e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
- I would offer you a dance, my lady, but in armor like yours, it would simply be impossible. I never understood why people love these tin cans so much, which restrict freedom of movement! - Vincent smiled even wider. - On a ship, they can become not only a burden but also a cause of death... Belanor! - The captain shouted, and after a while, a sturdy Khontae with a stern look approached them. - Be so kind as to escort our guests to the "Breeze" and briefly explain the essence of our event... Unless they wish to stay with us and share in the fun?
- I wasn't scared at all! Okay, fine... - The man went inside first and immediately repeated the fate of the previous dinner; the creature attacked him from where no one expected to see it, its movements were completely unnatural.
-- Well, I guess we'd do our thing first, right?
I'm Agnet Dal'Lang, and this is Horus Harn.
Ratislav made one of his tormentors fall asleep and successfully cut in two the one who was standing at the door. The subsequent events resembled more a wild delirium than a battle. She took her place outside the house, and Ratislav was in every way assisted by his servant, Taola. At some point, the leader of the bandits withdrew from the battle and left his subordinates to fight the mighty warrior. Heavy armor, knowledge of healing magic, and special training with a two-handed sword served Ratislav well and helped him hold out in this unequal battle. And although each of the bandits required only one swing of his sword or three arrows from Taola, the bandits still caused a lot of trouble due to their agility.
After some time, Ratislav stood near five corpses, the first bandit was still in a state of sleep.
Nevertheless, Ratislav tried to search the bodies of the slain, after which he entered the room.