Elder Scrolls: Interregnum Chapter 4 (Started, Open)
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''Hey!'' Enthir shouted down to the two of them, ''what?'' Anruin responded ''come up to our room, 301, it's got a perfect view of them hacking away at each other!'' '' Enthir you aren't seriously going to let them kill each other'' Joncis asked ''Well right now the Altmer and Redguard aren't part of the group yet, and if the Orc goes down, you, me and the cat can always patch him up, if the Redguard goes down, it'll teach Anruin not to hire his own henchmen when he's meant to be our follower'' ''Enthir they probably both heard all of that, so did the cleaning staff next door probably'' Enthir now kept quiet for a bit.The Pinray said:
Vargmir let out a gravelly snort, his equivalent of laughter, "Aye." He was starting to like the Dunmer. He had some humor to him. Someone Vargmir could like.SamtheDeathclaw said:
He grabbed his axe, slung it upon his shoulder, and followed Lloden, leaving his pack at the tavern.
Nobody would touch it. If not for the smell then for the man they saw drag it in.
Vargmir stopped and looked up at the window Enthir was shouting through. He turned to Lloden and jabbed his thumb toward the window in question.Josh12345 said:
"So, excited to join or little band of couriers? Day two and we're all at each other's throats. Bites-Her-Tail is being quiet today, or else I think someone would be down an extremity or two." Lloden chuckled. He enjoyed traveling with such varied companions, truly. "Yes, I see the fool. Better view from out there, though."The Pinray said:
A cold wind blew across Urgal's face. It was the first time he had challenged anyone to combat in quite a while. It was necessary though. They refused to back off, the hunters. He, Bitey and Luna were at risk as long as they were still nearby. The Redguard woman was facing him wearing as much of an intimidating scowl as she could muster.
"You just wouldn't leave us alone would you. Wouldn't be content to leave us free to worship whatever gods we want."
He loosened a mace and held it in his hand, feeling its weight.
"You hide in the shadows, waiting for a vulnerability, as opposed to facing your challenge honourably."
His hand clasped the other one tightly.
"But now we face each other, on even terms."
He raised his voice into a bellow.
"Malacath! I send this one with pride, for she fought honourably!"
"You just wouldn't leave us alone would you. Wouldn't be content to leave us free to worship whatever gods we want."
He loosened a mace and held it in his hand, feeling its weight.
"You hide in the shadows, waiting for a vulnerability, as opposed to facing your challenge honourably."
His hand clasped the other one tightly.
"But now we face each other, on even terms."
He raised his voice into a bellow.
"Malacath! I send this one with pride, for she fought honourably!"
"Hm." Vargmir shook his head. "Just here for the coin. Too many hot tempers." He continued with Lloden, deciding not to got the the balcony, either. he'd rather watch the fight up close, as well.SamtheDeathclaw said:
Bites-Her-Tail. A translated Argonian name. Vargmir had never traveled with an Argonian. A crazy Argonian by the sound of it.
This was getting better and better.
"Oh, but it's ever so much fun. I'm not even sure why I came though. Don't need to the coin. Just bored in the 'perial City." A laconic smile. "So what's your massive, earth-shattering secret? Seems like we all have one." He laughed.The Pinray said:
Off in the distance''I don't'' ''Sshht Joncis, you're ruining the fight, that Redguard is FUCKED''SamtheDeathclaw said:
The Nord raised one of his bushy brows as he and the Elf arrived at the fight.SamtheDeathclaw said:
Looks like he's one of those Orcs. Loud, boastful, and a Malacath devout.
He nodded slowly, listening to Lloden. "You'll see soon enough."
At this point Vargmir had no doubt that his secret would come out. The way this group was, he doubted it would stay secret long.
"You know, I fought an orc like this once. All shouting about honor and strength and Malacath. He had much less to say once he found an arrow in his throat." I was hoping we could have at least one person who wasn't trying to keep a big secret, but evidently not. He looked the big man up and down. "You worship Dagon. No! You destroyed an entire town when you were drunk." Lloden laughed again. He liked laconic Nords. They just let him talk and talk.The Pinray said:
Dro'Araaj smiled at the nords statement, he knew the smell of a werewolf anywhere but saw no point in revealing it to the others.The Pinray said:
The way the fight was going it seemed Urgal would have little need of his talents, while the redguard would likely end up beyond his healing abilities.
He snorted again. He was liking this elf. A real talker. Someone to speak so he wouldn't have to.SamtheDeathclaw said:
"I worship this." He gave the battleaxe slung on his shoulder quick shake.
He ignored the second statement, seeing as it was partially true.
(Sorry, too much is going on, its been an hour since your last post. Not trying to abandon you.)SPARTANXIII said:
Luna was waiting for Belkin to respond, but he didn't She instead followed the sensation of the other one like her in the group.
The Pinray said:
This led her to the nord and and elf. The elf had nothing on her, but the nord was new. She walked up next to him and the elf, beginning to watch the fight as well.SamtheDeathclaw said:
"Ah, the epitome of a warrior then. I bet I couldn't lift the bloody thing." Lloden watched the orc easily parry the redguard's stikes. "The redguard's really not that bad. Nothing on our Urgal, unfortunately for him."The Pinray said:
"Never met a man that could." He dropped the axe on the ground beside him. It hit the ground with a loud slam.SamtheDeathclaw said:
The Orc was good, surprisingly fast. The Redguard wouldn't outlast him, certainly.
The Vampire stood beside them now, watching the fight. Lloden was addressing her, a friendly mer.mcpop9 said:
Vargmir tried not to pay her mind, though his muscles were tensing and his nose furling at her proximity.
He focused on the fight.
"Not too much of a surprise there." Lloden bent over and tugged at it. It may as well have been bolted to the ground. "Is it made of rock? Filled with lead? Enchanted to be obscenely heavy? All three?" Lloden chuckled, still watching the fight. Urgal was toying with the poor warrior. He hadn't lied about not quite being a beserker. He fought in a way obviously inspired by one, but more focus on simple dodges and feints. It wasn't as overpowering as a beserker, or as agile as a traditional fighter, but could beat either without much trouble. Mara's mercy. That hunter has no idea how screwed she is.The Pinray said:
"I'm actually a bit thirsty, I'm waiting to see if the redguard looses." She said before turning her attention to the Nord.SamtheDeathclaw said:
"I can see your muscles tensing up, I'm not here to cause you harm. Actually, i wanted to clear the water between us. I can tell you're different than me and the rest of the group. We're each from Skyrim and each are holding, or have held a secret. So i ask for friendly, at least peaceful terms between us." She asked, holding out her hand to him to shake.The Pinray said:
Lloden blinked and peered at the two of them. He hadn't noticed Vargmir tensing. That's a stupid mistake to make. Just because he seems friendly enough doesn't mean to let your guard down, you idiot.mcpop9 said:
"I suspect Anruin would be less-than-pleased to have you feeding on his mercenary. Not that I would, or could, stop you."