Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonwriter" data-source="post: 5666377" data-attributes="member: 54988">Jareth calmly remains seated at the outburst. "I can assure you that task is already complete, sir. He died a Bon'Dradi and a hero, defending us and the ambassador from certain death in the city of Tirol. A foul and mighty beast attacked us there and he sprang into action. It was his dying act to kill the creature and save us so we could end the war." The young makes takes a shuddering breath. "Please, do not ask for more. Tharivol was my teacher and my friend and reliving those last moments I saw him..." His voice trails off, the painful ending implied.He takes another deep breath, apparently steadying himself. In truth, it is more for effect. Having to re-tell these miserable lies is taxing on Jareth's frame of mind at the moment... and it doesn't help that he customarily doesn't care for flat-out lies. He meets Baron Roetir's eyes as he continues. "Ambassador Silniecian has information capable of ending the war, but it can only be discussed with the High King and him alone. Not even the King's advisers," Jareth says with a glance at Dellex, "until after the first meeting is done and the King agrees to inform them."</blockquote>