OotS 906: Nothing Lasts Forever

[Erekose]

I wonder if Tarquin will be proud of Nale and see this as a sign that he no longer needs his help? That would certainly be less expected than him being outraged at Malack's (un)death . . .

 

[Grumpy RPG Reviews]

I wonder if Tarquin will be proud of Nale and see this as a sign that he no longer needs his help? That would certainly be less expected than him being outraged at Malack's (un)death . . .

That assumes Tarquin learns Nale killed Malack. Nale might say the vampire died at the hands of the Order of the Stick or when the building exploded.

 

[frankthedm]

Greater Dispel Magic, one of the few things that keeps the game remotely playable.

Very interesting set up. Plenty of ways this can go.

 

[tomBitonti]

I wonder if Tarquin will be proud of Nale and see this as a sign that he no longer needs his help? That would certainly be less expected than him being outraged at Malack's (un)death . . .

Heh, *if* he finds out, it might make Tarquin proud, but, it might mean that Nale is now enough of a threat to have to be dealt with.

Nale does show an uncharacteristic vigor in the strip. Anyone have the backstory of what happened when Nale was 9 years old that he so hated the vampire?

Thx!

TomB

 

[jeffh]

EDIT: (Never mind, my mistake)

 

[Erekose]

Heh, *if* he finds out, it might make Tarquin proud, but, it might mean that Nale is now enough of a threat to have to be dealt with.

I like it . . . "I'm finally proud of you son - now I have to kill you!"

 

[MarkB]

I like it . . . "I'm finally proud of you son - now I have to kill you!"

Given Tarquin's genre-savviness, probably said only after Nale has been fatally wounded.