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Ivelliis · 04-09-2008, 06:37 PM

Telryn

There was something about this old man. Wandering so freely up to them, even carelessly one could say. What if they were bandits, or highwaymen, or even murderers? Yes, there was definitely more to him than meets the eye.

"Master?" Telryn asked, "False Lords? Who is this master, and these Lords who've wronged you?"

"Never heard him speak like that, this boy knows something..."

"I for one," Telryn started, voicing his opinion for the first time in a short while, "Think it would be best if we turn our backs on Talryr as fast as it is possible."

As he glanced between the faces surrounding him, he realised how contradicting he had just been. It wasn't long ago he had wanted to go and help the town.

"Well," he sharply added "As Nivram said, they've been less than friendly towards us. The chance of a warm inn in a friendly town is something we should not turn our noses up at so easily."

Giving Jason a quick glare before he once again addressed the old man in particular - "I would say the more the merrier, but speaking from recent previous experience that is not always the case. Prove us wrong, aye?"

04-09-2008, 06:37 PM	#44
Ivelliis Gold Dragon Join Date: August 6, 2004 Location: North East England Age: 35 Posts: 2,561	Re: Antagonist’s Anarchy: Derived from Dianthus Telryn There was something about this old man. Wandering so freely up to them, even carelessly one could say. What if they were bandits, or highwaymen, or even murderers? Yes, there was definitely more to him than meets the eye. "Master?" Telryn asked, "False Lords? Who is this master, and these Lords who've wronged you?" "Never heard him speak like that, this boy knows something..." "I for one," Telryn started, voicing his opinion for the first time in a short while, "Think it would be best if we turn our backs on Talryr as fast as it is possible." As he glanced between the faces surrounding him, he realised how contradicting he had just been. It wasn't long ago he had wanted to go and help the town. "Well," he sharply added "As Nivram said, they've been less than friendly towards us. The chance of a warm inn in a friendly town is something we should not turn our noses up at so easily." Giving Jason a quick glare before he once again addressed the old man in particular - "I would say the more the merrier, but speaking from recent previous experience that is not always the case. Prove us wrong, aye?"