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Stauros->med Tent
Stauros smiled," yeah, well you think you can get to Caldera? Then we can have real healers look at us."
Stauros smiled," yeah, well you think you can get to Caldera? Then we can have real healers look at us."
Lavius
Skaal village
The head scout looked to him. "Empire? We haven't heard squat from the Empire in years. We'll be helping you though. Reavers uniting is a bad sign for anyone, according to our leader. It's better we all prepare instead of just assuming it's not our problem just because we live to the South.
"So if you'll have us Lavius will be sending a troupe in to support your forces, meanwhile the rest of his men will be hidden in the mountain burrows so when the Reavers pass we can pincer 'em in and, as Lavius said, tear 'em to pieces."
Skaal village
The head scout looked to him. "Empire? We haven't heard squat from the Empire in years. We'll be helping you though. Reavers uniting is a bad sign for anyone, according to our leader. It's better we all prepare instead of just assuming it's not our problem just because we live to the South.
"So if you'll have us Lavius will be sending a troupe in to support your forces, meanwhile the rest of his men will be hidden in the mountain burrows so when the Reavers pass we can pincer 'em in and, as Lavius said, tear 'em to pieces."
Dalrus, Caldera Road
"Very well, i guess your right." she said looking up at stauros.
Eurod, Skaal Village
"Wait, you're telling me the empire is out, completely? Oh yes reaver's uniting is very bad, their number tripled ours, luckily half of them have turned and are heading towards vvardenfell, No one knows why. Thank your leader for me"
"Very well, i guess your right." she said looking up at stauros.
Eurod, Skaal Village
"Wait, you're telling me the empire is out, completely? Oh yes reaver's uniting is very bad, their number tripled ours, luckily half of them have turned and are heading towards vvardenfell, No one knows why. Thank your leader for me"
Lavius
Skaal
"Yes," said the scout, "And No. There was a war going on not too long ago, and the Legion needed all the support they could get. It's likely they were just too weakened to send support. You'd think we would have heard something. In a way, the Empire has sort of abandoned us."
Skaal
"Yes," said the scout, "And No. There was a war going on not too long ago, and the Legion needed all the support they could get. It's likely they were just too weakened to send support. You'd think we would have heard something. In a way, the Empire has sort of abandoned us."
Stauror->Medic Tent; Delfran and a scout->outside
Stauros wrapped a bandage around his arm and got up. "Comeon lets go out side." Outside the tent was the busle of a normal camp. Delfran came up to Stauros nad handed him his sword.
"Yeah, the scouts and I looted the beast's body and I got you sword back. Cleaned it up a bit and sharped the blade."
"Thank you" Stauros said placing it back into his scabbard(sp?)
A scout came up to the group and handed Dalrus a letter.
"Mam, I found this note on the Cheiften's corpse. Its pretty hard to read but it specifically has yours and Stauros' names, Hlaalu, and Amry. It meantions stopping the army. The note isn't signed, just has the cheiften's name on it. What should we do?"
Stauros wrapped a bandage around his arm and got up. "Comeon lets go out side." Outside the tent was the busle of a normal camp. Delfran came up to Stauros nad handed him his sword.
"Yeah, the scouts and I looted the beast's body and I got you sword back. Cleaned it up a bit and sharped the blade."
"Thank you" Stauros said placing it back into his scabbard(sp?)
A scout came up to the group and handed Dalrus a letter.
"Mam, I found this note on the Cheiften's corpse. Its pretty hard to read but it specifically has yours and Stauros' names, Hlaalu, and Amry. It meantions stopping the army. The note isn't signed, just has the cheiften's name on it. What should we do?"
Dalrus, Caldera Camp
"Well, you're sure it says our names? Hmm i don't see how goblins could know who we are. They'd have to see the yellow book, and as far as i know goblins can't read our lettering." Just as she said this an arrow came through the camp and hit a guard in the neck. She lookied down at the arrow and instead of the man dying, he suddenly got up and swung his sword at dalrus. She blocked his swing with one wrist sword, and swung around to decapitate the man. "What in the world?" she looked up to where the the arrow was fired and saw nothing. "Lets get out of here!" she yelled for all the men to get up.
Eurod, Skaal Village
"Hmm interesting indeed, it seems the empire doesnt care about you, just like they destroyed the land around their forts. But that was the other imperials, we are both responsible for Solsteim now, along with the leaderless thirsk men. Go now and bring forth your soldiers
The Silhouette
The Silhouette's next task was heading north towards dagon fell where he was supposed to meet with "reinforcements" though what miran was shipping in was beyond him. But miran assured him that they were a powerful ally. So he sailed a ship north
"Well, you're sure it says our names? Hmm i don't see how goblins could know who we are. They'd have to see the yellow book, and as far as i know goblins can't read our lettering." Just as she said this an arrow came through the camp and hit a guard in the neck. She lookied down at the arrow and instead of the man dying, he suddenly got up and swung his sword at dalrus. She blocked his swing with one wrist sword, and swung around to decapitate the man. "What in the world?" she looked up to where the the arrow was fired and saw nothing. "Lets get out of here!" she yelled for all the men to get up.
Eurod, Skaal Village
"Hmm interesting indeed, it seems the empire doesnt care about you, just like they destroyed the land around their forts. But that was the other imperials, we are both responsible for Solsteim now, along with the leaderless thirsk men. Go now and bring forth your soldiers
The Silhouette
The Silhouette's next task was heading north towards dagon fell where he was supposed to meet with "reinforcements" though what miran was shipping in was beyond him. But miran assured him that they were a powerful ally. So he sailed a ship north
Judd Vhahl
Miran's Lair
"Hm hm hm... Is this a joke?" Judd asked with a grin. "Lead a battle? Yeah I'll tell you what. You drop me off at whatever city you want and I'll reap the place until it's nothing more but a lake of blood. Anyone you drop off with me can follow me in."
Miran's Lair
"Hm hm hm... Is this a joke?" Judd asked with a grin. "Lead a battle? Yeah I'll tell you what. You drop me off at whatever city you want and I'll reap the place until it's nothing more but a lake of blood. Anyone you drop off with me can follow me in."
