Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"Right, noble," says Roald as he takes one last look at the portrait before turning the squire. "Food sounds like a splendid idea. Lead the way."
"Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it."
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
Varrus the Ethical wrote:"Right, noble," says Roald as he takes one last look at the portrait before turning the squire. "Food sounds like a splendid idea. Lead the way."
The page leads Roald to the kitchens, where twenty-odd soldiers and palace servants eat cold chicken soup and hunks of dry bread. Somebody complains loudly about the cellarer watering down the beer again.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
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''My name is Reese. I work for Roald the Sellsword. Have you heard of him? He's famous now."
tarlyn wrote:ewancummins wrote:Reese laughs out loud.
''Wow, that was crazy! I wish my boss were here to see it."
"Ye got a boss, lad?" Torthar squints at Reese. "Why ye ain't gone with the crowd? Ain't coin good fer ye?" He belches again, this time
his beard even moves funnily with the burp.
"Come 'n' sit with us. Clyde won' 'urt ye else I punch im senseless an 'e knows it. Whut be yer name, lad?"
''My name is Reese. I work for Roald the Sellsword. Have you heard of him? He's famous now."
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"Yeah, I urd o him. He stopped that siege or something."
Torthur squints his eyes funny and looks at Reese serious a moment. He looks at
Clyde then back to Reese.
"Hey, Reese, you ever punched a cow or eaten a live bird? It's fun, I'll show ye how with Clyde.
Though he is a chicken when it comes ter eatin birds raw. I still loves im anyways, me CLyde."
Torthur squints his eyes funny and looks at Reese serious a moment. He looks at
Clyde then back to Reese.
"Hey, Reese, you ever punched a cow or eaten a live bird? It's fun, I'll show ye how with Clyde.
Though he is a chicken when it comes ter eatin birds raw. I still loves im anyways, me CLyde."
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
Reese shakes his head in confusion, ''Punched a cow? Huh? Is that slang for, you know, with ladies?"
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"Lets just say that not all is as its seems my reformed friend ."Gunnar says with smile as he walks away from the stable to check on preparations for his own plans for raiding the goblins patrol/scouting routes .He frowns and scratches his beard.
"You said that we were going in to rescue somebody with, um hoobriz? That's what, a fancy word for being stupid proud?"
He eyes Gunnar shrewdly- "You were talking about the beastman just now, not the little boy! But how could you know anything about the beastman before the rescue? You aint never seen him before, and neither had we. Or is there something I don't know..."
"Evil only endures when good people remain silent ."
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
Lord Skybolt wrote:
"Lets just say that not all is as its seems my reformed friend ."Gunnar says with smile as he walks away from the stable to check on preparations for his own plans for raiding the goblins patrol/scouting routes .
Dietric stares after Gunnar for a moment before walking back to the manor house.
BACK HALL
Dietric enters to find Cormac sitting cheek-by-jowl with the esquire, and both men speaking with the lovely strange woman.
"Uh, excuse me, Squire Ranald, Cormac, um, my lady? "
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
ewancummins wrote:Reese shakes his head in confusion, ''Punched a cow? Huh? Is that slang for, you know, with ladies?"
"Bwahahhhaahh! Yer meanin, gettin down with a missus? Nah. I mean walking up to a cow, an ye know, punchin it so hard, it falls down.
Fun is findin one. Last time I done it, the cow fell asleep n i gots me some free milk!"
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
tarlyn wrote:ewancummins wrote:Reese shakes his head in confusion, ''Punched a cow? Huh? Is that slang for, you know, with ladies?"
"Bwahahhhaahh! Yer meanin, gettin down with a missus? Nah. I mean walking up to a cow, an ye know, punchin it so hard, it falls down.
Fun is findin one. Last time I done it, the cow fell asleep n i gots me some free milk!"
''What, you carry a pail...uhmm, no, nevermind.''
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"A pail? Whut're its teats for? Drinkin, I tell ye. Ye done it at yer ma's teat, so this aint any diffrent. Pretty good tastin too as it be fresh."
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
''Um, okay. I'll keep that in mind if I come across any cows.''tarlyn wrote:"A pail? Whut're its teats for? Drinkin, I tell ye. Ye done it at yer ma's teat, so this aint any diffrent. Pretty good tastin too as it be fresh."
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"Aye lad," Cormac says, looking almost relieved. He stands. "How'd that brawl turn out? I hope there's enough left o' Foerde that he can still be o' use to us."
He walks over to Dietric. "The squire an' I were just squarin' up the last o' our plans. Everythin's a go. Let's go tell the fellers."
He turns back and gives the two a bow. "Esquire. Ma'am. Nice chattin' wi' ye."
He walks over to Dietric. "The squire an' I were just squarin' up the last o' our plans. Everythin's a go. Let's go tell the fellers."
He turns back and gives the two a bow. "Esquire. Ma'am. Nice chattin' wi' ye."
"Of course," Benn mutters, "It would be a damned shame if we ever knew what the hell was actually going on."
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
Roald helps himself to his own bowl of soup, sitting down at the first open spot he can find. All the while chuckling to himself. He was certain that if he didn't laugh at the joke the gods had just pulled on him, he would be sobbing.ewancummins wrote: The page leads Roald to the kitchens, where twenty-odd soldiers and palace servants eat cold chicken soup and hunks of dry bread. Somebody complains loudly about the cellarer watering down the beer again.
"Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it."
George R.R. Martin.
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Re: Birthright Tuornen Chapter Four
"So, Reese is it?" The dwarf states and asks, squinting at the lad.ewancummins wrote:''Um, okay. I'll keep that in mind if I come across any cows.''tarlyn wrote:"A pail? Whut're its teats for? Drinkin, I tell ye. Ye done it at yer ma's teat, so this aint any diffrent. Pretty good tastin too as it be fresh."
"Where's yer Boss? 'E certainly should be out with ya, drinkin. Sounds like someone I'd like ter meet."
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Adam wrote:"Aye lad," Cormac says, looking almost relieved. He stands. "How'd that brawl turn out? I hope there's enough left o' Foerde that he can still be o' use to us."
He walks over to Dietric. "The squire an' I were just squarin' up the last o' our plans. Everythin's a go. Let's go tell the fellers."
He turns back and gives the two a bow. "Esquire. Ma'am. Nice chattin' wi' ye."
As Cormac and Dietric leave the back hall to go deeper into the manor house, Dietric says, "Gunnar won. " After a few more steps, he adds " They say Gunnar went easy on him."
When the two men reach the front hall, Dietric points out where Foerde lies delirious on a heap of blankets, with a big sheepskin jacket clutched in his hands. The jacket looks identical to the one Cormac commissioned for Gunnar. The priest’s furry face is swollen with bruises, but he seems to be breathing normally and there’s not much blood aside from the stains on his mashed lips. Foerde mumbles and twitches a little before seeming to fall deeper into sleep.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
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