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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: PHEW!
Okay... I am finished my character for that other game. I'm sorry I allowed it to take precedence but the game is starting tomorrow and I wanted to be able to join right off the bat. Now, back to this game! I should be getting posts up at a quicker pace from now on. Weekly is my hope, there will be times when I get pushed back but, if we're all on top of it, there will be other times when we can get 2 or 3 updates in a week. Anyways, looking forward to writing. Thanks for being patient guys!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-10-08 at 20:42:52.
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Topic: Who Owns Rusty Dull Swords? (W.O.R.D.S.)
Subject: Tenacious?
To Excavate Nasty Alleys, Crispy Iguanas Often Urge Sanitization
Posted on 2009-10-08 at 18:44:10.
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Topic: RDI stats
Subject: new members?
Hate to bring it away from good ol' politics and not that I'm scared of a little debate but I was just curious if there's anyway of telling how many members have actually posted at all/are regularly active. In briefly browsing the user list, you quickly see a number of unfamiliar names and many of them have a post count of 0. Anyways what I'm trying to say is...
Don't be scared: we don't bite... or at least you won't feel it after the poison takes effect 
Wait... I think that came out wrong... I'll try again...
Introduce yourselves and stick around for awhile. I, honestly, have yet to meet an antagonistic inn member and I have always felt welcome. I'm sure we all have our bad days but its hard to find someone who isn't smiling after hanging out at the Red Dragon Inn for awhile. I swear we're all friendly and excited to meet ya!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-10-08 at 06:04:49.
Edited on 2009-10-08 at 06:10:48 by Dragonblood
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: thanks guys
Thanks everybody I love writing it and I love reading the responses its just finding the time! Hopefully it will spring up somewhere and knock me in the back of the head... or something to that effect... anyways. I'll try to give it a good effort in the next little while and get one up. Also, I will always do my best to keep you guys informed of where the updates are at. I know sometimes it feels like you're in the dark (not you specifically but the plural you... oh the English language) when waiting for a reply so I'll try to keep everyone aware of where we're at. Thanks for the patience everybody... it's coming! It's coming!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-10-05 at 15:19:20.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: delay
Hey everybody, sorry about the delay on the update. I've been really busy with school and haven't had internet due to home renovations. I'm working on the update but it may be slower than I expected. I'm working on the update as we speak but I'm starting in another game so there is going to be a little bit of a longer wait just because its starting on Friday and I still have to finish a background. I hope this isn't a huge deal for anyone and if it is a problem I can put a rush on it but either way it'll be a bit slower. Fear not, as soon as I get a good couple hours free this'll be done and you will all know how Gefahrans treat magic-users.
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-10-05 at 01:18:11.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: updates!
Alrighty! It looks like everyone's got a post up, which means I can feel the spotlight creeping towards my computer... I'll get to an update as soon as I can. Looking forward to it everybody. Good work on these last posts by the way: I enjoyed them all quite a bit - we finally got some action going! We'll see how your choices go over with the townspeople soon enough  !!!
Er...
I mean...
-Dragonblood
ps. Post should be up somewhere in the next week. I'm a little bogged down by school work right now but that hopefully, fingers crossed, will change in the next little bit. Thanks for playing!
Posted on 2009-09-30 at 14:21:54.
Edited on 2009-09-30 at 14:22:52 by Dragonblood
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Topic: Loaded Dice #17: Enter the B.B.G.
Subject: What about BIG BOSS GUY?
I completely agree with "Olan's Thoughs" - the art in the comic was phenomenal. Jhim's character looks soooo deadly. I'm so impressed! Not to mention, of course, the BBG himself - I wouldn't want to be trying to fight that SOB... err I mean BBG. 
You know, this very comic is one of the reasons that I was so happy to find this site: you can actually separate people and tell their threads in greater detail while keep the rest of the party in the dark. No wonder you're the webmaster of this site Olan, being the sadistic DM you are! 
I find its always such a hassle trying to keep in character secrets or have players play their characters in character in tabletop. Anyways my two sense and, once again, I loved the comic - although by the way Loaded Dice has been going, that's no surprise. 
