Writes-Many-Posts
Champion of Grottos and Gremlins
- Ten... ten... ten thousand septims?!_ Leepdroon finally snapped.
- J'Zargo's magic is for now on at the High King's service, then. For Skyrim!_ J'Zargo said.
Then they both got up and moved towards the table where the Dunmer, whose name he noticed was Dorvath, the Khajiit, the Imperial and the High elves were at.
- My name is Leepdroon. I don't really have a profession, but if I had to chose, I would stick to rogue and mage especially conjurer. Pleasure to meet you._ He said extending his hand to shake theirs, revealing his golden Dwarven Gauntlets.
- J'Zargo. Here for Skyrim, for coin and for revenge. I fight with magic, but I also favor the bow. Glad to finally see undarkened souls.
They both smiled realizing they would be far from alone in the frightening phase Skyrim was going through. The sooner they began researching about what was causing all the disease, pain and disappearances, the sooner they could kill him, her or it to restore Skyrim back to normal. But... how many lives would that require to be lost? Was it worth the sacrifice if any of them died? J'Zargo thought about that and so hesitated about shaking hands with the fellow adventurers. What if he made friends and lost them? What if he died and his friends would have to suffer from their loss? His face started to frown a little, as it became a little noticeable that something was disturbing him.
Yet he extended his hand too and commented:
- Let's spill enough blood to make the pain of the blood spilled from our dear ones to the hands of the undead fade from our hearts...
- J'Zargo's magic is for now on at the High King's service, then. For Skyrim!_ J'Zargo said.
Then they both got up and moved towards the table where the Dunmer, whose name he noticed was Dorvath, the Khajiit, the Imperial and the High elves were at.
- My name is Leepdroon. I don't really have a profession, but if I had to chose, I would stick to rogue and mage especially conjurer. Pleasure to meet you._ He said extending his hand to shake theirs, revealing his golden Dwarven Gauntlets.
- J'Zargo. Here for Skyrim, for coin and for revenge. I fight with magic, but I also favor the bow. Glad to finally see undarkened souls.
They both smiled realizing they would be far from alone in the frightening phase Skyrim was going through. The sooner they began researching about what was causing all the disease, pain and disappearances, the sooner they could kill him, her or it to restore Skyrim back to normal. But... how many lives would that require to be lost? Was it worth the sacrifice if any of them died? J'Zargo thought about that and so hesitated about shaking hands with the fellow adventurers. What if he made friends and lost them? What if he died and his friends would have to suffer from their loss? His face started to frown a little, as it became a little noticeable that something was disturbing him.
Yet he extended his hand too and commented:
- Let's spill enough blood to make the pain of the blood spilled from our dear ones to the hands of the undead fade from our hearts...