Fantasy Lands-Gandesha-Let's Roleplay!
As he put Hogfather away, and wondered where Myrrhdyn was, a knife pricked his back.
"Turn without haste, or kiss your kidneys goodbye."
Quatermass did, and beheld a ruffian. The sort that seems to enjoy armed robbery.
"Oh, hello."
"Hand over your money. NOW."
Quatermass patted down his pockets, and grinned sheepishly.
"Sorry. Haven't got any. But I can show you something interesting..."
"Don't move a f-"
Suddenly, there was movement. To the brigand, it seemed unnaturally fast, but time dilation does that to you. Quatermass merely sped up his own personal time and cut the clothes off at his leisure, in his equivalent of 30 seconds, where it took one for the brigand.
Suddenly, the brigand was standing naked (except for a rather smelly piece of underpants), with his knife in Quatermass' hand, and a small bag of gold in the other. (Gold was a fairly universal currency. Only a few hundred civilised planets in the multiverse didn't use it, but Gandesha did use gold)
"Now, hop it, miladdo. Get yourself some new clothes and a better life. Or else, I will invert the order of your organs. Savvy?"
The brigand ran off as fast as dignity would allow him and fear would propel him. Quatermass then incinerated the clothing with a well-placed Fire magic.
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((did you guys ignore my last post? What happened to Marie and the other people on the roof? They're totally ignored as you transition yourself to another scene. Because of this my whole intro post has been put to waste and I might as well drop out of this roleplay :/ ))
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((Sorry, bugger bugger bugger, and so on. I was probably too concussed to hold a proper conversation with your character...))
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The moon cast an enchanting light on the streams, as Sindri stalked through the night, towards Grosling Manor, in search of something much more than a mere trinket, and no-one was going to stand in his way.
The massive hedge was a pathetic barrier.
Sindri pulled a small bottle of grade 3 plant poison out of his sturdy bag, and splashed it onto the hedge in front of him. The hedge began to turn black, and started shrivelling towards the ground. The hard branches rotted away, and within one minute, all that remained of the hedge was a pile of black leaves and goo. Sindri walked straight through where the hedge used to stand tall. The mansion was about 40 metres away from that point, and the 19 year old Black Mage crept silently towards the back door...
Sindri had now reached the only apparent back door of the manor. He gave it a nudge, and it felt soft, but it did not move.
He pulled a bewitched skeleton key out of his pocket, and attempted to unlock the door. Upon one twist, the door was unlocked, and Sindri proceeded through the house, with an air of deadly silence. It was quiet, as expected, and the mage crept along, opening and closing doors in his path. The particular artifact Sindri was after laid somewhere in the house's cellar. He tread carefully through the large hallway, past grand paintings of artists long dead, and found the cellar door, a well-polished brown colour, which was, yet again, locked. One flip of the key, and the door was free, exposing an inpenetrable darkness.
Sindri cast a flame spell with his left hand, and kept it burning to light the way. He lit the candles along the staircase, and reached the bottom of the stairs. He could have used a crystal torch, but he needed his hands free.
The Black Mage drew his sword after lighting the first chamber, a wine and food cellar. Beyond that was what he had come for, sealed off by a magic stone door...
For a time Marie found herself beyond the door, trapped by this magic that encased the stone. An artifact kept this room in such a state of isolation, as if cut off from the rest of the world. When such a child appeared within it she found herself trapped, and panicked. For hours she feared starving and suffocation, and out of desperation she turned to the magic to keep herself alive. As she threw herself upon this strange vaguely described artifact it seemed to accept her, but now wanted yet another vessel aside from the room to keep itself out from harm's way.
So it took Marie in as its host, fading away into her body. As she felt it disappear the sense of hunger and shortness of breath lost instantly and she felt herself with the strength to leave. However, the artifact did not want her out of the place. It turned against the unsuspecting youth, trapping her in its own magic. Crystal grew around her, keeping her in place until it encased her own body. Now she was kept suspended inside yet another prison of magic in suspended animation, awaiting someone to set her free.
((character looks like this- http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b268/ ... weater.png
Also I hope this isn't too much of a powerplay))
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Sindri stood outside the door, examining the door's runes. The manor's owners had no clue that it was actually a door, and not just a monument left by the previous owners. Fools.
He knew the counter-spell, but it would take alot of energy and focus to cast it. He closed his eyes and focused his mind on the door. "Unlock!" he commanded and opened his eyes. There was a loud "clunk", and Sindri waved his right hand, moving the door to the right. The no-longer enchanted door was heavy, but no match for him.
He cast an anti-magic defence spell, and entered with great caution, Bloodbane held high.
What?? Sindri was shocked to see a young woman encased in crystal, not that which he had been looking for. So, she had stumbled across the Eye of Tzeentch...
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Lalalalai.... I'll cut you up!
With the prison's outer shell nullified Marie found her consciousness slowly overcoming the dulling magic that held it back. This artifact, yes it was strong but not strong enough to keep its host under complete control in the presence of such a mage. As the small cabbit's eyes they shifted about within the prison. Though it kept her floating in a straight near-standing position, it was hollow inside and now she realized that the spell she was put under was fading.
Lifting her hand up through her long sleeve she placed her hand flat above her eyes and pressed her black nose against the crystal glass, somewhat curious. She could vaguely remember why she was trapped anyways but was relieved to think that someone would free her.
"Hey mister~!" she called out, pressing her body now against the glass and tail wagging as if she was some puppy at a petstore window. However, because of the casing her words could not reach his ears and he could only see her happy face.
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As much as she tried, sleep would not receive Dibble into it's arms. She sighed, and returned to Gandesha. Maybe she would find a friend...?