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-24 at 14:59:23.
Edited on 2009-09-24 at 15:00:32 by Dragonblood
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: s'all goooood
No worries Fears, I hope to get the update up anytime during the week next week. So, anytime before Wednesday, or so, works for me!
I will be gone for the weekend, but I don't think that will be a big issue, as there probably won't be much demand for another update before I get back. Good weekends to y'all and I'll see you on Monday.
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-24 at 06:00:21.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: rolling balls?
So it appears Yanamari isn't joining us, which means we can move on full speed ahead. We need all of September 5th from DM and just how Fears deals with the whole schoolyard. No rush right now, and I know that DM you're going through RL things and those always take precedence, but maybe we could get them in the next few days to keep it moving. Hopefully, things are starting to get a little interesting for everyone and, in my opinion of course, it just gets better!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-23 at 16:47:24.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: i'm sorry
That sounds horrible DM! I'm so sorry to hear that. Please send my thoughts to her.
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-23 at 16:25:35.
Edited on 2009-09-23 at 16:26:54 by Dragonblood
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: real life
I hope you and your sister are okay! I know how disruptive it can be to have friend or family in the hospital. I hope all is going well with both of you and it isn't too serious. I know it isn't much, but my thoughts are with the both of you.
As far as posting goes, please don't worry about putting it in front of what's going on with you and your sister. Do what you need to do, I'm sure everyone in the game will support you in that. We can work around any absence you need to take, I hope you can continue playing but I will not pressure you.
As far as the game goes, don't worry about missing the latest post. It was basically a bit more background and it was intended to get you into wherever you have to be for the situation with Matias.
For your post, you are welcome to combine the post you missed with this new one. You can explain the whole day and move right into however you deal with the situation in the school yard. It is in the afternoon: school is out. I believe that that answers all your questions, let me know if otherwise.
Again, send my thoughts to your sister (Brianna, I'm assuming). And I'm really sorry and I hope things aren't too bad!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-22 at 00:11:58.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: new member
I just wanted to fill everyone in that I have invited Yanamari to join the game if she so wishes. I assumed that most of you wouldn't have a problem with that. Let me know if otherwise. The post is in seeking some fun in recruitment thread. We'll see.
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-21 at 22:41:12.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: it went up!
Looks great Nomad! It's definitely up this time! There isn't anything in there that doesn't work, I think at this point other people are too frozen to move. When they gather their senses of course they may not agree with you, but for now it all works pleasantly for me! Great post Nomad thanks for getting it up so fast! 
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-21 at 16:55:32.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: phew!
Okay, finally we have a new post up. All I want to know is what you do in response to what just happened but put a lot of work into it because its important! Remember these kinds of things DON'T EVER HAPPEN! Okay have fun, hope you enjoy it!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-20 at 20:17:34.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden...
Subject: Chapter 1: And the Eyes of Them... Were Opened
Chapter 1: And the Eyes of Them... Were Opened
September 5th
Some students had been hoping that the looming storm would shut out all notions of school and postpone education for a couple more days. The older ones thought maybe they could get away with staying home on account of worried parents and the younger ones were simply scared of going out into the dark day but classes weren’t cancelled and disappointed students filed into the small school house.
The day was spent beneath a black sky that brewed and built through out the day. It was apocalyptic in its scope and yet it did not break all day. The students sat in their rooms listening to the teachers snatching glances out the windows. Everyone was on edge and their nerves were racked from the storm that sat outside waiting to pounce on them.
The young students enjoyed the luxury of playing games for their first day and simply talking. It would be a week before the teacher went to the board at the front of the class and began teaching arithmetic and history and literature, right now she wanted them to feel comfortable and enthusiastic about school. She wanted eager students who appreciated the days the spent in the school house.
The older students leapt right into reviews of the years they’d spent previously in the school house. They discussed the glory of humanity and their noble dynasty and legacy that they were all lucky enough to be a part of. They went over simple mathematics addition, subtraction and briefly delving into the ideas of multiplication and division that would be a core aspect of the education of the year.