Miran, His lair
Miran laughed evily at this. "If i wanted that i'd have already sent the Silhouette, of course he's done a lot of it on his own, i want to bring the population under a single house, my house. If everyone's dead, how can their be peace, excluding of course the peace of the dead. I need you to go to vivec, i will call the Silhouette back, and you and him will kill everyone in the foreigh quarter, this is the only case where i want you to kill to your hearts desire. however get out of there as soon as the job is done. The Silhouette will be here soon, as far as i can tell he just got off the harbour" miran said
Miran laughed evily at this. "If i wanted that i'd have already sent the Silhouette, of course he's done a lot of it on his own, i want to bring the population under a single house, my house. If everyone's dead, how can their be peace, excluding of course the peace of the dead. I need you to go to vivec, i will call the Silhouette back, and you and him will kill everyone in the foreigh quarter, this is the only case where i want you to kill to your hearts desire. however get out of there as soon as the job is done. The Silhouette will be here soon, as far as i can tell he just got off the harbour" miran said
Stauros adn Delfran->caldrea road
"What was that!?" stauros grabbed the hit of his sword and remembered his arm was bad "Well, i'm gonna be worthless meat in a sword fight. What are we gonna do now?"
"What was that!?" stauros grabbed the hit of his sword and remembered his arm was bad "Well, i'm gonna be worthless meat in a sword fight. What are we gonna do now?"
Dalrus, Caldera camp
"lets get out of here" she said as she ran towards caldera
"lets get out of here" she said as she ran towards caldera
Miles, Zergonipal
Miles froze, he could feel it - eyes. Someone was staring at him. Sword in hand, he slowly turned.
The figure was staring straight at him, and he knew he had to react before whoever it was did.
So he charged.
Miles froze, he could feel it - eyes. Someone was staring at him. Sword in hand, he slowly turned.
The figure was staring straight at him, and he knew he had to react before whoever it was did.
So he charged.
Megil Tel'Zeke-Vivec
Megil sat in his library buried in books. He sought the answer to the Moldair's appearance. The event at teh HOJ was easily covered up, the 'blame' put on infrastructure damage fromt he earlier event. Construction crew were once again busy assessing the damage and preparing to repaitr the city. The 1st Sea wall was slowly rising, it's foundations being layed, in a month or two it would begin rising above the sea, and in 2 months the sea gates would be finished.
Megil sat in his library buried in books. He sought the answer to the Moldair's appearance. The event at teh HOJ was easily covered up, the 'blame' put on infrastructure damage fromt he earlier event. Construction crew were once again busy assessing the damage and preparing to repaitr the city. The 1st Sea wall was slowly rising, it's foundations being layed, in a month or two it would begin rising above the sea, and in 2 months the sea gates would be finished.
Stauros->Road
"well You all heard the woman. Move out!" All of the people ran off twards Caldrea, and if they were dogs, they'd have their tails between their legs.*
*hmm that came out of nowere.....
"well You all heard the woman. Move out!" All of the people ran off twards Caldrea, and if they were dogs, they'd have their tails between their legs.*
*hmm that came out of nowere.....
Amili, Tel Naga
It was finally her watch with a second bonus; Virk had the suden idea to go for a drink. With her being the only guard, Melkaan wasn't exactly safe. Amili walked down the hall a bit and summoned a tiny fireball in her palm, enough to light the single candle that she had set out for 'decoration' a day or so earlier.
She went back to the entrance of Melkaan's room and leaned against the adjacent wall, waiting.
Once En'fel did his job, she could do her own. She hoped she was ready to cast the spell. She went over the incantations in her head; was she ready yet? Neloth would have had no problem with it, but he had already been killed by Melkaan and herself.
It was finally her watch with a second bonus; Virk had the suden idea to go for a drink. With her being the only guard, Melkaan wasn't exactly safe. Amili walked down the hall a bit and summoned a tiny fireball in her palm, enough to light the single candle that she had set out for 'decoration' a day or so earlier.
She went back to the entrance of Melkaan's room and leaned against the adjacent wall, waiting.
Once En'fel did his job, she could do her own. She hoped she was ready to cast the spell. She went over the incantations in her head; was she ready yet? Neloth would have had no problem with it, but he had already been killed by Melkaan and herself.
The Silhouette
The Silhouette could not be reached by miran, so it would just be judd who would attack. He continued his sailing north, and was in Dagon fell the next day. It was a dark town, people felt on the edge of the world, the last land before atmora. It was freezing and rainy. The Silhouette landed a little ways from the town, where the "Reinforcements" were going to be. He sat down and looked at a book, called "The Orgins of Sylphs." How could Megil be a sylph, or at least know their ways. He hated him for that, he looked through the ancient writings, the battles between moldair and sylphs, and he knew that something big was happening.
On the horizen he could see the outline of many many ships coming. They must be the reinforcements. They were raiders, or reavers in the nordic tongue, they came closer and closer hundreds of them. It was only a matter of time before dagon fell was taken. Of course they wouldnt stay there, and at most only leave a few guards.
The Silhouette could not be reached by miran, so it would just be judd who would attack. He continued his sailing north, and was in Dagon fell the next day. It was a dark town, people felt on the edge of the world, the last land before atmora. It was freezing and rainy. The Silhouette landed a little ways from the town, where the "Reinforcements" were going to be. He sat down and looked at a book, called "The Orgins of Sylphs." How could Megil be a sylph, or at least know their ways. He hated him for that, he looked through the ancient writings, the battles between moldair and sylphs, and he knew that something big was happening.
On the horizen he could see the outline of many many ships coming. They must be the reinforcements. They were raiders, or reavers in the nordic tongue, they came closer and closer hundreds of them. It was only a matter of time before dagon fell was taken. Of course they wouldnt stay there, and at most only leave a few guards.
Judd Vhahl
Miran's lair
"No no no, tell me something. Who are you, really?" Judd questioned. "You want to act so superior to me then prove you are. Reveal yourself. You want me to attack New Vivec? Then prove to me that there's a reason. I won't be stooping to the level of some mercenary for a punch of scarf-faced nitwits."
En'Fel
Sadrith Mora
En'Fel saw a tiny light in the distance, and only one light. It was just enough to reveal the surrounding area. A Sadrith Mora grave-yard shift guard tredged along as En'Fel began descending from his location. The guard realized the front door of the tower was too dimly lit, and promptly lighted some torches. Em'Fel grinned, as once the guard's back was turned an eerie, freezing wind fell against his neck, and when he turned around he noticed every light around the Front door had been mysteriously blown out. Seconds later he made a tiny yelp, sort of like the sound a guard like him would make at the feeling of being jerked aside and flash frozen. En'Fel left the guard on the ground and tried the lock to the tower. It was unlocked, so he entered the vacant halls.
His mind was on fire as he creeped around. The halls were well lit, but like some type of haunting one by one ever light flickered out as a gust of frozen air passed them, and En'fel remained a shadow, hidden in the darkness that slowly seeped into the Tower.
"Meeeeeelkaaaaaaan...." he whispered, playing arrogantly with the power he held.
