Demon's Uprising RP 002 - Playground Options

[Epy]

Previous thread (#1)

2nd thread of the Uprising RP.

Here are the last entries of each user from the previous thread. Feel free to hop back in and/or nag at me if I missed your entry. :embarrassed2:

[quote=Demon]Kalloros knew that as soon as something, or someone, struck Bradas with enough force the invisibility spell would break. Thinking this was the easiest way to gain the advantage he began swinging his dagger around at anything and everything. Nothing happened initially but after about 10 seconds he felt his dagger connect hard with something...[/quote]

[quote=Sinder Velvin]Midave ignored Vornac and awaited an answer from Aki.

Meanwhile, Bradas approached his dagger and lay there, awaiting for Kalloros' chameleon effect to expire.[/quote]

[quote=Fuzzy Knights]Vornac could sleep, it was night. But the questions asked by Vendal to Aki made him think. He was still unsure of what they did here, but looked like they were very curious on Aki and Kalloros...
Vornac thought of trying to send a message to Sheria via telepathy or something. He wasn't sure, he was still weak. But if he could get contact with Sheria, it would be very sure they would be set loose. Vornac smiled, and opend his eyes. Looking at Aki and Vendal, talking about Morania. He stod up...

"So... What are u really doing, are u suppose to help us by putting us into your dungeons and torturing us? What do u want with us, speak up now. Guess we have a right to know..." Vornac told Vendal while was leaning against the wall... Like was feeling good.[/quote]

[quote=Channler]"Davion, I am disturbered because you expect me not to be... That is fairly odd in my book. I will take a walk first.. I need to find myself. Search for me in the morn', it shouldn't be that hard considering your god-like powers." That last part had a bit of a sarcastic tone to it. Davion merely nodded and drifted off to suprisingly peaceful sleep.

"Damn, Nothing I do is anything in comparison to that... that creature in there." Channler shouted clueless to how far his voice travled,
"It's seems that I am useless in this hole endevor.. I guess there is only one option." Channler cast a spell of levitation on himself and floated above the buildings (or weird tree hut things) surrounding him. The air smelled so much fresher up here in the cool crispness of the night, the wind blew by Channler's face and from what he judged it was blowing north. That is the way Channler would head, out into the unkown to grow stonger, and wiser.

Two months would pass before anyone would know of Channler's where'abouts...[/quote]

[quote=Soulseeker3.0]***ok thanks Sinder i was at school and stuff**

Kolloros is an excelent assasin why else do you think we brought the best of the best with us. Vealon answered, automatically noticing that he should have kept his mouth shut knowing that now they all might be in ever graver danger....[/quote]

[quote=davion]Davion, still exausted, smirks then says,

"I have no use for it, my speed, strength and energy is far supirior to yours anyways." Then Davion spikes his sword into the ground, using it to aid him to get to his feat.

"One of the powers i recived down in hell was the ability to warp, or materialize, anywhere i want as long as i concentrate hard enough on it, so grab my arm, we are going to Tel Fyr." Davion said standing up.

Channler reached out and grabed Davions arm, then they both vanished and reapeared in Tel Fyr, Father Fyrs' Chambers.

"We will stay here for two days time, then we will find the rest of your friends." Davion said, walking to his fathers room and floping down on the bed.

Davion saw a healthy appel sitting on a shelf in his fathers room so he got up, took a bite out of it. Davion spit it out; it was tasteless. The apple was ripe enough to eat but Davion figured because he's dead that nothing will have any taste to it, so in dissapointment, Davion walks back over to the bed and lays down, signaling for Channler to join him.

"Don't be disturbed Channler, the beds big enough for the both of us."[/quote]

[quote=jonajosa]Jonajosa spat on the ground.

"Im gonna really punish that servant"

He waved at the assassins in the trees.

"Time to go!" Jonajosa started to walk away from the bridge. "I guess i'll just have to try again.... again." he sighed.[/quote]

[Sinder Velvin]

"The artifact lies under the ruins of an ancient city far to the north, in Skyrim, guarded by hundreds of undead creatures; its name is long forgotten by most men, but is still spoken in hushed tones by old sages. Alas, its name is unimportant" Midave said to the adventurers. "And now, it is time for you to die! Guards, take them out of their cells and kill them!" he yelled.

The guards took the adventurers out of their cells and prepared to kill them. The adventurers were weakened; they had been hurt countless times, they had been beaten by the guards and they were very tired. They could not resist.

"No. Wait. One of you, go and get the assassin Kalloros here as well. I want to see his face when his friends die," the Archmaster ordered one of his guards.

[quote=Demon][quote=Sinder Velvin][quote=Demon]Kalloros aside and breathed deeply, holding his fists in a defensive stance.
"Honour does not come into an assassins equation Bradas," he said blankly. Swiftly scanning the room he looked for a means of escape, for he knew that facing the Krellos associate unarmed meant death. Almost immediately his eyes were drawn to a small gap in the top right hand corner of the cell wall. Edging backwards slowly the assassin prepared to leap up and escape through the hole. But before he did his eyes were drawn to another thing outside the cell, his long knives. The weapons were given to him as a gift from the Morag Tong grandmaster nearly 20 years ago. The handles were of beautifully crafted ebony and the blades were Indoril emplated with Akatosh silver; he could not just leave them. Thinkly quickly he turned and began to run to the wall with the hole hoping Bradas would follow him.[/quote]

"No honor? The Morag Tong is all about honor. You shame them," Bradas said, noticing that Kalloros was looking at a small hole in his cell that led to the corridor outside the interrogation room. He quickly picked up Kalloros' fallen dagger and threw himself at Kalloros. Kalloros was stabbed once in the torso (a minor injury), after which he punched Bradas and managed to disarm him of one of his daggers. Now the two assassins were once again both armed.