The teacher showed them some of the literature and poetry they’d be studying. Some of the more intellectual students perked up to see if they’d already read the books, keen as they were. Some of them had read the books of adventure and conquest, of good humans and of good allegiance to Atheim. Some students had let the poetry of their nation drip off their tongues already and were excited to display their expansive intelligence.
The teachers were happy to be back in the class room before the students they loved. They had all been planning out how to start the class and now it came easily as they had all spent years in this position. They were charismatic and smart and it showed as they took their place before the students.
Master Indalecio stood before his fourteen year old students. He was renowned as the best teacher in Gefahr and they were all eagerly awaiting how he taught. He had said nothing yet and he simply observed them. Finally he picked up a book from his desk. The book was the Conquests of Claus Dieterich by the famous poet Rupert Klocia.
With a deep, beautiful baritone voice Indalecio began to read. His words poured over the students who closed their eyes and saw the tall, glorious frame of Claus Dieterich stand and take them down the halls of history. Revealing glory and fame to them. Their golden dreams cloaked them as they wrapped themselves in these magnificent thoughts, digging deeper into their roots. Prouder and prouder to be humans they felt their hearts pump as Claus stood before armies of elves, vile and villainous come to take the noble man’s life. But their thin, long swords were crushed beneath Claus’ swinging war hammer and the frail bodies of the weaker race were stuck upon the blade of Claus’ broad sword. Heads fell beneath the shining steel’s might and the evil lives of elves were extinguished by the exceptional strength and valour of Claus.
As the poem ended their eyes opened and Master Indalecio stood before them smiling from ear to ear, “And what can we learn from such a beautiful web of words that the master of language Rupert Klocia weaves for us?” And so began the class.
In the youngest classroom, kids sat nervous and eager. Amora Demetrio smiled at them gently and kindly. She had such a warm, motherly face they felt cared for and comforted by her and much of the anxiety slipped out of the room.
“We’re going to play a game, as that’s what you’ve spent the summer doing, there’s no need to stop now!” The children’s faces were illuminated instantly. She had them lie down in a circle and inter lock their hands. “Now if I slap the ground then Valeriano will be the next to slap the ground and we’ll pass it around. But if he slaps it twice then it goes backwards. Make sense?” And all the children nodded eagerly. The game went around quickly and excitedly and the kids were worked out of the circle as they made mistakes fairly rapidly, sitting disappointedly and watching curiously. The only child who made no mistakes was Matias Prudencio. None of the other children, who didn’t like how odd he is appreciated his ability at the game.
At one point, Matias cleverly tripped up Rico who was so frusterated that he slammed his fist down on Matias’ laid out hand. The outcast boy yelped painfully and Rico laughed cruelly. The teacher was unsure of how to deal with the child’s malice.
“Rico.” She scolded, and then let it go, not wanting to exacerbate the problem. Besides, she was a little frustrated that Matias was better at the game than even her. He was supposed to be some odd ball freak who was probably a gimp of some sort. She felt shamed to be losing to stupid child.
Finally, class was let out and the kids eagerly left the school house to run home and tell their parents all about the day. The older students hung around outside for a while discussing what they’d learned interestedly.
Matias walked out of the school and looked around. He didn’t want to be going at all. He was lonely and irritated. His hand still hurt a bit and he was disgusted with how the teacher had dealt with the situation. His mind spun around the problem as he grew more and more angry.
Hot tears started streaming down his face and he was ashamed to be so weak in front of so many people. He just wanted to be home, away from all the mean people. Safe with his parents. He felt completely lost and disoriented.
Parents were milling about to walk home with their children. Other Gefahrans were going for a stroll or asking the new students about how they liked their first day. The teachers were standing outside. Matias was completely alone in this sea of people. Where were his parents? But he knew that they would just be mocked more if they walked home together - a whole family of freaks.
