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Guess who's back...
The usual, constant noises of cheering and laughter ceased unnaturally, silence fell upon the room, and suddenly the happy, hearty feeling of the inn had declined into a tense, anticipating awkwardness. Slowly twisting his body around, Cyrus saw that all eyes were aimed towards the group that he had been studying earlier, and whispers quietly echoing the word "fight" dribbled out of the spectators' lips. At first Cyrus thought that his fellow Redguard woman and the burly Nord had reignited their mutual antipathy, and had decided to settle their differences through 'physical demonstration'. But as his slightly blurred vision focused, he in fact saw the Imperial being challenged by a Redguard thug.
"I'm gon gill you!", the Redguard promised the Imperial.
Cyrus couldn't help but chuckle at the Redguard's short tongue-d pronunciation, and found that he and the Imperial expressed their amusement in harmony, though the Imperial's was much more loud and direct, and the Redguard noticeably took great offence to this, as his scowl grew to be even more menacing.
The Imperial stood up from his seat, accepting the Redguard's invitation of confrontation, and took to a sturdy, professional stance. The fight began with the Redguard violently throwing his fists at the Imperial, left after right and again, in sheer, brute rage. None connected, as the Imperial managed to duck and weave his way out of harm, so much that, out of frustration and clumsiness, the Redguard managed to punch a wooden beam, probably decimating his now-bloody knuckles. Taking advantage of the Redguard's hesitation of pain, the Imperial grappled his opponent's arm and snapped the man's elbow, tearing a good bit of muscle and skin along with it, and blood subsequently spurted out of the Redguard's bicep, and, rightly so, he screamed in pure agony.
Unlucky for him, though, the Imperial then clasped his sweaty hand around his injured combatant's neck and lifted him well off the ground before pummelling him into a nearby table, mead, splinters and blood exploding, escaping from the impact in a wave of bar-fight shrapnel. The Imperial seemed shocked by his finale, as if he wasn't in control of his last action, and murmured to himself a few words.
Cyrus made a mental note of not getting into a fight with this man as he took a swig of his mead.
"I'm gon gill you!", the Redguard promised the Imperial.
Cyrus couldn't help but chuckle at the Redguard's short tongue-d pronunciation, and found that he and the Imperial expressed their amusement in harmony, though the Imperial's was much more loud and direct, and the Redguard noticeably took great offence to this, as his scowl grew to be even more menacing.
The Imperial stood up from his seat, accepting the Redguard's invitation of confrontation, and took to a sturdy, professional stance. The fight began with the Redguard violently throwing his fists at the Imperial, left after right and again, in sheer, brute rage. None connected, as the Imperial managed to duck and weave his way out of harm, so much that, out of frustration and clumsiness, the Redguard managed to punch a wooden beam, probably decimating his now-bloody knuckles. Taking advantage of the Redguard's hesitation of pain, the Imperial grappled his opponent's arm and snapped the man's elbow, tearing a good bit of muscle and skin along with it, and blood subsequently spurted out of the Redguard's bicep, and, rightly so, he screamed in pure agony.
Unlucky for him, though, the Imperial then clasped his sweaty hand around his injured combatant's neck and lifted him well off the ground before pummelling him into a nearby table, mead, splinters and blood exploding, escaping from the impact in a wave of bar-fight shrapnel. The Imperial seemed shocked by his finale, as if he wasn't in control of his last action, and murmured to himself a few words.
Cyrus made a mental note of not getting into a fight with this man as he took a swig of his mead.