They lunged at each other. One of them had to die. Bradas now held his dagger right next to Kalloros' neck.

"Surrender, assassin," Bradas said to Kalloros.

But Kalloros also held his dagger right next to Bradas' neck.

"A stalemate, then, assassin," Bradas said. "If you kill me, I kill you. If I kill you, you kill me. I am not afraid of losing my life, so tell me: why shouldn't I kill you?"

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Bradas's comment about the Morag Tong stung him and he pressed the knife tightly against the Krellos assassins throat.
"I am no longer ascociated with the Morag Tong, scum. And to answer your question there is no reason why you should not kill me. If you are not afraid of death then why do you care if you die?" All the time Kalloros was forcing Bradas both backwards and sideways so the assassin no longer had his back to the door. If he could keep this up a little longer he could escape through the door, retreieve his long knives and get out of this accursed place.[/quote]

Both Bradas and Kalloros heard Midave asking his guards to kill the adventurers.

Kalloros couldn't sit idly while they died. He normally didn't trust anyone, being a cold, ruthless assassin, but he had become fond of these people and he didn't want them to die.

"I have to admit that I do not want the adventurers to die," Bradas said. "Let us end this fight. Step backwards and I will let you go," he said to Kalloros.

A sign of friendship? Would Bradas really let him just walk away? It seemed doubtful. Very. Kalloros didn't trust anyone, least of all a rival assassin. But he stepped backwards.

What came next was unexpected. Bradas lowered the hand in which he kept the dagger, as if he no longer wanted to fight Kalloros, but then suddenly he lunged at Kalloros and stabbed him in the torso, after which he quickly disarmed the former Morag Tong assassin.

"Scum!" yelled Kalloros, but Bradas held his dagger next to Kalloros' neck. "Move or die," the Krellos assassin said, after which he turned towards the guards who were still in front of the door that led to the interrogation chamber, to which he said the following: "Open the door."

The guards opened the door, and Bradas stepped out of the chamber together with Kalloros, still holding his dagger next to the injured former Morag Tong assassin's neck. The guard sent by Midave to bring Kalloros approached.

"I am bringing the assassin to Midave right now," Bradas told the guard. The guard nodded, and returned to Midave.

Bradas went around the corner, and entered Midave's line of sight.

"There you are, Bradas. It's time to kill them all," Midave said.

Bradas drew his dagger even closer to the defeated Kalloros, the blade touching the skin of the former Morag Tong assassin's neck. "No more games. It's time to die," he whispered into Kalloros' ear as he prepared to kill him. Midave raised his hand, to give his guards the signal to kill the battered adventurers.

But that's when Noldyne Marendal appeared. "Stop!" she yelled. Midave lowered his hand, a signal showing the guards that they needed to wait.

"What do you want?" Midave asked the Dark Elf woman.

"Don't kill them, Midave," Noldyne told the Archmaster.

"They have nothing that I need," said Vendal. "Why should I let them live?" he asked.

"I'm sure that they know something that they don't. They just don't want to tell us. If you let them live, I will interrogate them and I promise that I will make them reveal even their most intimate secrets," Noldyne said.

"And if you fail?" asked the Archmaster.

"If I fail, I will accept your punishment," she answered.

"So be it," said Midave. "Lower your weapons and put the prisoners in their cells," he told his guards and Bradas.

As Bradas dragged Kalloros into a cell, he looked into the former Morag Tong assassin's eyes and said the following: "You live yet, assassin. But your time will run out soon, and I swear on the gods that I will be the one to kill you. Nobody faces Bradas Aralas and lives for long."

Midave approached Noldyne.

"Don't be late," he said to her.

Night was near now.

The adventurers were confused. They had no answers now; just questions. Who was this Dark Elf woman who had saved their lives and why had Midave listened to her? What was the artifact that they had heard about? Where were they? And, most importantly, who were these people?

Little did they know that their questions would soon be answered fully. Little did they know what would come next. Little would they know what perils they would have to face, what evil they would have to vanquish, and what horrors they would have to defeat. They were about to go on an adventure that would change them forever. And not all of them were going to survive.

"Could you please leave?" Noldyne asked the guards.

"The Archmaster told us to stay here," a guard answered.

"I want to interrogate the prisoners. Alone. Your presence is unnerving to them," she told them. "I know the Archmaster intimately. You better do what I ask you. Who knows, perhaps one of you could get a promotion..." she said.

"Very well... My lady," said a guard, after which the guards in the prison started leaving. When the last guard was about to leave, Noldyne approached him.

"That's a very beautiful sword you have there," she said. "May I... Touch it?" Noldyne asked the guard.

The guard didn't know what this was supposed to mean. But she let her touch it anyway.

"A very fine sword, it is," Noldyne said.

"May I go now?" the guard asked.

"Be my guest," Noldyne answered, after which she went to the corridor where the adventurers' cells were and waited until the guard left.

"Who are you, anyway!?" Vornac asked.

Noldyne did not answer the question. She instead used the keys that she had secretly stolen from the guard to open all the doors of the cells.

"Now you may ask your questions... Gentlemen," she said.

And now the adventurers were even more confused.