He felt the push from his back and he stumbled forward his heart started racing. He became instantly alert. He spun around quickly. Rico was standing there with two other kids, Matias didn’t know their names. Nervous tension filled up his body. He wasn’t strong, and definitely not enough for someone like Rico. The boy was tall and bigger and broader than most of the other kids. He had a hard look in his face but he grinned now at his scared class mate.
“Hey Matias. Where’s your mommy and daddy?”
Matias looked around, his heart was pounding and he was breathing quickly. He wanted his mommy and daddy to be there for him. To come for now reason. But it wasn’t going to happen. Matias was scared. He didn’t want to fight Rico. He didn’t have enough control, not yet... anything could happen.
“How’d you like that game today?”
“Good.” Matias said nervously, maybe he could talk Rico out of it...
“Wanna play again? These guys wanted to see how good you are!” The boys with Rico were a year older than Matias.
“Okay...” Matias got down and put his hands out nervously.
The first thing Matias felt was just startling. Then a smarting pain. Then warm liquid oozing down his face. For a few seconds Matias’ head was spinning from the punch that Rico had connected with his nose but things came crystalline within moments.
“No! Rico!”
But Rico was running at him already.
“I don’t want to fight!”
The impact knocked the wind out of Matias as he hit the ground. Things whirled around Matias.
“No... please!”
The fist was in the air.
It hurt instantly this time. A lot more.
Again the fist was in the air.
“Rico!”
Matias screamed this time. Things were fuzzy. Tears were streaming down his face and blood poured out of his nose.
Rico was laughing through gritted teeth.
“You freak!” Rico yelled.
Behind him Matias saw the two boys laughing.
Another fist was in the air.
Matias screamed. But the scream came whirling out was not just a string vowels but came out in a burst of words from another language. Matias’ hand swung up and grabbed the fist that was going to come down. Rico was stronger but it didn’t matter because the a glow of blazing energy exploded from Matias’ hand and latched onto Rico’s arm. The electricity blazed through Rico’s tiny body.
A blood curdling scream was heard through the whole courtyard and into the main market square. Rico shook inhumanly screeching as the elecricity powered through his small frame. It blasted him back off of Matias and he writhed on the ground. The current could be seen jumping across his skin that was left charred and blackened.
When it finally left him, he was a mass of blood and burned skin. His body smelled wretched. One of his nearby friends threw up. Rico’s hair was charred off and his lids eaten away by electricity. The eye that remained was wrenched open in terror. His mouth was stretched apart without lips, into a silent scream and he was mangled and contorted. His clothes were torn and burned. Flesh was bright red and bleeding or black as the sky. The nose was melted down. The fingers burned into claws. One of his eyes had been scorched away and was now a gooey mess. He was barely recognizable.
Matias sat there motionless sobbing in terror. The boys that had been with Rico started running, screaming in absolute mortification. Everyone nearby had frozen in horror and the people who had been chilled by Rico’s final scream were now running over. No one had any idea what had just happened.
Posted on 2009-09-20 at 20:16:20.
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Topic: Lolkat's super special art request thread
Subject: you are an insane genius
This thread is an incredible new resource for the Inn! Many a time have I bemoaned not having a way of producing a good picture for a campaign that I can put up here with little trouble! I'm so glad that we have a masochist artist who is apparently willing to subject themselves to the overflowing gratitude and desire from all us innmates. I will probably ask for a couple things for my campaign, forth from the garden, but I'll let it stew for awhile and let you get a handle on things. Mostly, I just wanted to say, thank you so much for this new addition to the site! It is awesome!
-Dragonblood
ps. Lolkat you have made Grugg a beast. I'm not sure how people are going to mess with him now that he has such a solid avatar!
Posted on 2009-09-18 at 15:38:46.
Edited on 2009-09-18 at 15:39:14 by Dragonblood
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Topic: Loaded Dice#15: Just Playing my Character (part one)
Subject: oh yeah...
Yep. Classic. Its funny because all the players are usually frustrated but something about the combination of a player playing their character and putting the whole party in danger is satisfying to a DM. It couldn't be because DMs are naturally obsessively-passionate, sadistic role-players could it?... no that would be ridiculous!
