Scribe of Marwolaeth
01-12-14, 05:50 PM
Closed to Comindant
"He's asked for what?" Marawol couldn't believe what he was hearing. Leaning over the table, he glared at the nervous monk.
"A non lethal battle, Sir, " the monk stammered, wiping his brow." To fight until forfeit with neither contestant being killed."
"And what would happen if I, say, pretended to agree, and then went and gave him a thrashing followed by a quick execution?"
"Well, uh," the monk swallowed, "you would probably be banned from the Citadel for at least a month. We take direct violations of arena agreements very seriously."
"Do you now?" He had spent the last hour or so looking for an interesting opponent. Having failed to locate one, he had asked for a random selection instead. He'd never thought he would have to fight in an arena that barred him from killing his opponent.
"Why would anyone come to the Citadel, the only real place that will put you back together again without any trouble or fee, and ask for a non lethal battle? " he fumed. Finally, with a sigh, he released his anger
"Fine, as he wishes, but I want the arena simple then. Forget the gravity cube. All I need is a floating circular platform, five meters across, with nothing but heavy mist below. Should one of us fall, the battle ends."
"I'll have it done before you get there, Sir. " The relieved monk scurried away, calling out behind him. "Arena three!"
With that said and done, Marawol took the short walk to the portal. He placed his bow and arrows against a wall. It was a non lethal battle after all.
Stepping in, he found the arena to be exactly how he wanted it. Hoping lightly, the wooden floor felt soft, almost padded.
"Wow," he chuckled, "Feels like I'm in a baby's playing pen. No danger at all." With his shield strapped tight to his left arm, and a lose grip on his rapier, he drilled himself through stances.
"Tick tock, the opponent's clock. "
"He's asked for what?" Marawol couldn't believe what he was hearing. Leaning over the table, he glared at the nervous monk.
"A non lethal battle, Sir, " the monk stammered, wiping his brow." To fight until forfeit with neither contestant being killed."
"And what would happen if I, say, pretended to agree, and then went and gave him a thrashing followed by a quick execution?"
"Well, uh," the monk swallowed, "you would probably be banned from the Citadel for at least a month. We take direct violations of arena agreements very seriously."
"Do you now?" He had spent the last hour or so looking for an interesting opponent. Having failed to locate one, he had asked for a random selection instead. He'd never thought he would have to fight in an arena that barred him from killing his opponent.
"Why would anyone come to the Citadel, the only real place that will put you back together again without any trouble or fee, and ask for a non lethal battle? " he fumed. Finally, with a sigh, he released his anger
"Fine, as he wishes, but I want the arena simple then. Forget the gravity cube. All I need is a floating circular platform, five meters across, with nothing but heavy mist below. Should one of us fall, the battle ends."
"I'll have it done before you get there, Sir. " The relieved monk scurried away, calling out behind him. "Arena three!"
With that said and done, Marawol took the short walk to the portal. He placed his bow and arrows against a wall. It was a non lethal battle after all.
Stepping in, he found the arena to be exactly how he wanted it. Hoping lightly, the wooden floor felt soft, almost padded.
"Wow," he chuckled, "Feels like I'm in a baby's playing pen. No danger at all." With his shield strapped tight to his left arm, and a lose grip on his rapier, he drilled himself through stances.
"Tick tock, the opponent's clock. "