En'Fel climbed up the hole into the upper chamber where Melkaan's room was located. He shut his eyes and removed his amulet, trying to concentrate. A mist began flowing outward and torches all over the upper chamber froze. He immediatly opened his eyes, stuffing the amulet into his pouch. He wore nothing now but he ceremonial Ashlander cloth, a belt and a pouch around his shoulder. His sword was stuck into a string tied around his belt. As the cold wind he created to continued to encircle the upper chamber, his braided hair flowed around. He strutted fluently toward the entrance of Melkaan's room.
"Amili, is it unlocked?" he asked.
Miran's lair
"No no no, tell me something. Who are you, really?" Judd questioned. "You want to act so superior to me then prove you are. Reveal yourself. You want me to attack New Vivec? Then prove to me that there's a reason. I won't be stooping to the level of some mercenary for a punch of scarf-faced nitwits."
En'Fel
Sadrith Mora
En'Fel saw a tiny light in the distance, and only one light. It was just enough to reveal the surrounding area. A Sadrith Mora grave-yard shift guard tredged along as En'Fel began descending from his location. The guard realized the front door of the tower was too dimly lit, and promptly lighted some torches. Em'Fel grinned, as once the guard's back was turned an eerie, freezing wind fell against his neck, and when he turned around he noticed every light around the Front door had been mysteriously blown out. Seconds later he made a tiny yelp, sort of like the sound a guard like him would make at the feeling of being jerked aside and flash frozen. En'Fel left the guard on the ground and tried the lock to the tower. It was unlocked, so he entered the vacant halls.
His mind was on fire as he creeped around. The halls were well lit, but like some type of haunting one by one ever light flickered out as a gust of frozen air passed them, and En'fel remained a shadow, hidden in the darkness that slowly seeped into the Tower.
"Meeeeeelkaaaaaaan...." he whispered, playing arrogantly with the power he held.
En'Fel climbed up the hole into the upper chamber where Melkaan's room was located. He shut his eyes and removed his amulet, trying to concentrate. A mist began flowing outward and torches all over the upper chamber froze. He immediatly opened his eyes, stuffing the amulet into his pouch. He wore nothing now but he ceremonial Ashlander cloth, a belt and a pouch around his shoulder. His sword was stuck into a string tied around his belt. As the cold wind he created to continued to encircle the upper chamber, his braided hair flowed around. He strutted fluently toward the entrance of Melkaan's room.
"Amili, is it unlocked?" he asked.
New Vivec, Hall of Justice
Raxle O'Conner
Raxle stumbled about the New Vivec square, sort of confused in his bearings. "Damn, I hoped to just go back home.. Well, I am a Lt. after all" The idea warmed up to his heart a bit, but turned back sour when he remebered that he was in the city, and one led by a Dunmer.
With a great amount of luck, Raxle found the entrance to he Hall of Justice. Posted by te side of the doors were two Indoril Armour fitted dunmer, each with their red, stealy eyes on Raxle.
"Good day sirs, might you direct me to the office of Lord Megil?" He prodded, with what little humility he could muster. It almost killed him to call Megil a lord, much less any dunmer.
In a rather harsh, in fact tired tone, the guard responded, "Down the hall. Theres no way you can miss the door to his office. You will have to see the clerk before you can't enter however."
"Thank you" With a court knod Raxle continued through the doors and down the hall, gaping in awe in the amount of traffic that fluttered through there tirelessly.
"Miss, I am here on behalf of Captain Falx Albarnias to see Lord Megil."
Raxle O'Conner
Raxle stumbled about the New Vivec square, sort of confused in his bearings. "Damn, I hoped to just go back home.. Well, I am a Lt. after all" The idea warmed up to his heart a bit, but turned back sour when he remebered that he was in the city, and one led by a Dunmer.
With a great amount of luck, Raxle found the entrance to he Hall of Justice. Posted by te side of the doors were two Indoril Armour fitted dunmer, each with their red, stealy eyes on Raxle.
"Good day sirs, might you direct me to the office of Lord Megil?" He prodded, with what little humility he could muster. It almost killed him to call Megil a lord, much less any dunmer.
In a rather harsh, in fact tired tone, the guard responded, "Down the hall. Theres no way you can miss the door to his office. You will have to see the clerk before you can't enter however."
"Thank you" With a court knod Raxle continued through the doors and down the hall, gaping in awe in the amount of traffic that fluttered through there tirelessly.
"Miss, I am here on behalf of Captain Falx Albarnias to see Lord Megil."
Clerk-HOJ
The rather beautiful woman posted in front of the emblazoned doors looked up at Raxle, She scrutinized him for a few moments,
"He is not in at teh moment, though I could give you directions to his manor, he will gladly meet with you there," Without waiting for a reply she jotted down some directions to the manor and handed them to Raxle,
"It isn't hard ot miss, as it is a rather Large Manor, though a bit secluded."
The rather beautiful woman posted in front of the emblazoned doors looked up at Raxle, She scrutinized him for a few moments,
"He is not in at teh moment, though I could give you directions to his manor, he will gladly meet with you there," Without waiting for a reply she jotted down some directions to the manor and handed them to Raxle,
"It isn't hard ot miss, as it is a rather Large Manor, though a bit secluded."
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Nov 10 2005, 09:17 PM)
Clerk-HOJ
The rather beautiful woman posted in front of the emblazoned doors looked up at Raxle, She scrutinized him for a few moments,
"He is not in at teh moment, though I could give you directions to his manor, he will gladly meet with you there," Without waiting for a reply she jotted down some directions to the manor and handed them to Raxle,
"It isn't hard ot miss, as it is a rather Large Manor, though a bit secluded."
The rather beautiful woman posted in front of the emblazoned doors looked up at Raxle, She scrutinized him for a few moments,
"He is not in at teh moment, though I could give you directions to his manor, he will gladly meet with you there," Without waiting for a reply she jotted down some directions to the manor and handed them to Raxle,
"It isn't hard ot miss, as it is a rather Large Manor, though a bit secluded."
Raxle O'Conner
New Vivec
Raxle half heartedly reached out for the note, "Damn, to much running. This guy better be the real compassion.."
"Thank you mam, have a nice day."
He began walking out the door when he noticed a small mirror on the wall. Raxle peered into it, almost shocking himself by the reflection on the other side. His thoughts wandered aloud, "I look like guar crap, perhaps I do need some sit down time."
The streets were seemingly as populated as the HoJ, and Raxle again struggled to find his way. His mind was now more focused on his appearence, then actually were he was heading. Five years of hiding from society had turned him hard, uncaring perhaps. It was a struggle to keep his cool in this place.
"There it is. I guess it is quite large. Coward..." He went up to the door, his thoughts going back to the Battle of Old Vivec. It was Raxle's opinion that it could of been saved, but since then, he was blinded by his hatred for the dunmer. Partly stemmed from this Megil.