Anyways, I'm always that player, haha. Part of me knows its going to end up in waking up the dragon and part of me just loves playing in character - it makes it way more interesting. I know I appreciate it when everyone does this... oh I see maybe that's why I've ended up the obsessively-passionate, sadistic DM.
Good comic!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-17 at 14:54:29.
Edited on 2009-09-17 at 14:55:28 by Dragonblood
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: coming up
Hopefully we can get an update from Dragon Mistress in today. If not that's understandable, hopefully we'll be able to get up to weekly updates but I know it takes a while to get into the swing of things. As her information isn't VITAL for my update, I will try to post this weekend and NPC her character where necessary. Don't worry, there won't be any unnatural, unusual or unacceptable behavior. I'll keep it all within the bounds of reality and as minimal as possible. I just want to get to the meat of the story! Hope that's good for everyone!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-17 at 06:25:28.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: weekenders
Alright, hopefully we can get a post from Dragon Mistress in the next few days? If not, I understand, however if we do I can put a new one up for the weekend! Let me know. 
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-15 at 14:19:30.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: updates?
Great post Nomad, thanks for getting it in there! I understand its not easy to know what to write, because right now it feels like circles. The winds are changing though! The tables turning! The... nope... I'm all out.
Brianna/Dragon Mistress: I'm assuming you edited the post once you realized what was going on. As soon as you get your post in I'm all ready to update. I promise it will get a little more interesting once I do...  ... Thanks for sticking with me guys!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-14 at 20:05:27.
Edited on 2009-09-14 at 20:08:52 by Dragonblood
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Topic: Loaded Dice#14: Combat ADD
Subject: hack and slash
I liked it! I know I enjoy adventures that are less combat oriented but the more time I've spent DMing, the more I've realized how difficult it is to keep an adventure interesting and exciting without using fights all the time. Its hard to maintain a level of tension and adrenaline without throwing monsters at the characters all the time. And I must admit I do love the hack and slash adventure every other blue moon.
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-14 at 20:01:09.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: good stuff!
That sounds great Nomad! Then let's say hopefully the next update from me will be Sunday or Monday? Can't wait to see it!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-12 at 00:08:57.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: update!
Alright everybody, we got an update. Sorry its another short post and it doesn't seem like anything has happened again! I hate to do this to you but if everyone could write a post leading up to the early afternoon or so that'd be great. This is all important and I promise things will get interesting!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-10 at 05:50:15.
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden...
Subject: Chapter 1: And the Eyes of Them... Were Opened
Chapter 1: And the Eyes of Them... Were Opened
September 4th
The day was spent in quiet preparations for school and in contented relaxations. Kids spent the morning sleeping long, late and deep and woke to the chilled wind with a sighing acceptance. And despite the darkness that watched over them, the people managed shuffle aside the ominous suspicions that tickled their spines when they walked down a lonely street or when they looked out over the fields.
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The Weary Warrior was largely empty that night because the teachers and students were getting a good night’s sleep in and the rest of the town was worn out from the previous night. This night passed with a simple pleasure as the regulars drifted into the rustic, homely tavern that was the centerpiece of the town.
A mix of pipe smoke and carefully rolled cigarettes burning drifted through the air as men hungrily devoured their tobacco, leaning back into their chairs with long sighs of satisfaction. Gefahr was not known for its tobacco. The climate wasn’t apt to the plant but a shipment would come every couple months. Men would rush to the general stores and snap up the small, watered-down supply that had found the town on its journey across Zerstung. By the time, the crop had wound its way up to Gefahr so many other household spices had been thrown in to bulk up the delivery that it could barely be called Tobacco. Of course, the Gefahrans had no clue and snatched all they could to squirrel away for nights like these where they could peacefully spend their saved tobacco on good conversation and friendly company.
For the first time since the spring time, the lamps and candles scattered through the main room were not the only source of light. From the beautiful stone-hewn hearth came the warm light of flames licking away at a small gathering of logs. The The fire usually wasn’t set until October but the night had brought chills with it that demanded some form of warmth.
