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Calaethis Dragonsbane · 04-15-2008, 08:07 PM

If anyone was actually watching Isokla walk off, they would have caught the secret, tight-lipped smirk painted across her mouth, her blue eyes twinkling wickedly.

~~~

The Wagon

The wagon train consisted of five wagons, all drawn by oxen; there were several (at a rough count, perhaps fifteen) swarmed over it. How could one tell they were bandits? Well, for starters, they were in the Lords of Vision 'scout' uniform, and for second, the wagon crew was dead - freshly slaughtered, and the bandits had their drawn swords bloodied. Still, it was possible they were defending the crew, but there were no other bodies lying around...

The wagons had split some of their cargo; bottles. Alcohol. There were a few kegs that had been split open, but the bandits seemed to be guzzling the odd bottle or so. They were waving their swords as they stood up on the wagons and the wagon seats. There were a couple of wagoneers still alive, begging for their lives, but as Isokla and Telryn drew close, they saw them being put to the sword. It seemed the bandits tired of their fun. The crew seemed to have numbered about twelve, all in all.

About half of the bandits had bows, but they were not notched. They did not seem to have noticed the party - yet.

04-15-2008, 08:07 PM	#57
Calaethis Dragonsbane Legion Symbol Join Date: May 29, 2002 Location: Somewhere in between Age: 40 Posts: 7,029	Re: Antagonist’s Anarchy: Derived from Dianthus If anyone was actually watching Isokla walk off, they would have caught the secret, tight-lipped smirk painted across her mouth, her blue eyes twinkling wickedly. ~~~ The Wagon The wagon train consisted of five wagons, all drawn by oxen; there were several (at a rough count, perhaps fifteen) swarmed over it. How could one tell they were bandits? Well, for starters, they were in the Lords of Vision 'scout' uniform, and for second, the wagon crew was dead - freshly slaughtered, and the bandits had their drawn swords bloodied. Still, it was possible they were defending the crew, but there were no other bodies lying around... The wagons had split some of their cargo; bottles. Alcohol. There were a few kegs that had been split open, but the bandits seemed to be guzzling the odd bottle or so. They were waving their swords as they stood up on the wagons and the wagon seats. There were a couple of wagoneers still alive, begging for their lives, but as Isokla and Telryn drew close, they saw them being put to the sword. It seemed the bandits tired of their fun. The crew seemed to have numbered about twelve, all in all. About half of the bandits had bows, but they were not notched. They did not seem to have noticed the party - yet.