He pounded on the door several times, looking for the note the Capt. Albarnias had sent with him.
Megil- Tel'Zeke Manor, New Vivec
Megil looked up from the books, he could hear the door. Megil headed out of the large library and into the hall, he straightened out his clothing, as he walked down the stairs were a servant was already opening the door, Two Ordinators standing guard in teh main hall.
"How may I help you?" the servant asked Raxle,
Megil looked up from the books, he could hear the door. Megil headed out of the large library and into the hall, he straightened out his clothing, as he walked down the stairs were a servant was already opening the door, Two Ordinators standing guard in teh main hall.
"How may I help you?" the servant asked Raxle,
New Vivec
Raxle O'Conner
"Look damn't! I just want to speak with Lord Megil. I've been walking around in the city for Akatosh knows how long just searching for this man." Rather embarrased, Raxle tried to straighten himself out, "Uh.. Sorry, travel weariness? I am here on behalf of Captian Falx Albarnias. Now if you may, I'd like to speak to your master, or leader, or whoever he is.
Raxle O'Conner
"Look damn't! I just want to speak with Lord Megil. I've been walking around in the city for Akatosh knows how long just searching for this man." Rather embarrased, Raxle tried to straighten himself out, "Uh.. Sorry, travel weariness? I am here on behalf of Captian Falx Albarnias. Now if you may, I'd like to speak to your master, or leader, or whoever he is.
Megil- manor, NewVivec
"Let him in," Megil said, the servant moved out of the way and gestured for Raxle to enter.
Megil began walking across the entry hall, pausing in frnt of Raxle, he glanced the man up and down,
"A bit rough, but I am sure Falx had reason to choose you," he said, "Well follow me to my office and we can discuss your...promotion,"
"Let him in," Megil said, the servant moved out of the way and gestured for Raxle to enter.
Megil began walking across the entry hall, pausing in frnt of Raxle, he glanced the man up and down,
"A bit rough, but I am sure Falx had reason to choose you," he said, "Well follow me to my office and we can discuss your...promotion,"
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Nov 10 2005, 08:37 PM)
En'Fel
Sadrith Mora
En'Fel saw a tiny light in the distance, and only one light. It was just enough to reveal the surrounding area. A Sadrith Mora grave-yard shift guard tredged along as En'Fel began descending from his location. The guard realized the front door of the tower was too dimly lit, and promptly lighted some torches. Em'Fel grinned, as once the guard's back was turned an eerie, freezing wind fell against his neck, and when he turned around he noticed every light around the Front door had been mysteriously blown out. Seconds later he made a tiny yelp, sort of like the sound a guard like him would make at the feeling of being jerked aside and flash frozen. En'Fel left the guard on the ground and tried the lock to the tower. It was unlocked, so he entered the vacant halls.
His mind was on fire as he creeped around. The halls were well lit, but like some type of haunting one by one ever light flickered out as a gust of frozen air passed them, and En'fel remained a shadow, hidden in the darkness that slowly seeped into the Tower.
"Meeeeeelkaaaaaaan...." he whispered, playing arrogantly with the power he held.
En'Fel climbed up the hole into the upper chamber where Melkaan's room was located. He shut his eyes and removed his amulet, trying to concentrate. A mist began flowing outward and torches all over the upper chamber froze. He immediatly opened his eyes, stuffing the amulet into his pouch. He wore nothing now but he ceremonial Ashlander cloth, a belt and a pouch around his shoulder. His sword was stuck into a string tied around his belt. As the cold wind he created to continued to encircle the upper chamber, his braided hair flowed around. He strutted fluently toward the entrance of Melkaan's room.
"Amili, is it unlocked?" he asked.
Sadrith Mora
En'Fel saw a tiny light in the distance, and only one light. It was just enough to reveal the surrounding area. A Sadrith Mora grave-yard shift guard tredged along as En'Fel began descending from his location. The guard realized the front door of the tower was too dimly lit, and promptly lighted some torches. Em'Fel grinned, as once the guard's back was turned an eerie, freezing wind fell against his neck, and when he turned around he noticed every light around the Front door had been mysteriously blown out. Seconds later he made a tiny yelp, sort of like the sound a guard like him would make at the feeling of being jerked aside and flash frozen. En'Fel left the guard on the ground and tried the lock to the tower. It was unlocked, so he entered the vacant halls.
His mind was on fire as he creeped around. The halls were well lit, but like some type of haunting one by one ever light flickered out as a gust of frozen air passed them, and En'fel remained a shadow, hidden in the darkness that slowly seeped into the Tower.
"Meeeeeelkaaaaaaan...." he whispered, playing arrogantly with the power he held.
En'Fel climbed up the hole into the upper chamber where Melkaan's room was located. He shut his eyes and removed his amulet, trying to concentrate. A mist began flowing outward and torches all over the upper chamber froze. He immediatly opened his eyes, stuffing the amulet into his pouch. He wore nothing now but he ceremonial Ashlander cloth, a belt and a pouch around his shoulder. His sword was stuck into a string tied around his belt. As the cold wind he created to continued to encircle the upper chamber, his braided hair flowed around. He strutted fluently toward the entrance of Melkaan's room.
"Amili, is it unlocked?" he asked.
Amili, Tel Naga
"It is now." Amili answered as she turned the key. "I'll leave you to your business then." she said as she walked off down the hall.
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Nov 10 2005, 10:55 PM)
Megil- manor, NewVivec
"Let him in," Megil said, the servant moved out of the way and gestured for Raxle to enter.
Megil began walking across the entry hall, pausing in frnt of Raxle, he glanced the man up and down,
"A bit rough, but I am sure Falx had reason to choose you," he said, "Well follow me to my office and we can discuss your...promotion,"
"Let him in," Megil said, the servant moved out of the way and gestured for Raxle to enter.
Megil began walking across the entry hall, pausing in frnt of Raxle, he glanced the man up and down,
"A bit rough, but I am sure Falx had reason to choose you," he said, "Well follow me to my office and we can discuss your...promotion,"
Raxle O'Conner
New Vivec
"Yea, promotion, anyways" Raxle handed over the letter that Falx had written for Megil. It was just the basics, such as name, newly appointed rank, request to be put on duty in the HoJ. Quite informal, but to the point.
"So Megil, or Lord Megil, whoever you are. Assuming I get this job, what will I have to do?" Raxle imagined that perhaps if was just rude enough, and maybe even a little hard-headed he'd at least demoted and sent back Gnisis. "Hopefully it won't require to much.. work"
Jonacin
Jonacin walked over to Serene. "So what do we do now?" he asked her
Jonacin walked over to Serene. "So what do we do now?" he asked her
En'fel
Sadrith Mora
En'fel nodded, waiting for her to leave, trying to calm himself. When everything seemed right, he opened the door.
