Kulan: Knightfall's Heroes of Carnell Game [IC]

"I'0m not planning on raising anyone from the dead. Personally I'm planning to put several harpies in that state." Quinn states with a smile.
 

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Sheyla

“Do not worry, Lord Ebal. We came to offer our help, first and foremost, and it is still our intention to free your community from the threat posed by the harpies. Hopefully your mood will lighten up on our return, then.”
 

Reneg almost laughs at the barbarian's words. "we have no desire to take these coins and run, they are not so great a treasure" True indeed. The value of adventuring was always the rare and unusual magicks to be found in the lairs of monsters, not the reward that was given by the people who desire these monsters to be gone. Of course to those who WOULD be willing to take the money and run... well, they probably weren't able to take care of the monsters anyway.

"No questions here," Reneg tells the Lord, figuring that the man wouldn't listen to anything he said anyway. With some, trust has to be earned and for this Lord, the trust wasn't going to be earned until they returned with their job completed.
 

renau1g said:
"Do not worry about our flight, we have no desire to take these coins and run, they are not so great a treasure that I would compromise my values for. The greater reward will be destroying these foes and returning peace to your land." Halmar says, once again annoyed at the impracticality of these documents and other ceremonies.

"Every moment we waste here is the potential that another of this town's citizens is in peril" the large barbarian thinks to himself as he waits for the documents to be completed.
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"If that is your word of honor, barbarian, then I accept it and hold you to it."

Voda Vosa said:
"I'm not planning on raising anyone from the dead. Personally I'm planning to put several harpies in that state." Quinn states with a smile.
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"I trust that you will perform your duties in this matter," Lord Ebal says. "I'm glad that a stout warrior such as yourself is helping with this mission."

Thanee said:
“Do not worry, Lord Ebal. We came to offer our help, first and foremost, and it is still our intention to free your community from the threat posed by the harpies. Hopefully your mood will lighten up on our return, then.”
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"If you do well, I will gladly admit that Lady Pendour chose her champion's wisely. We shall see."

Dog Moon said:
Reneg almost laughs at the barbarian's words. "we have no desire to take these coins and run, they are not so great a treasure" True indeed. The value of adventuring was always the rare and unusual magicks to be found in the lairs of monsters, not the reward that was given by the people who desire these monsters to be gone. Of course to those who WOULD be willing to take the money and run... well, they probably weren't able to take care of the monsters anyway.

"No questions here," Reneg tells the Lord, figuring that the man wouldn't listen to anything he said anyway. With some, trust has to be earned and for this Lord, the trust wasn't going to be earned until they returned with their job completed.
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Lord Ebal acknowledges your words with a nod before standing to hand over the writs and coins.

He looks at each of you for a moment, pondering something internally. Then he speaks.

"I know you probably think very little of me personally and truth be told, it really doesn't concern me. If you suceed, I will be glad that a honored friend has been put to rest. If you fail, I will expect more from those that are chosen to replace you. May Sanh guide and protect you."

Lord Ebal sits and is soon distracted by his other work. His son escorts you out of the room. A man waits just outside the office.

"I think he might actually be warming up to you," the knight says. "He rarely invokes Sanh's name for anyone except me.

"Raius will escort you back to town," Sir Ebal motions to the man. "I have other duties that I must attend to now. Good luck."

The knight shakes hands with each of you before stepping back into his father's office.

"Please follow me," Raius says. "It will be my honor to accompany you to the inn. I'm sure you wish to be on your way."
 

Lorien bows his goodbye to the Lord and follows his son outside. Nodding acknowledgement to the guard. Very well. We will see you later. He says to the knight.

Yes, best to start immediatily. He answers to the guard and follows him back to the inn.
 

Sheyla

“Thank you. You will not be disappointed.”

Sheyla likewise follows the guardsman.

“I agree, let us go back to the inn and then move on to our destination.”
 

Halmar will simply nod to the seneschal, and follow the others outside.

Once back at the inn, he'll ask "Shall we leave now, or rest first and go at first light?"
 


Blackrat said:
Lorien bows his goodbye to the Lord and follows his son outside. Nodding acknowledgement to the guard. Very well. We will see you later. He says to the knight.

Yes, best to start immediatily. He answers to the guard and follows him back to the inn.
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Thanee said:
“Thank you. You will not be disappointed.”

Sheyla likewise follows the guardsman.

“I agree, let us go back to the inn and then move on to our destination.”
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Voda Vosa said:
"We shall meet again, and exchange some blade swings, we'll see how good is our lady's champion." offers Quinn with a handshake
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renau1g said:
Halmar will simply nod to the seneschal, and follow the others outside.

Once back at the inn, he'll ask "Shall we leave now, or rest first and go at first light?"
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The trip back to Gurnard's Arms is short and uneventful. Raius bids you "good luck" before heading back to the manor. You do not find Sir Gareth outside the inn. You do find him inside talking with Timmins, however. Both men greet you heartily.

"What did Lady Pendour decide?" Timmins asks.

"Yes, don't leave us in suspense, friends," Gareth adds.
 

Lorien smiles at the excitement of the men. So human...

There is a heroic tale to be sung in a few days. He answers with a smile.
 

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