Rodric
Rodric listened to the interplay of opinions with growing suspicion. I wonder if any of them have thought about why this flighty elf needs to get to Siere? To see the High King! Stick a dagger in him, more likely... They're all outta their heads! I need to stay with the elves, whatever happens. Just to keep an eye on them.[/COLOR]
The priest rubbed his mustache again, then the top of his shaved head. He hated this part of war and found himself missing the old Captain. His plans were always good. Nothing ever went wrong, till the last plan... That set his missing finger to itching. He had to distract himself before it got unbearable. I still don't know enough about these soldiers. Or the women. Wizards always complicate things so. Wizard women are worse than the sum of their parts...
"So, you've started thinking about what you can do rather than what you can't. That's good. Since you seem so convinced that thw Lord Dellex opposes you," and why shouldn't he, you blood traitors... why can you not confront or contain him? I've always said it is better to keep your enemies in front of you than let them loose behind. At the least, give him a strong diversion to manage. He may act overtly, which would bolster your cause, if I understand correctly.
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Rodric listened to the interplay of opinions with growing suspicion. I wonder if any of them have thought about why this flighty elf needs to get to Siere? To see the High King! Stick a dagger in him, more likely... They're all outta their heads! I need to stay with the elves, whatever happens. Just to keep an eye on them.[/COLOR]
The priest rubbed his mustache again, then the top of his shaved head. He hated this part of war and found himself missing the old Captain. His plans were always good. Nothing ever went wrong, till the last plan... That set his missing finger to itching. He had to distract himself before it got unbearable. I still don't know enough about these soldiers. Or the women. Wizards always complicate things so. Wizard women are worse than the sum of their parts...
"So, you've started thinking about what you can do rather than what you can't. That's good. Since you seem so convinced that thw Lord Dellex opposes you," and why shouldn't he, you blood traitors... why can you not confront or contain him? I've always said it is better to keep your enemies in front of you than let them loose behind. At the least, give him a strong diversion to manage. He may act overtly, which would bolster your cause, if I understand correctly.
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Changed text colour so Rodric is not the same as Lora.
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