"Amili, good, you're here, I need you to help me with something," said Melkaan as he shuffled through some papers at his desk.
En'fel stood at the doorway. Melkaan turned to look. His eyes went wide. "AMILI!" he screamed.
"My name is En'fel," said the Ashlander as he approached nice an slowly. Melkaan jumped from his chair and back around the room. "AMILI! he yelled again.
En'Fel continued his advance. The whiplash of the wind sent his braids flying eradicatly about his head. The room went black aside from a single window. The moon sent just a shard of light. En'Fel was now just a silhouette. Each one of his hands erupted in a blue, misting fire. Melkaan made a jump for it, scrambling for the door, but his collar was caught by En'fel grip, and he was thrust violently against the wall.
"No, no please!" Melkaan shouted. "I'll do anything!" Melkaan was now on his knees as En'Fel took his last step, and stopped before the dunmer.
"What is my name?" asked En'fel, as he raised two of his fingers and lightly touched Melkaan's forehead.
"It was... En'fel... En'fel's your name!"
"Do you know who I am?"
"You're an ashlander!" he said quickly.
"What tribe?" En'fel persued.
Melkaan paused. He stumbled over the words.
"I'm sorry, did I accidentally give you a brain-freeze?" En'fel joked as Melkaan's entire forehead froze over.
Seconds later his body was locked in his bawling, shameful state.
En'fel grinned. It was done. He relished at the image he saw in front of him. Some how though, it did not give him solice. Somehow it wasn't enough. He had expected to feel right again about the deaths of most of his tribe after seeking revenge. It was in cold blood, and it wasn't right. It didn't feel right at all.
Sadrith Mora
En'fel nodded, waiting for her to leave, trying to calm himself. When everything seemed right, he opened the door.
"Amili, good, you're here, I need you to help me with something," said Melkaan as he shuffled through some papers at his desk.
En'fel stood at the doorway. Melkaan turned to look. His eyes went wide. "AMILI!" he screamed.
"My name is En'fel," said the Ashlander as he approached nice an slowly. Melkaan jumped from his chair and back around the room. "AMILI! he yelled again.
En'Fel continued his advance. The whiplash of the wind sent his braids flying eradicatly about his head. The room went black aside from a single window. The moon sent just a shard of light. En'Fel was now just a silhouette. Each one of his hands erupted in a blue, misting fire. Melkaan made a jump for it, scrambling for the door, but his collar was caught by En'fel grip, and he was thrust violently against the wall.
"No, no please!" Melkaan shouted. "I'll do anything!" Melkaan was now on his knees as En'Fel took his last step, and stopped before the dunmer.
"What is my name?" asked En'fel, as he raised two of his fingers and lightly touched Melkaan's forehead.
"It was... En'fel... En'fel's your name!"
"Do you know who I am?"
"You're an ashlander!" he said quickly.
"What tribe?" En'fel persued.
Melkaan paused. He stumbled over the words.
"I'm sorry, did I accidentally give you a brain-freeze?" En'fel joked as Melkaan's entire forehead froze over.
Seconds later his body was locked in his bawling, shameful state.
En'fel grinned. It was done. He relished at the image he saw in front of him. Some how though, it did not give him solice. Somehow it wasn't enough. He had expected to feel right again about the deaths of most of his tribe after seeking revenge. It was in cold blood, and it wasn't right. It didn't feel right at all.
QUOTE(LoneWolf @ Nov 11 2005, 08:23 PM)
Jonacin
Jonacin walked over to Serene. "So what do we do now?" he asked her
Jonacin walked over to Serene. "So what do we do now?" he asked her
Serene
Ald´ruhn
"Oh darling....I don´t know, we have a couple of options in my opinion, one; we can try to find some temporary quarters here in Ald´ruhn, unfortunately Anthanes doesn´t seem to be at home.......so it will be either at Sarethi Manor or maybe the Temple......or we could teleport to Vivec and see if maybe Megil could tuck us in.....or..we could go back to Zergonipal.....the Ahemmusa will take us in I´m sure.....so please what do you think would be the best for us..we also must consider what´s best for Leni!"
Serene sighed and gently stroke her daughter´s chin.....
Miran, Nathanoj Tower
"You question my abilities?" Miran stepped out of the shadows. Revealing an old decrepit orc.
"I have fought with the telvanni lead council, i have brough orcs under another leader. And i have tamed the Silhouettes." the four other silhouettes looked around at eachother's reactions, and they were not happy, of his cockiness.
The Silhouette
The Silhouette waited on shore for a long time. He hated it, waiting, he never did nothing, he always had a mission, and babysitting the reaver's was an embarrassment. They finally came on shore, there were hundreds of them, and they all landed around the silhouette. They glared at him like a dog looking at something it didnt know about. They were confused of who or what he was. The chief came forward
"You question my abilities?" Miran stepped out of the shadows. Revealing an old decrepit orc.
"I have fought with the telvanni lead council, i have brough orcs under another leader. And i have tamed the Silhouettes." the four other silhouettes looked around at eachother's reactions, and they were not happy, of his cockiness.
The Silhouette
The Silhouette waited on shore for a long time. He hated it, waiting, he never did nothing, he always had a mission, and babysitting the reaver's was an embarrassment. They finally came on shore, there were hundreds of them, and they all landed around the silhouette. They glared at him like a dog looking at something it didnt know about. They were confused of who or what he was. The chief came forward
Judd Vhahl
Miran's lair
"Yeah, whatever, all talk," said Judd. "You're all a bunch of scarf-heads to me. You give me the gold now and I'll go invade New Vivec, sound good? Don't worry, I'll still leave you a few to Conquer," Judd said sarcastically.
Miran's lair
"Yeah, whatever, all talk," said Judd. "You're all a bunch of scarf-heads to me. You give me the gold now and I'll go invade New Vivec, sound good? Don't worry, I'll still leave you a few to Conquer," Judd said sarcastically.
Megil-manor, Vivec
Megil let out a small smirk,
"No I doubt it will be to work intensive. Your job is to relay messages between the Hall of Justice and Legion headquarters. Whenever there are no messages to be sent, well you get to sit around in the Hall until one comes about. I hope this isn't a problem Lieutenant. If it is I am sure we can find a much better candidate, who will at least take the time to groom and maintain their hygiene,"
Megil let out a small smirk,
"No I doubt it will be to work intensive. Your job is to relay messages between the Hall of Justice and Legion headquarters. Whenever there are no messages to be sent, well you get to sit around in the Hall until one comes about. I hope this isn't a problem Lieutenant. If it is I am sure we can find a much better candidate, who will at least take the time to groom and maintain their hygiene,"
Miran, Nathanoj tower
"Fine fine, half gold now, half gold later" he threw him the gold
"Fine fine, half gold now, half gold later" he threw him the gold
Judd Vhahl
Miran's Lair
"Don't joke with me. You give me the whole thing now and I'll tell you what. I don't deliver and you can just track me down. It won't be hard, just follow the wake of blood."
