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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KenHood" data-source="post: 4880103" data-attributes="member: 4413">At the Pavilion outside TURTLEDOME![sblock=Emral and Hadarai Only]The girl titters and says to sign "With love for..." and her name. Diplomacy Check: 1d20+9=18The crowd cheers and laughs and carouses in response.The crowd whines in disapproval as Emral turns to leave. Just as he catches up to Hadarai, the Skull Lord appears in a flash of light and puff of smoke. He bows before Hadarai and Emral."Hello!" the three heads say as one, "In case you've forgotten...""I'm Ned," says the leftmost skull."I'm Ted," says the rightmost skull."And I'm Fred," says the middle skull."Not that we'd imply that getting punched in the jibbly bits causes memory loss," says the rightmost skull, Ted."Though I might suggest that exposure to bizarre alternate universes whilst crawling in an elderly person's ear canal could," says the leftmost skull, Ned."Anyhoo, gentleman...and Hadarai," says the middle skull, Fred, whilst the other two skulls snicker, "Surely, you're not planning on leaving without stepping up on stage..."The Skull Lord sweeps up and places an arm over your shoulders, Hadarai on its left and Emral on its right. The head closest to you leans over and grins in your face. At least, you think it's grinning. Hard to tell without flesh."...and addressing your loyal fans?" says Fred.You hear the crowd roar in response.The Skull Lord pulls you back towards the tent."Actually, it's more like they're your fans," says Ted in a stage whisper to Emral.Ned gives Hadrai a bracing hug and says, "Yeah. They hate your guts."[/sblock]</blockquote>

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