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<blockquote data-quote="DistractingFlare" data-source="post: 5126612" data-attributes="member: 86189"><p>The assassin sits more upright - a difficult task, considering the manacles that bind him. He eyes his belt, and notices that his weapons have been removed and placed on a shelf near the door. He takes a long look at Squeal's new "chest-plate," then lets out a sigh. It seems that this scum has been beaten.</p><p></p><p><span style="color: PaleGreen">"I suppose if I don't cooperate, I'll end up looking a bit more like ol' Claymore, eh? I can tell you right now, I don't want you to cut my face off and mount it on anybody's chest. My name's Mig. As you...may've noticed, I was sent by The Cloak to kill little miss Springseer. To answer your question, sir, yes. Munsu really is our great patron. Munsu was the one who got Bright-Eyed Teach into power, and they work together right well."</span></p><p></p><p>Mig takes a long breath, then smiles. His eyes glisten with a certain sense of charm - a roguishness that makes him seem like more than just a common killer.</p><p></p><p><span style="color: PaleGreen">"Munsu swore me in. Blessed my own knives, he did. It was him personally that sent me here - not Cap'n Teach, although I'm sure they planned it together. Why do you ask, sir knight? Your armor seems a bit shinier than most of the other worshippers of the Great Trickster. Could it be that your faith is wavering a little bit?"</span></p><p></p><p>Mig sighs and leans his head against the wooden post behind him.</p><p></p><p><span style="color: PaleGreen">"Well, what's it gonna be then? Any other questions? I think you'll find me rather talkative, seeing as I'd rather not get my face carved off. Before we get going, though, could you pour me a drink from that flask? I'm right parched from all our swashbuckling."</span></p><p></p><p>He nods toward a small silver flask on his belt.</p><p></p><p><span style="color: PaleGreen">"You could just pour right in my mouth, good sirs, or give me a free hand if you trust me enough to let me drink."</span></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DistractingFlare, post: 5126612, member: 86189"] The assassin sits more upright - a difficult task, considering the manacles that bind him. He eyes his belt, and notices that his weapons have been removed and placed on a shelf near the door. He takes a long look at Squeal's new "chest-plate," then lets out a sigh. It seems that this scum has been beaten. [COLOR="PaleGreen"]"I suppose if I don't cooperate, I'll end up looking a bit more like ol' Claymore, eh? I can tell you right now, I don't want you to cut my face off and mount it on anybody's chest. My name's Mig. As you...may've noticed, I was sent by The Cloak to kill little miss Springseer. To answer your question, sir, yes. Munsu really is our great patron. Munsu was the one who got Bright-Eyed Teach into power, and they work together right well."[/COLOR] Mig takes a long breath, then smiles. His eyes glisten with a certain sense of charm - a roguishness that makes him seem like more than just a common killer. [COLOR="PaleGreen"]"Munsu swore me in. Blessed my own knives, he did. It was him personally that sent me here - not Cap'n Teach, although I'm sure they planned it together. Why do you ask, sir knight? Your armor seems a bit shinier than most of the other worshippers of the Great Trickster. Could it be that your faith is wavering a little bit?"[/COLOR] Mig sighs and leans his head against the wooden post behind him. [COLOR="PaleGreen"]"Well, what's it gonna be then? Any other questions? I think you'll find me rather talkative, seeing as I'd rather not get my face carved off. Before we get going, though, could you pour me a drink from that flask? I'm right parched from all our swashbuckling."[/COLOR] He nods toward a small silver flask on his belt. [COLOR="PaleGreen"]"You could just pour right in my mouth, good sirs, or give me a free hand if you trust me enough to let me drink."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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