Miran's Lair
"Don't joke with me. You give me the whole thing now and I'll tell you what. I don't deliver and you can just track me down. It won't be hard, just follow the wake of blood."
Miran, His lair
"Just take it" he threw the coins at him.
"Just take it" he threw the coins at him.
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Nov 11 2005, 04:35 PM)
En'fel
Sadrith Mora
En'fel nodded, waiting for her to leave, trying to calm himself. When everything seemed right, he opened the door.
"Amili, good, you're here, I need you to help me with something," said Melkaan as he shuffled through some papers at his desk.
En'fel stood at the doorway. Melkaan turned to look. His eyes went wide. "AMILI!" he screamed.
"My name is En'fel," said the Ashlander as he approached nice an slowly. Melkaan jumped from his chair and back around the room. "AMILI! he yelled again.
En'Fel continued his advance. The whiplash of the wind sent his braids flying eradicatly about his head. The room went black aside from a single window. The moon sent just a shard of light. En'Fel was now just a silhouette. Each one of his hands erupted in a blue, misting fire. Melkaan made a jump for it, scrambling for the door, but his collar was caught by En'fel grip, and he was thrust violently against the wall.
"No, no please!" Melkaan shouted. "I'll do anything!" Melkaan was now on his knees as En'Fel took his last step, and stopped before the dunmer.
"What is my name?" asked En'fel, as he raised two of his fingers and lightly touched Melkaan's forehead.
"It was... En'fel... En'fel's your name!"
"Do you know who I am?"
"You're an ashlander!" he said quickly.
"What tribe?" En'fel persued.
Melkaan paused. He stumbled over the words.
"I'm sorry, did I accidentally give you a brain-freeze?" En'fel joked as Melkaan's entire forehead froze over.
Seconds later his body was locked in his bawling, shameful state.
En'fel grinned. It was done. He relished at the image he saw in front of him. Some how though, it did not give him solice. Somehow it wasn't enough. He had expected to feel right again about the deaths of most of his tribe after seeking revenge. It was in cold blood, and it wasn't right. It didn't feel right at all.
Sadrith Mora
En'fel nodded, waiting for her to leave, trying to calm himself. When everything seemed right, he opened the door.
"Amili, good, you're here, I need you to help me with something," said Melkaan as he shuffled through some papers at his desk.
En'fel stood at the doorway. Melkaan turned to look. His eyes went wide. "AMILI!" he screamed.
"My name is En'fel," said the Ashlander as he approached nice an slowly. Melkaan jumped from his chair and back around the room. "AMILI! he yelled again.
En'Fel continued his advance. The whiplash of the wind sent his braids flying eradicatly about his head. The room went black aside from a single window. The moon sent just a shard of light. En'Fel was now just a silhouette. Each one of his hands erupted in a blue, misting fire. Melkaan made a jump for it, scrambling for the door, but his collar was caught by En'fel grip, and he was thrust violently against the wall.
"No, no please!" Melkaan shouted. "I'll do anything!" Melkaan was now on his knees as En'Fel took his last step, and stopped before the dunmer.
"What is my name?" asked En'fel, as he raised two of his fingers and lightly touched Melkaan's forehead.
"It was... En'fel... En'fel's your name!"
"Do you know who I am?"
"You're an ashlander!" he said quickly.
"What tribe?" En'fel persued.
Melkaan paused. He stumbled over the words.
"I'm sorry, did I accidentally give you a brain-freeze?" En'fel joked as Melkaan's entire forehead froze over.
Seconds later his body was locked in his bawling, shameful state.
En'fel grinned. It was done. He relished at the image he saw in front of him. Some how though, it did not give him solice. Somehow it wasn't enough. He had expected to feel right again about the deaths of most of his tribe after seeking revenge. It was in cold blood, and it wasn't right. It didn't feel right at all.
Amili, Tel Naga
Amili smiled a smile of satisfaction when Melkaan had yelled her name and she knew what was happening.
We aren't finished yet. she thought to herself.
She walked in the room confidently, and chanted in her head; if she whispered it, it would have had devastating effects, mulitplied if it were yelled.
"So it is done." Amili said flatly as she looked at Melkaan's form in disgust; why had she ever respected such a man, even for a small amount of time? Without her help, Neloth would have easily wiped the floor with him. I was just too blind to see it. she thought bitterly to herself. The feeling sson passed when she realized that she would never have risen to the ruler of the House if she hadn't disposed of the councillor.
"Our deal stands." she continued. "You may leave; I will make it look like I battled, maybe make it look as i f slave did the deed."
In reality, she was waiting for En'fel to turn his back....
En'fel
Sadrith Mora
En'fel suddenly turned, startled when Amili spoke behind him.
"You forgot my reasoning for doing it this way. It has to be me, remember? There's a reason an ashlander killed him. There's a reason he had to be killed a certain way. The people must know who I am. The people must know what I can do.
En'fel shot off a frost-ball against the desk, papers spilled around as the desk collapsed with a snowy-crator in it.
"It has to look like I battle as well," he said, launching another frostball into the wall. En'fel kept Amili in the corner of his eye as he walked outside the room. He just needed to make it look like an accident. A simple... easy accident. After he fired off the initial blow he could follow up until she looked like that desk. En'fel shot another frost-ball off at the other side of the door, breaking it to bits, making it look like a forced entry. He turned his hand and began sending frost-balls around the upper-chamber. Any second from now he could turn around and launch one at her head. Any second...
Sadrith Mora
En'fel suddenly turned, startled when Amili spoke behind him.
"You forgot my reasoning for doing it this way. It has to be me, remember? There's a reason an ashlander killed him. There's a reason he had to be killed a certain way. The people must know who I am. The people must know what I can do.
En'fel shot off a frost-ball against the desk, papers spilled around as the desk collapsed with a snowy-crator in it.
"It has to look like I battle as well," he said, launching another frostball into the wall. En'fel kept Amili in the corner of his eye as he walked outside the room. He just needed to make it look like an accident. A simple... easy accident. After he fired off the initial blow he could follow up until she looked like that desk. En'fel shot another frost-ball off at the other side of the door, breaking it to bits, making it look like a forced entry. He turned his hand and began sending frost-balls around the upper-chamber. Any second from now he could turn around and launch one at her head. Any second...
