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dev_chieftain) wrote2012-01-17 10:42 am
dev_chieftain) wrote2012-01-17 10:42 am
This is the stuff
Excerpt, Session 11:
Sabine did not know of where it would be but the library at Varseilles might have the information they were seeking. She noted that he might not have been to Varseilles, but-- Faure looked away and answered that oh, he'd been once or twice.
Kiever wanted to know what the one or two reasons he had gone had been, and Faure answered with a grin that they had been Charise and Marjorie. His first dwarf, actually. Sabine squawked, "Philippe! you're as bad as ever!" while Kiever embarrassedly said "Now it's time to change the subject." and Faure countered, "Well, it was a long time ago."
I love these characters so much!
D&D happens tonight! With different Sabine than NPC Sabine! And with Esra, and with Llewain and Denar and Iris! Last week we averted an attempt to assassinate us and steal the anti-magic rod of power we hunted down--actually, two attempts at different times, now I think of it--and this week we're rushing to the Grand Cathedral (having already arrived in Lunel) to inform Bishop Barlowe of Dinta's treachery.
...hopefully it works out for us!
Man! Hosanna is playing, and making me love Caiaphas all over again. I even like smug-asshole Jesus in this one.
"Why waste your breath moaning at the crowd?
Nothing can be done to stop the shouting!
If every tongue were stilled,
the noise would still continue:
the rocks and stones themselves would start to sing!"
Sabine did not know of where it would be but the library at Varseilles might have the information they were seeking. She noted that he might not have been to Varseilles, but-- Faure looked away and answered that oh, he'd been once or twice.
Kiever wanted to know what the one or two reasons he had gone had been, and Faure answered with a grin that they had been Charise and Marjorie. His first dwarf, actually. Sabine squawked, "Philippe! you're as bad as ever!" while Kiever embarrassedly said "Now it's time to change the subject." and Faure countered, "Well, it was a long time ago."
I love these characters so much!
D&D happens tonight! With different Sabine than NPC Sabine! And with Esra, and with Llewain and Denar and Iris! Last week we averted an attempt to assassinate us and steal the anti-magic rod of power we hunted down--actually, two attempts at different times, now I think of it--and this week we're rushing to the Grand Cathedral (having already arrived in Lunel) to inform Bishop Barlowe of Dinta's treachery.
...hopefully it works out for us!
Man! Hosanna is playing, and making me love Caiaphas all over again. I even like smug-asshole Jesus in this one.
"Why waste your breath moaning at the crowd?
Nothing can be done to stop the shouting!
If every tongue were stilled,
the noise would still continue:
the rocks and stones themselves would start to sing!"