Hmm. What to do . . .what to do . . .

She just slapped him in the middle of the street and most likely many people caught that. One does not simply smack Lycus The Slayer of Beasts across the face and calls him a pig without some verbal retribution

I'll play nice.

In fairness, he led her on...

In fairness again, she's an obsessed nut... And he told her no several times...

In fairness AGAIN... YOU CAN'T JUST PLAY WITH PEOPLE'S HEART, LYCUS!!! XD

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This post has been edited by Darkness Eternal: Feb 22 2013, 09:16 PM

Uhhhh.... what did you change?

Yeah, I wouldn't be a good GM if I didn't randomly throw the odd massive curveball.

Can't say Lycus will show restraint next time. He's no "Circle" werewolf

All the more impressive I say. If somebody slaps him again, will he go wild like Vaultren did?

I'm still not sure I can properly respond without making fun of Lycus, lol

Sorry, DE :/ XD

Did Vaultren ever go wild? I don't recall. I remember him almost being assassinated by some Thalmor woman posing as a tavern wench and he retaliated in self-defense. Never him being slapped.

Lycus only has control because he periodically loses control. If he boxed his condition in and tried to cage his animalistic instinct, it would be easier for him to explode in rage and lash out. But he's conditioned already. Next time though, hopefully there won't be one, he might just go mad.

Lycus would probably laugh at it in the future as he looks back. Feel free to point mocking fingers

WESTLEY. XD

Ah, Westley is a whole different game altogether. Only KOB can truly define him. Lycus is different because he accepts what he is and he's had more years of experience with his Lycanthropy . . .and of course, experinced a rather nasty near-death experience . . .in the afterlife

Exactly what I was thinking

Now you know why he has trouble controlling his temper though. Well, part if the reason.

This post has been edited by King Of Beasts: Feb 24 2013, 11:20 PM

I am curious. Would Westley consider curing himself?

As much as he hates himself for what he is...odly enough, no.

He might hate his lycanthropy, and consider it a curse, but he enjoys the thrill of the hunt. At least until he realizes what he has done.

It's something like this:

The human side of him is in a subconscious battle with the inner wolf. Part of Westley hates the wolf, but part of him adores it. His guilty conscience makes him feel guilty for killing an innocent person because he has a good heart, but while in the form of the wolf, all those worries go away and he enjoys the hunt.

He's a strange one indeed

Well, I have replied. No making fun of Lycus... yet. XD Once she is more familiar with him she will probably run the topic into the ground XD

Lycus started out that way until he became more paganistic about it. Some hate it, some embrace it, others learn to live with it.

But Westley . . .He's playing with fire! Watch out!

The problem is his human conscience *drove him to obtain the ring of Hircine. That's preventing him from embracing the inner wolf, and aiding the human side if him in its battle with the beast. The human sides victory is causing the inner wolf to try and force him to transform harder. Westley is caught in the middle of this "battle", and its causing him a lot of trouble.

This post has been edited by King Of Beasts: Feb 25 2013, 12:11 AM

Psst.

Acadian.

Kayla wasn't laughing at Lycus. :]

Thanks, Liz.

You're welcome :] She was on the same page as Buffy, lol