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Nov 11 2005, 05:49 PM)
Megil-manor, Vivec
Megil let out a small smirk,
"No I doubt it will be to work intensive. Your job is to relay messages between the Hall of Justice and Legion headquarters. Whenever there are no messages to be sent, well you get to sit around in the Hall until one comes about. I hope this isn't a problem Lieutenant. If it is I am sure we can find a much better candidate, who will at least take the time to groom and maintain their hygiene,"
Megil let out a small smirk,
"No I doubt it will be to work intensive. Your job is to relay messages between the Hall of Justice and Legion headquarters. Whenever there are no messages to be sent, well you get to sit around in the Hall until one comes about. I hope this isn't a problem Lieutenant. If it is I am sure we can find a much better candidate, who will at least take the time to groom and maintain their hygiene,"
Raxle O'Conner
New Vivec, Manor of Megil
Raxle would of been quite offended if he hadn't known how beaten up he looked, "Well, your majesty, I happened to of just come off the field. In fact almost five years of hiding.. Hiding from your kind."
"I hope however, that I can fill the shoes of the fat bureaucrat." Raxle chuckled, "Oh, I forgot, I'll be a errand boy, no time to get large I suppose. Is there anything else?"
QUOTE(minque @ Nov 11 2005, 09:47 PM)
Serene
Ald´ruhn
"Oh darling....I don´t know, we have a couple of options in my opinion, one; we can try to find some temporary quarters here in Ald´ruhn, unfortunately Anthanes doesn´t seem to be at home.......so it will be either at Sarethi Manor or maybe the Temple......or we could teleport to Vivec and see if maybe Megil could tuck us in.....or..we could go back to Zergonipal.....the Ahemmusa will take us in I´m sure.....so please what do you think would be the best for us..we also must consider what´s best for Leni!"
Serene sighed and gently stroke her daughter´s chin.....
Ald´ruhn
"Oh darling....I don´t know, we have a couple of options in my opinion, one; we can try to find some temporary quarters here in Ald´ruhn, unfortunately Anthanes doesn´t seem to be at home.......so it will be either at Sarethi Manor or maybe the Temple......or we could teleport to Vivec and see if maybe Megil could tuck us in.....or..we could go back to Zergonipal.....the Ahemmusa will take us in I´m sure.....so please what do you think would be the best for us..we also must consider what´s best for Leni!"
Serene sighed and gently stroke her daughter´s chin.....
Jonacin
"Well, how about we visit Megil? I haven't seen him in a long time, in fact i haven't seen him since he was asking if he could build a statue of me."
QUOTE(LoneWolf @ Nov 12 2005, 12:56 PM)
Jonacin
"Well, how about we visit Megil? I haven't seen him in a long time, in fact i haven't seen him since he was asking if he could build a statue of me."
"Well, how about we visit Megil? I haven't seen him in a long time, in fact i haven't seen him since he was asking if he could build a statue of me."
Serene
Ald´ruhn
"Very well darling! Then we might as well teleport to New Vivec" Serene smiled and took out an amulet from her pocket.
"Hold on to me then and off we go"
She activated the amulet and in a grey cloud the entire family vanished from the streets of Ald´ruhn
Serene with family
New Vivec, outside Foreign Quarters
"Ahh....here we are, always nauseous this teleporting"
It was a chilly clear morning as they arrived, and the buildings were glowing in the morning sun.
OOC: I´m off to a party in a while, don´t know if I´ll be able to post anymore today! But Wolfie..feel free to drag your family along in whatever you are up to!...
Megil-manor,Vivec
"good point, though there is always room for growth. but yes that will be all for now."
"good point, though there is always room for growth. but yes that will be all for now."
QUOTE(minque @ Nov 12 2005, 01:54 PM)
Serene
Ald´ruhn
"Very well darling! Then we might as well teleport to New Vivec" Serene smiled and took out an amulet from her pocket.
"Hold on to me then and off we go"
She activated the amulet and in a grey cloud the entire family vanished from the streets of Ald´ruhn
Serene with family
New Vivec, outside Foreign Quarters
"Ahh....here we are, always nauseous this teleporting"
It was a chilly clear morning as they arrived, and the buildings were glowing in the morning sun.
OOC: I´m off to a party in a while, don´t know if I´ll be able to post anymore today! But Wolfie..feel free to drag your family along in whatever you are up to!...
Ald´ruhn
"Very well darling! Then we might as well teleport to New Vivec" Serene smiled and took out an amulet from her pocket.
"Hold on to me then and off we go"
She activated the amulet and in a grey cloud the entire family vanished from the streets of Ald´ruhn
Serene with family
New Vivec, outside Foreign Quarters
"Ahh....here we are, always nauseous this teleporting"
It was a chilly clear morning as they arrived, and the buildings were glowing in the morning sun.
OOC: I´m off to a party in a while, don´t know if I´ll be able to post anymore today! But Wolfie..feel free to drag your family along in whatever you are up to!...
Jonacin
"Well, let's see if we can find Megil anywhere, and ask him for a place to stay" Jonacin said to Serene, picking up Leni.
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Nov 11 2005, 08:50 PM)
En'fel
Sadrith Mora
En'fel suddenly turned, startled when Amili spoke behind him.
"You forgot my reasoning for doing it this way. It has to be me, remember? There's a reason an ashlander killed him. There's a reason he had to be killed a certain way. The people must know who I am. The people must know what I can do.
En'fel shot off a frost-ball against the desk, papers spilled around as the desk collapsed with a snowy-crator in it.
"It has to look like I battle as well," he said, launching another frostball into the wall. En'fel kept Amili in the corner of his eye as he walked outside the room. He just needed to make it look like an accident. A simple... easy accident. After he fired off the initial blow he could follow up until she looked like that desk. En'fel shot another frost-ball off at the other side of the door, breaking it to bits, making it look like a forced entry. He turned his hand and began sending frost-balls around the upper-chamber. Any second from now he could turn around and launch one at her head. Any second...
Sadrith Mora
En'fel suddenly turned, startled when Amili spoke behind him.
"You forgot my reasoning for doing it this way. It has to be me, remember? There's a reason an ashlander killed him. There's a reason he had to be killed a certain way. The people must know who I am. The people must know what I can do.
En'fel shot off a frost-ball against the desk, papers spilled around as the desk collapsed with a snowy-crator in it.
"It has to look like I battle as well," he said, launching another frostball into the wall. En'fel kept Amili in the corner of his eye as he walked outside the room. He just needed to make it look like an accident. A simple... easy accident. After he fired off the initial blow he could follow up until she looked like that desk. En'fel shot another frost-ball off at the other side of the door, breaking it to bits, making it look like a forced entry. He turned his hand and began sending frost-balls around the upper-chamber. Any second from now he could turn around and launch one at her head. Any second...
