06-03-2009, 10:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-03-2009, 10:58 PM by Masquerade.)
Nothus gripped the handle of his lance tightly. It seems his wish was granted after all. Through the darkness, he saw a figure that had appeared to be guarding the helpless civilian. He also noticed that he was against three heavily armored guards. Well, we're still outnumbered, but not the odds have evened out somewhat. As long as we can save that man, everything will be fine. Nothus put up the hood of his dark robes which successfully allowed him to mend with the shadows--the darkness obscuring his every move.
The knight that was beating up the civilian was taken aback by the newcomer. "You must have lost your mind, knave!" The knight drew his longsword and his friends did the same--all of the blades pointed at the dingo. "The punishment for interfering in the affairs of the knights and breaking knight-civilian confidentiality is death! Are you ready to face the consequences of the charges I place upon you?"
One of the other knights drew closer and was about to strike down the dingo, but he soon stopped in his tracks and looked down at his chest. An enormous lance was protruding from his chest. It had somehow pierced his armor. There was a strange gurgling sound in the knight's throat as he dropped his sword and slumped over.
The other two knights were alarmed. "More trickery and betrayal?! A roving band of murderers that slaughter knights without justification?! The Chaos Knight will here about this for sure!" They were about to run away as Nothus withdrew his lance from the dead knight and used it to blockade the alley so that they couldn't escape.
"The Chaos Knight will be hearing naught of this," Nothus hissed as he glared at the craven knights that were now shaking before him. "Get the civilian out of here and take him to the bakery," he addressed the dingo that had so boldly defended the beaten man against the knights. "I will be there to join you shortly. Just knock on the front door. Although the sign says 'Closed', the baker should let you in."
The knight that was beating up the civilian was taken aback by the newcomer. "You must have lost your mind, knave!" The knight drew his longsword and his friends did the same--all of the blades pointed at the dingo. "The punishment for interfering in the affairs of the knights and breaking knight-civilian confidentiality is death! Are you ready to face the consequences of the charges I place upon you?"
One of the other knights drew closer and was about to strike down the dingo, but he soon stopped in his tracks and looked down at his chest. An enormous lance was protruding from his chest. It had somehow pierced his armor. There was a strange gurgling sound in the knight's throat as he dropped his sword and slumped over.
The other two knights were alarmed. "More trickery and betrayal?! A roving band of murderers that slaughter knights without justification?! The Chaos Knight will here about this for sure!" They were about to run away as Nothus withdrew his lance from the dead knight and used it to blockade the alley so that they couldn't escape.
"The Chaos Knight will be hearing naught of this," Nothus hissed as he glared at the craven knights that were now shaking before him. "Get the civilian out of here and take him to the bakery," he addressed the dingo that had so boldly defended the beaten man against the knights. "I will be there to join you shortly. Just knock on the front door. Although the sign says 'Closed', the baker should let you in."
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