On a stool at the far end of the tavern Cristobal was playing upon his guitar and singing quite nicely, he projected well over the sound of his guitar and the balance of his voice and instrument had a warm, welcoming sound that took the attention of some of the patrons for a while. He performed quite well and he was happy so see that he had some impact on some of the audience. He ended up collecting ten silver pieces - a whole gold piece! It wasn’t his best night but he couldn’t complain, it was a scarce room that evening and more than half of it had plucked a coin from their pocket.
A few of the tables were occupied by men who had dropped by for a quick drink before they headed home to their wives and their beds. They all kept their light jackets gathered around them, grabbed a small glass of ale and walked around the tables looking for a familiar face with whom they could wile away five minutes.
The short time they dropped by with was usually spent being mocked for their small quantity of drink and their early night, but they didn’t mind and liked to spend some time keeping face and catching some guffaws with their companions. If Cristobal was at a particular good moment in his set they may have stayed to watch him finish the song and one or two even dropped a coin at his feet.
The fireplace was surrounded by the nightly regulars who passed the hours with stories and smoke, sending bellows of laughter out the door and into the empty streets of Gefahr. They were all older and had heard each other’s stories again. They would muse on the younger generation, gossip about whatever small scandal they had caught scent of and rumor about the news about Steurung had drifted over the Ubel Islands. They were all kindly men who had seen winter after winter and had gained both a wisdom and a self-righteousness from their age.
Cristobal’s father had once been the cornerstone of this tight-knit group. They had tried to be supportive toward Domingo when Maribel had passed but had developed a grudge towards the Revera’s when he had shut them out and excluded himself from Gefahr as a whole. Now to see the boy, Cristobal, struggling so hard to make up for his father’s hard-heartedness something moved in them and his enjoyable songs added to his reputation. Cristobal had grown to be a well-loved young man by the group, who usually all gave some silver to him and invited him over to have a drink.
There was a group of four younger men and women who had come on a double date to spend the night with drink and frivolity. They had begun the evening with a couple beers each and some rigorous dancing together. Their high spirits had given Cristobal some energy and had made his performance much more earnest and excited.
Finally, tired and sweaty, the couple retired to a table that only had three chairs gathered around it.The couple who had already spent months in each other’s arms, lip to lip, sat on one chair. The girl was perched on the boy’s knee, smiling and joking with the group. At first the whole group was animated and laughing hard and loud.
As the night progressed, however, the girl who had been sitting up on the boy’s knee ended up draped over him, giggling at and admiring everything he said, quite clearly tipsy. She had enjoyed one beer too many. The boy who was blanketed by his girlfriend was involved in an intense dialogue with the other boy’s date. The other boy was sitting in his chair fixing his gaze on some point in space, attempting to bring the tavern back into focus and enjoying the music thoroughly. He had enjoyed five beers too many.
Aside from this the only other activity was Sirion and Alfonso chatting amiably over a chess game on a table to the side. Alfonso slowly drank his beer as they discussed the knight who had drifted through town on undisclosed business. As usual, there was a suspicious Gefahran who wanted to shut down any inquisitive talk that even implied a challenge to Athiem as a nation. The good-natured discussion became quick whispers before they found a new topic of conversation. The evening passed well and Cristobal joined the two for a couple beers before walking home.
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September 5th
The sky was thick and heavy wearing a dark coat of clouds the next morning. The chilled breeze seemed to have abandoned the town for the Dunkel Woods and left it with a hot, humid day without any sign of wind and an ominous electricity in the air. The town woke to a storm brewing for their first day back to school.
Posted on 2009-09-10 at 05:47:33.
Edited on 2009-09-10 at 05:48:00 by Dragonblood
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Topic: ... forth from the Garden... Q&A
Subject: great stuff!
Thank you for your post Dragon Mistress! I will PM you about a couple things in it and check your character out, after reading there are a couple changes. Anyways, good job! Great to have you in the game and hopefully a post will be up by the weekend!
-Dragonblood
Posted on 2009-09-09 at 20:04:01.
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