Amili, Tel Naga
Amili watced En'fel. He obviously suspected something, with the way he kept watching her. She examined what she thought to be an expression of wariness, and found it to be one of calculation; did he have ideas similar to her own?
My reasoning makes sense, ashlander; but what do you have to gain from this? Virk would be the only other to take control, and he would be much harder on the ashlanders than me... Suddenly, she thought she had it all figured out. He and Virk have made some sort of arrangement. She would have smiled if she didn't care about appearcance at that time; Virk and this ashlander would pay for this.
"It looks like enough of a battle. You may leave." She said matter-of-factly. "I have much to do to secure my position, and only a fragment of it involves letting you destroy the tower."
If her suspicions were correct, something was going to happen right about now. If not, she would make them happen. With En'fel's death, she could say that she avenged Melkaan, but it was too late.
En'Fel
Sadrith Mora
"Yeah, I've doen most of my part. All that's left is one more casualty," En'Fel remarked before turning around an releasing a greater frostball at Amili.
Sadrith Mora
"Yeah, I've doen most of my part. All that's left is one more casualty," En'Fel remarked before turning around an releasing a greater frostball at Amili.
QUOTE(DoomedOne @ Nov 13 2005, 12:29 AM)
En'Fel
Sadrith Mora
"Yeah, I've doen most of my part. All that's left is one more casualty," En'Fel remarked before turning around an releasing a greater frostball at Amili.
Sadrith Mora
"Yeah, I've doen most of my part. All that's left is one more casualty," En'Fel remarked before turning around an releasing a greater frostball at Amili.
Amili, Tel Naga
While she had been expecting it, the frostball that had been hurled towards her was no less of a surprise. In a quick effort, the cast a shield spell on herself while simulatneously dodging.
She ended up in an awkward position; face down behind a desk.
She hurriedly composed herself and organized her thoughts.
If he's wearing the amulet, I won't need to use the spell...if not, I still don't know if I can even do it.
She avioded looking too hard for the amulet; it might tip the ashlander off. He was by no means stupid.
She paced in a circle around En'fel, and decided to use her normal arsenal of spells.
She held out her palm, and let out a burst of flame towards him, paying particular attention to the reaction; was the amulet on?
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Nov 12 2005, 06:39 PM)
Megil-manor,Vivec
"good point, though there is always room for growth. but yes that will be all for now."
"good point, though there is always room for growth. but yes that will be all for now."
New Vivec
Raxle O'Conner
Raxle turned to let himself out, and was partly through the door when he turned back, "What shall I tell Captain Albarnias? I his appointee, appointed?"
Megil-Manor,Vivec
"Tell him that a period of examination shall begin, so I can further study his nominee. Until that time consider yourself watched, for many eyes and ears shall watch you."
"Tell him that a period of examination shall begin, so I can further study his nominee. Until that time consider yourself watched, for many eyes and ears shall watch you."
QUOTE(Megil Tel-Zeke @ Nov 13 2005, 12:51 AM)
Megil-Manor,Vivec
"Tell him that a period of examination shall begin, so I can further study his nominee. Until that time consider yourself watched, for many eyes and ears shall watch you."
"Tell him that a period of examination shall begin, so I can further study his nominee. Until that time consider yourself watched, for many eyes and ears shall watch you."
He knodded, "Good day my Lord."
With that he walked back to the inn to report.
Sel, New Vivec Inn
Sel threw himself into the free bed that Falx had given him. Anything free had to be good. Or at least worth trying.
This trip wasn't what he had hoped for; sure there was adventure and fights, but everyone seemed to have moved on into their own separate lives. Megil was a Lord, Falx was some kind of resistance leader, Serene was the same, but now it seemed like she was someone else's mother besides his, as silly as tha sounded.
It still wasn't time to leave though; not yet.
Sel threw himself into the free bed that Falx had given him. Anything free had to be good. Or at least worth trying.
This trip wasn't what he had hoped for; sure there was adventure and fights, but everyone seemed to have moved on into their own separate lives. Megil was a Lord, Falx was some kind of resistance leader, Serene was the same, but now it seemed like she was someone else's mother besides his, as silly as tha sounded.
It still wasn't time to leave though; not yet.
QUOTE(Dantrag @ Nov 13 2005, 05:40 AM)
Amili, Tel Naga
While she had been expecting it, the frostball that had been hurled towards her was no less of a surprise. In a quick effort, the cast a shield spell on herself while simulatneously dodging.
She ended up in an awkward position; face down behind a desk.
She hurriedly composed herself and organized her thoughts.
If he's wearing the amulet, I won't need to use the spell...if not, I still don't know if I can even do it.
She avioded looking too hard for the amulet; it might tip the ashlander off. He was by no means stupid.
She paced in a circle around En'fel, and decided to use her normal arsenal of spells.
She held out her palm, and let out a burst of flame towards him, paying particular attention to the reaction; was the amulet on?
While she had been expecting it, the frostball that had been hurled towards her was no less of a surprise. In a quick effort, the cast a shield spell on herself while simulatneously dodging.
She ended up in an awkward position; face down behind a desk.
She hurriedly composed herself and organized her thoughts.
If he's wearing the amulet, I won't need to use the spell...if not, I still don't know if I can even do it.
She avioded looking too hard for the amulet; it might tip the ashlander off. He was by no means stupid.
She paced in a circle around En'fel, and decided to use her normal arsenal of spells.
She held out her palm, and let out a burst of flame towards him, paying particular attention to the reaction; was the amulet on?
En'fel
Sadrith Mora
En'fel waited for her to make her move. He wished she hadn't managed to dodge, he didn't expect her to pull back so fast after he shot his frostball. If she hadn't he would have decked her, but she did, so there they were.
He decided that Amili probably had more endurance for casting spells (MP) while En'fel probably had better reflexes, so he needed to use that to his advantage, and not exhaust his magical arsenal too early. When the fireball came, instead of casting a shield spell he launched a lesser frostball to intercept the fireball, creating a blast between the both of them which fell to the ground in ashes. Less than a second after the first frostball En'fel launched a wave of other frostballs at his adversary.
Stauros and them all->Caldera (finnaly )
When the group saw the gate of caldera they all breathed a sigh of releif. Once inside the city it was like a parade, everyone gathering to watch the group on their way home. Staruos smiled at the people.
"So does this happen every time you come home?" He asked Dalrus
)When the group saw the gate of caldera they all breathed a sigh of releif. Once inside the city it was like a parade, everyone gathering to watch the group on their way home. Staruos smiled at the people.
"So does this happen every time you come home?" He asked Dalrus
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