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DrowArchmage · 04-09-2009, 10:12 AM

Jason nodded his head and moved his hand back toward his side, but the expression on his face stayed the same, he was most determined to make sure he did not go to the gallows anytime soon, albiet at all. Too much life left to life, too many wrongs to be righted. Whether or not Nivram wanted to take another wack at him or not was yet to be seen, mayhaps his new look might throw the drunkard off, or maybe Jason would have to knock him on his drunken arse in order to convince him he was just too drunk to make clear judgment.

I thank you Telryn. When this adventure is over with, perhaps you would allow me to travel back to your town with you, so that i may continue my journey to the light.

Pain hit Jason right between the eyes, horrible pain that dropped him to his knees and made his eyes water. A withdrawl? Or a memory trying to resurface? Jason felt his nose start to bleed and he raised a hand to try and stem the flow.

Smoke from wizards fire drifted throughout the courtyard, dozens of his dead comrades lay sprawled around. Bandits enter the courtyard, but there are too many to possibly kill them all, but he takes down a few non the less. One finally knocks away his sword and knocks him out.

Jason looks up with a confused look and slowly tries to stand up.

04-09-2009, 10:12 AM	#151
DrowArchmage Mephistopheles Join Date: July 29, 2004 Location: Mt. Pleasant, MI Age: 34 Posts: 1,400	Re: Antagonist’s Anarchy: Derived from Dianthus Jason nodded his head and moved his hand back toward his side, but the expression on his face stayed the same, he was most determined to make sure he did not go to the gallows anytime soon, albiet at all. Too much life left to life, too many wrongs to be righted. Whether or not Nivram wanted to take another wack at him or not was yet to be seen, mayhaps his new look might throw the drunkard off, or maybe Jason would have to knock him on his drunken arse in order to convince him he was just too drunk to make clear judgment. I thank you Telryn. When this adventure is over with, perhaps you would allow me to travel back to your town with you, so that i may continue my journey to the light. Pain hit Jason right between the eyes, horrible pain that dropped him to his knees and made his eyes water. A withdrawl? Or a memory trying to resurface? Jason felt his nose start to bleed and he raised a hand to try and stem the flow. Smoke from wizards fire drifted throughout the courtyard, dozens of his dead comrades lay sprawled around. Bandits enter the courtyard, but there are too many to possibly kill them all, but he takes down a few non the less. One finally knocks away his sword and knocks him out. Jason looks up with a confused look and slowly tries to stand up.