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old.Tyraette
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Short Version: Grats to Acietha for getting 50 last night. Thanks to Griffon Knights for somehow managing to scrape 5 bubs out of the hunts we did! Special thanks to Gimly and Lamagra.
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Long version :
Shaeffer glanced around, and smiled. How the bloody hell did we end up here? He thought wryly to himself.
The valleys of Dartmoor were expansive and untouched by the hand of man. The civilisation that was epitomised by the spires of its jewel, Camelot, had no influence on the gravelled wastes or tree-speckled valleys. Far from the heart of Albion, the land had a wild, untamed chaos about it, populated mostly by the 'Granite Giants'. Tall, blue skinned, with a hide like thickened leather, the local people that called Dartmoor hom had little dealings with the outside world. Fiercely territorial, they viewed their lands as sacred ground, and would attack any trespassers without mercy. Even if those unfortunates who had, had no knowledge of where they were.
'I think the phrase I'm looking for, is 'Cirwanesque' he muttered dryly, before eyeing the horizon once more. Grinning, Acietha poked him in the ribs. 'Getting scared hun?' she asked mockingly. Pointing to the line of Granite Stonelords, the most ferocious warriors of the Dartmoorians, Shaeffer raised an eyebrow. 'I thought you knew me better than that, Princess. I'm not overly bothered about my own safety. Call it a mild concern for the Griffons.'
'Pfft,' retorted Gondo. The tall Griffon Knight mercenary drew both his blades, curved jambiya's of strongest Arcanium, and grinned. 'Don't you worry about us,' he said loudly, waving one of the swords towards the 14 Griffons beside him. 'My boy's are looking forward to this.'
Drawing his own daggers, Shaeffer checked their sharpness, muttering darkly all the while. 'Bloody highlanders. Anyone would think you led us here deliberately! This was supposed to be a relaxing stroll in the park. I dont recall getting lost and wandering onto bloody Stonelord ground as being part of the plan!'
Lamagra, clad in his suit of plate armour, couldn't help but laugh. 'Go on, admit it Shaeff, you were hoping for a bit of action.' The stocky paladin clapped him on the shoulder. 'Anyway, either way, I suggest you get ready,' he said, nodding at the horizon.
Turning, Shaeffer felt the familiar rush of adrenaline, as the line of 7ft warriors charged down from the hill towards them.
'Cernunnos take thee,' he muttered softly
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Long version :
Shaeffer glanced around, and smiled. How the bloody hell did we end up here? He thought wryly to himself.
The valleys of Dartmoor were expansive and untouched by the hand of man. The civilisation that was epitomised by the spires of its jewel, Camelot, had no influence on the gravelled wastes or tree-speckled valleys. Far from the heart of Albion, the land had a wild, untamed chaos about it, populated mostly by the 'Granite Giants'. Tall, blue skinned, with a hide like thickened leather, the local people that called Dartmoor hom had little dealings with the outside world. Fiercely territorial, they viewed their lands as sacred ground, and would attack any trespassers without mercy. Even if those unfortunates who had, had no knowledge of where they were.
'I think the phrase I'm looking for, is 'Cirwanesque' he muttered dryly, before eyeing the horizon once more. Grinning, Acietha poked him in the ribs. 'Getting scared hun?' she asked mockingly. Pointing to the line of Granite Stonelords, the most ferocious warriors of the Dartmoorians, Shaeffer raised an eyebrow. 'I thought you knew me better than that, Princess. I'm not overly bothered about my own safety. Call it a mild concern for the Griffons.'
'Pfft,' retorted Gondo. The tall Griffon Knight mercenary drew both his blades, curved jambiya's of strongest Arcanium, and grinned. 'Don't you worry about us,' he said loudly, waving one of the swords towards the 14 Griffons beside him. 'My boy's are looking forward to this.'
Drawing his own daggers, Shaeffer checked their sharpness, muttering darkly all the while. 'Bloody highlanders. Anyone would think you led us here deliberately! This was supposed to be a relaxing stroll in the park. I dont recall getting lost and wandering onto bloody Stonelord ground as being part of the plan!'
Lamagra, clad in his suit of plate armour, couldn't help but laugh. 'Go on, admit it Shaeff, you were hoping for a bit of action.' The stocky paladin clapped him on the shoulder. 'Anyway, either way, I suggest you get ready,' he said, nodding at the horizon.
Turning, Shaeffer felt the familiar rush of adrenaline, as the line of 7ft warriors charged down from the hill towards them.
'Cernunnos take thee,' he muttered softly