"I see." Loki began, looking back to Nybeth. "Would it be at all posible this spell be adjusted to better suit my needs? And if not, what is the absolute maximum the as can be contained before the effectiveness of which begins to decrease?"
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Erica looked absent-minded upon hearing Teren's explaination of the history of the Order. I remember when the order was formed, even now. I full-heartedly suported the idea. Were someone to suggest it to me now, I'm not so sure. The results... speak for themselves. But still. I often wonder if those people accepted the offer given to them back then because they truly wanted to do something with their sordid lives, or if they simply viewed it as a say-out-of-jail card. I suppose I will never know. She snapped out of her train of thoughts once Teren spoke. "And I won't object to it. Let's go." She answered, trying to smile, but could only manage a feint one.
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Tao not complying, the two guards stepped over to her and held out grabbed her arms, forcefully bringing them infront of Tao. Holding her in place like that, the guard in robes held out his hands near Tao's wrists and ethereal, yet solid shackles appeared over them. Now, with Tao shackled, the robed guard left the cell and began leading the two guards to the room that would serve as Tao's execution room. The two guards dragged Tao out of her cell, along the hallways, each guard holding Tao by a diferent arm. They dragged Tao passed the infirmary, and into the mortuary, closing the door behind them. Having been informed that the mortuary would serve as an execution chamber, the coroner wasn't present.
The one guard held Tao by the shoulders while another one removed her coat, frowning at the 'clothing' she wore underneath once done.
The robed soldier dispelled the shackles on Tao's wrists, then grabbed Tao's ankles. With the help of the robed guard, the guards lifted Tao ontop of a table and held her there. The robed guard conjured up the ethereal shackles again, this time binding Tao to the table, and once done, he walked to the side of the room where several cabinets hang on the wall. The two other guards left the room, closing the door behind them and waiting in the hallway.
The robed guard retrieved a syringe and two bottles from the cabinets. Both bottles were made of dark-brown glass and were filled with some liquid, the colour of the glass making it imposible to tell what colour these liquids were. One bottle had a label with an half-closed eye on it, the other bottle had a traditional skull and crossbones poison warning on the label. Putting the bottle that contained the poison down, the robed guard removed the lid of the bottle he still held and filled the syringe with the liquid, which was now revealed to be transparant.
"Any last words?" the guard asked Tao, walking over to her while checking if there wasn't any air in the syringe by emptying a small portion of its content.
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Erica looked absent-minded upon hearing Teren's explaination of the history of the Order. I remember when the order was formed, even now. I full-heartedly suported the idea. Were someone to suggest it to me now, I'm not so sure. The results... speak for themselves. But still. I often wonder if those people accepted the offer given to them back then because they truly wanted to do something with their sordid lives, or if they simply viewed it as a say-out-of-jail card. I suppose I will never know. She snapped out of her train of thoughts once Teren spoke. "And I won't object to it. Let's go." She answered, trying to smile, but could only manage a feint one.
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Tao not complying, the two guards stepped over to her and held out grabbed her arms, forcefully bringing them infront of Tao. Holding her in place like that, the guard in robes held out his hands near Tao's wrists and ethereal, yet solid shackles appeared over them. Now, with Tao shackled, the robed guard left the cell and began leading the two guards to the room that would serve as Tao's execution room. The two guards dragged Tao out of her cell, along the hallways, each guard holding Tao by a diferent arm. They dragged Tao passed the infirmary, and into the mortuary, closing the door behind them. Having been informed that the mortuary would serve as an execution chamber, the coroner wasn't present.
The one guard held Tao by the shoulders while another one removed her coat, frowning at the 'clothing' she wore underneath once done.
The robed soldier dispelled the shackles on Tao's wrists, then grabbed Tao's ankles. With the help of the robed guard, the guards lifted Tao ontop of a table and held her there. The robed guard conjured up the ethereal shackles again, this time binding Tao to the table, and once done, he walked to the side of the room where several cabinets hang on the wall. The two other guards left the room, closing the door behind them and waiting in the hallway.
The robed guard retrieved a syringe and two bottles from the cabinets. Both bottles were made of dark-brown glass and were filled with some liquid, the colour of the glass making it imposible to tell what colour these liquids were. One bottle had a label with an half-closed eye on it, the other bottle had a traditional skull and crossbones poison warning on the label. Putting the bottle that contained the poison down, the robed guard removed the lid of the bottle he still held and filled the syringe with the liquid, which was now revealed to be transparant.
"Any last words?" the guard asked Tao, walking over to her while checking if there wasn't any air in the syringe by emptying a small portion of its content.
