dergon darkhelm wrote:I really enjoy these entries.

dergon darkhelm wrote:I really enjoy these entries.
Lady Hopper heard that as: "I'll buy the drinks to that."Peter_Abelard wrote:Huzzah! I’ll drink to that!
Ah, I miss those two.Akivaria wrote:The Revenge of Tegrin and Thorv
It began with a simple incantation
A most pleasant sleep, sadly interrupted
Lights danced about through the dank, cool air
Puzzlement, a hard-won peace disrupted
Behind him, a quiet voice whispered
He knew it well, a good dwarf he'd slain
"Murderin' bastard, I 'ave returned
To even dis lopsided score again"
A fox, the vile man leapt to his feet
Drew his sword and kicked his man awake
"Ready, boy, they're coming back!
I fear they've come my soul to take!"
Suddenly One-Eye quaked in his boots
Humming filled the dark recess
Stricken with terror he couldn't help
But fill his pants with a dreadful mess
Another voice then, rung clear in his ear
A hin whom he'd dealt a grievous wound
"Say your prayers, and fast, you cowardly snake
You'll be with us in darkness very, very soon..."
Then, a great heat, like a blacksmith's coals
Rushed upward from beneath their boots
A hungry, angry, vengeful flame
The man wailed: "Please, spirits, a truce!"
As his man crumbled to the ground
Old One-Eye, pants sodden, fell to his knees
"Let me go, spirits, I'll do anything!"
A pretty voice responded: "Good. Now, die for me."
One-Eye's ears filled with the prettiest song
He failed to notice the thin, jagged wire
Pressing ever deeper until peace descended
And with a quiver, his murderous life expired
From around the corner, Ser Angus watched
Impressed, he stood there quietly cursing
"MiLady, I cannot help but say.
You are not a very nice person."
Me too, but as you can see, they did return briefly in ghost form (sort of) for about two minutes.ayergo wrote:Ah, I miss those two.Akivaria wrote:The Revenge of Tegrin and Thorv
It began with a simple incantation
A most pleasant sleep, sadly interrupted
Lights danced about through the dank, cool air
Puzzlement, a hard-won peace disrupted
Behind him, a quiet voice whispered
He knew it well, a good dwarf he'd slain
"Murderin' bastard, I 'ave returned
To even dis lopsided score again"
A fox, the vile man leapt to his feet
Drew his sword and kicked his man awake
"Ready, boy, they're coming back!
I fear they've come my soul to take!"
Suddenly One-Eye quaked in his boots
Humming filled the dark recess
Stricken with terror he couldn't help
But fill his pants with a dreadful mess
Another voice then, rung clear in his ear
A hin whom he'd dealt a grievous wound
"Say your prayers, and fast, you cowardly snake
You'll be with us in darkness very, very soon..."
Then, a great heat, like a blacksmith's coals
Rushed upward from beneath their boots
A hungry, angry, vengeful flame
The man wailed: "Please, spirits, a truce!"
As his man crumbled to the ground
Old One-Eye, pants sodden, fell to his knees
"Let me go, spirits, I'll do anything!"
A pretty voice responded: "Good. Now, die for me."
One-Eye's ears filled with the prettiest song
He failed to notice the thin, jagged wire
Pressing ever deeper until peace descended
And with a quiver, his murderous life expired
From around the corner, Ser Angus watched
Impressed, he stood there quietly cursing
"MiLady, I cannot help but say.
You are not a very nice person."
They were great characters, fo sho. I'm still trying to get a tribute plaque to Cullen in the Beer Golem.Wild Wombat wrote:In case there is any doubt, Murgen (again accompanied by Gus) avenged Thorv long ago. However, there were no ghosts to witness the event and no songs to commemorate it. Unfortunately, Mack One-Eye would be more appropriately named Mack Infinite lives!
Also, credit to Rumple for creating a character that still has a profound impact on Murgen and others, it seems. Murgen still dreams of seeing Thorv's dream a re-establishment of Melairabode come true. (But with the precipitous decline in the once thriving dorf population on WD, progress has been stalled!)
I think there's better ways to warm up, like Alora breathing fire and flying!Akivaria wrote:I !@#$ing Hate Winter
The snow is blowing white and pretty
Right in your !@#$ing eyes
Freezing your ass off in the splendorous city
For a desert hin, t'is a poor surprise
Midwinter, they say, is a joyous time
Give gifts, dance, sing, and drink your fill
How can a bard be expected to rhyme
When the ink's frozen round my quill?
Trees and lights up round the streets
Shops selling the most wonderful toys
T'is hard to have any fun between the sheets
When frostbite's taken all of my boys
Should a pretty hin be found, dear friends
Slumped and shivering at a lonely bar
Kindly give her your cloak to lend
And perhaps place her near the hearth