"Uh, oh....." Dibble groaned. Something had gone horribly wrong. This wasn't the roof she usually landed on. That could only mean someone was messing up time and space.
Nevermind. It wasn't her problem. She leapt down to the ground. She sniffed the air. The building was unoccupied. Time for some mischief!
Pulling two stinkbombs from her magic bag, she breathed in deeply, and teleported inside the building, and came face to face with Quartermass. Of course, she didn't know him, but she knew that she was caught.
"Umm, good evening sir." she quickly hid the stinkbombs behind her back.
In the vicinity of Merithae and Myrrhdyn appear another gigantic ogre-mage. Cow Kitty began to growl and siphoned what little magic her master still possessed and drew a protective field around her and her master. Two gigantic shards of ice began to form near the ogre, ready to plunge into the vile monster. Cow Panther was immediately alerted to the situation. Knowing that she had to fight, and knowing that she couldn't leave the evil that she was pursuing she knew it was time to act. Cow Panther transformed into her human form. With a single movement of her arm the evil that possessed the girl was quenched, leaving a frightened twelve year old girl. Cow Panther grabbed the girl and shimmered to Merithae and Cow kitty. Leaving the girl with Merithae and Cow kitty, Cow Panther began to fight the ogre. Cow Kitty released the shard of ice she was holding on the ogre, leaving frozen and gaping wound on the beast. This gave Cow Panther an opportunity to shimmer her sword in, and slay the ogre. This ogre, again burst into flames and then turned to ash. The naked human form Cow Panther transformed back into her feline form as soon as possible. She looked back at the twelve year old girl, she could still sense the evil that was possessing her. She then paid her attention to her master, together with Cow Kitty they were able to heal and bring their master out of his coma. When Cow Panther looked back at the girl, she was gone.
Rain was bored. It seemed as if nothing unusual was going to happen after all. In fact, people were disappearing from the roof. It was time to get going.
She jumped lightly to the ground, spreading her wings slightly to lessen the impact. Then she stared at the door to the building. That young child had interested her, certainly, especially since she seemed to know nothing of her power. But now she was in the same building as the man who had crashed through the roof. Rain had no intention of confronting both of them. Social situations were not her cup of tea. Maybe later. Besides, she had the suspcision that the girl was up to some prank, and Rain didn't feel like being doused in water or having someone jump out at her or whatever she was planning.
Sighing, she started walking, playing with music as she passed. The rhythm of the music matched her footsteps, harsh and deep. She was in no mood to be approached, and while other people may laugh off robberies, she would end up caught in some sort of bloodlust. No, it was better to appear intimidating.
Rain had no destination in mind. Going home would only provide more boredom. When had life become so uninteresting? A tavern caught her attention, and she veered inside. Scarred tables were scattered throughout the room, and mismatched chairs were filled with mismatched people. It was smokey, and Rain inhaled, glad. She enjoyed that smell. Spilled ice and cards littered the floor, but the waitresses moved through deftly, not once upending a tray. No, it was the customers who were responsible for the mess; Rain was certain of it.
She half-glided, half-walked to the bar - a few inches off the ground, there was no point in getting her boots sticky - and slide into a seat. Ordering a drink, she looked around and decided a companion was what she needed, at least for now.
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"Nothing worth having is easy."
Three years!
"Uh, oh....." Dibble groaned. Something had gone horribly wrong. This wasn't the roof she usually landed on. That could only mean someone was messing up time and space.
Nevermind. It wasn't her problem. She leapt down to the ground. She sniffed the air. The building was unoccupied. Time for some mischief!
Pulling two stinkbombs from her magic bag, she breathed in deeply, and teleported inside the building, and came face to face with Quartermass. Of course, she didn't know him, but she knew that she was caught.
"Umm, good evening sir." she quickly hid the stinkbombs behind her back.
"I believe the vernacular phrase, 'what the f***?' might be appropriate in this situation. A more concise question, given the circumstances, would be 'who are you?'"
Quatermass looked curiously at the strange being, a mixture of monkey and clown, hiding something behind her back (though he couldn't tell what, or indeed why he thought she was a she). He had Thanatos out of the scabbard, but not actually pointed anywhere.He was currently in the atrium of Myrrhdyn's place. He had no idea why the being in front of him had teleported in, the door was unlocked to the atrium, though he knew the door to Myrrhdyn's place in general would be locked. He could've broken down the door or time-slashed in, but there were, in most cases, social graces to follow.
"That. Behind your back. Drop it. Gently."
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After having a telepathic conversation with Cow Panther about what happened during his coma Merithae gave Myrrhdyn a dirty look, and scanned the area to figure out where the hell all the ogres are coming from. When he looked at the direction of Myrrhdyn's house he saw a black cloud of warping time and space, so subtle was it that Quatermass could not see it. From this cloud was a more solid bud was forming. Well, now Merithae knew where the orcs were coming from. Merithae telepathically told Cow Panther to watch Myrrhdyn. Cow Kitty and Merithae shimmered to the disturbance to get a better look. It looked about the same from up close as it did from a distance. A dampening field, was around the house, though it looked like the origin of the disturbance was inside. Yes, Merithae was in the immediate presence of Quatermass, but was heeding him no attention. Merithae sat down and contemplated what to do next.
Quatermass blinked. He saw someone sit down nearby without paying any attention to him. He looked around, and suddenly was assaulted by some stinkbombs. The clown/monkey being ran off, while Quatermass retched on the floor.
"Hydrogen sulphide's bad, hmmmkay? And it's made my headache worse..."
His second voice was giving him curry. He looked up, and saw the fellow sitting down was Merithae.
"Huh. Oh, it's you. May I ask what you're doing here?"
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