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Post by Zeric on Apr 1, 2007 22:45:33 GMT
"Well met, Brother wizard," Zeric answered, gesturing to Cathmhaol. "T'would seem that my friend here received an invitation to visit your compound."
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Post by Dungeon Master on Apr 2, 2007 8:59:55 GMT
OOC- As I didnt make it clear at the time. Cath's invitation to visit the Wizards was by the Brotherhood, the theives guild in Daggerford. Not at the invitation of the Red Wizards, they want to you to find out who is making the men disapear
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 2, 2007 19:48:00 GMT
"We'd ha' a word wi' Millgan, if ye may", said Cathmhaol, "Ye can tell him that the lads from the inn are here".
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Post by Zeric on Apr 2, 2007 20:49:05 GMT
OOC: nice recovery, Phil!
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 2, 2007 22:25:51 GMT
OOC: Cheers! 
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Post by Dungeon Master on Apr 3, 2007 9:25:45 GMT
"You are the ones!! That kidnapped the Wizard. Peasants of the highest order, you are. You shouldnt even get to speak to a Wizard, let amone place your hands on a Wizard." The female Red Wizard on the kiosk replied in an accusatory tone.
"Vile northerners" she spat
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 3, 2007 12:10:14 GMT
"Ye're mistaken," said Cathmhaol calmly, "We're the ones responsible f' gettin' yer fellow wizard out o' trouble. Now be away an' fetch Millgan; I've better thing t' do than listen t' yer false accusations."
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Post by Dungeon Master on Apr 3, 2007 12:24:48 GMT
"Ignorant Northern Barbarian I will not summon another Red Wizard for you. Begone with you!" As she waves her hand as if dismissing you
"Guard escort these men out!" she said to the on duty guard.
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 3, 2007 16:56:46 GMT
Cathmhaol planted his feet on the floor, making it clear he wasn't leaving. "We rescue one o' yer kinsmen an' this is the thanks we get," he said. "We came to put matters straight so I'll ask ye ag'in to fetch Millgan so's we can talk."
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Post by Dungeon Master on Apr 3, 2007 19:24:39 GMT
The female wizard nearly raised her voice to a scream,
"No get out, guard remove these men now!"
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 3, 2007 20:07:50 GMT
Cathmhaol thrust out his jaw and turned slightly to face the guard, daring him to try to remove him.
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Post by Dungeon Master on Apr 3, 2007 20:57:09 GMT
The guard drew his sword and stepped forward,
"Sir the lady has asked that you leave and I suggest you do or Ill have to call the rest of the guards to assist me. Thank you "
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Post by Zeric on Apr 3, 2007 21:47:39 GMT
Zeric crossed his arms, standing beside Cathmhaol, waiting to see what would happen next. He had a small amused grin on his face, as though laughing at something no one could comprehend.
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Post by Cathmhaol on Apr 3, 2007 22:24:53 GMT
Cathmhaol smiled suddenly as something occurred to him. It wasn't a pleasant smile.
"Fine! If'n ye don't want to clear up these allegations o' slavery, I'll take 'em straight to the Duke. I'm sure he'll happy to hear how a member o' yer order kidnapped two youngsters and sold 'em into slavery," said Cathmhaol.
He spun on his heels and strolled away from the gates. "Tell me Zeric," he said loudly as he walked, "It is still the death penalty f' slavin', ain't it?"
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Post by Zeric on Apr 4, 2007 0:19:45 GMT
"Yes it is," Zeric replied with a nod.
"I believe the term is," he increased the volume of his voice to ensure it was not misunderstood, "Hung by the neck until dead. I have witnessed a few hangings where they had to string the condemned up two, sometimes three times. Not as clear cut as, say beheading, for example. Then I believe that if the Duke is in a particularly foul mood, the hanged man is displayed from a gibbet in the thoroughfares of the Duchy. Denied a proper burial by an ordained cleric of any religion and burial on consecrated ground. Unlike murder, for example, the Duke takes a particular dislike to anyone trafficking in human flesh. He reserves the gibbet for slavers exclusively."
OOC: That might give her something to think about, the snooty bitch
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