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| Topic: WELCOME TO THE GREEN DRAGON'S INN ! - part 2 | |
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Hey Boromir, you can't blame them for trying to help a girl in distress
plays with her hair seductively 
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." |
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Edited by
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Mon 04/14/08 10:00 PM
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and no Re'Anna does not PMS
lmao Thank you for your concern Onumorid. it is moire than just seeing them, it is being with them, running with them in our forest. Guess you could say I have spoiled them with my company at least i havn;t brought any cougars to town yet 
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I have no answers for our problem I say we just get drunk Borimor another
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. |
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"I don't know Re'Anna. I am Out of ideas. If you want to try to talk to the knights you can but be careful. Watch your actions and your tongue. for it might get you in more trouble than you want. but if your polite to them they might say no but at least you won't be locked away."
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It is getting late all, I am going up to bed
hope everyone sleeps well |
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Edited by
smiless
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Mon 04/14/08 10:04 PM
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I have no answers for our problem I say we just get drunk Borimor another mug of brew Boromir laughs and gives another mug of ale to Max. He then pours one for himself. "I am happy to work here and to have food and drink. What more can you ask for," says Boromir as he salutes everyone with his mug before drinking the Brew. |
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Hey Boromir, you can't blame them for trying to help a girl in distress plays with her hair seductively "If it was me I would say let her out and see the wolves," Borimor says cheerfully. "That is why I am a barkeep so they keep me away from the decision making of this town of a 100,000 people," Boromir finishes. |
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It is getting late all, I am going up to bed hope everyone sleeps well Good night Re'Anna sleep well |
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) |
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It is getting late all, I am going up to bed hope everyone sleeps well "I wish you a good night Re'Anna. I have made your bed and put in a fresh hot water in your wooden tub," Boromir says. |
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It is getting late all, I am going up to bed hope everyone sleeps well Good night |
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Edited by
Max_Darkling
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Mon 04/14/08 10:11 PM
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) |
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) "All I can say is sleeping lately has been difficult for me. Look at the rings around my eyes! I am but a 20 year old man. A son of a armorsmith and hear I worry that scouts will one day announce of demons coming to our town!" Boromir worries. "Let alone Rathil Thad the elfin ranger was attacked by orcs the other day and just made it into the town's gates before the lock down occured. Why would anybody want to go out there now where it is so dangerous is beyond my understanding," Boromir finishes as he gets another round of drinks for everyone. |
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) that's my good deed for the night. I'm going back to being evil. 
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Edited by
livelife68
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Mon 04/14/08 10:16 PM
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) "All I can say is sleeping lately has been difficult for me. Look at the rings around my eyes! I am but a 20 year old man. A son of a armorsmith and hear I worry that scouts will one day announce of demons coming to our town!" Boromir worries. "Let alone Rathil Thad the elfin ranger was attacked by orcs the other day and just made it into the town's gates before the lock down occured. Why would anybody want to go out there now where it is so dangerous is beyond my understanding," Boromir finishes as he gets another round of drinks for everyone. "It would be fun to kill an orc or two. I like the adventure of it all." |
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"Oh Onumorid do you have any idea how many merchant's actually pay gold to the knights to let them out of town and they don't do it. These knights do not disobey their lords commands. They can be stripped of their rank and have pay deducted if they open a 50 feet tall, 20 feet thick gate that takes 20 men to open. I am sure it will not be done for the sake of a few wolves," replies Boromir. "I most certainly wouldn't expect to bribe the knights and I understand the punsishment for disobeying the kings orders. I am just trying to find a solution to Re'anna's problem of not being able to see her wolves. I thought if there was a way for her to see them without her or knights disobeying the kings orders that the atmosphere wouldn't be quit as tense." "I understand fully my dark elf friend," Boromir replies. "I just so happen to see every morning how many of the merchant's want to leave the town for their business is hurting to the point they will have nothing left to trade. If the lord will allow one to go out then he may have to let all go out. I don't think he will let anyone out to tell you the truth. Lord Elkinsinan is a stern hardened man who doesn't play around when it comes to more serious matters then to tend to a few howling noises from wolves. Now I personally would say go out and see your wolves, but of course that is why I am nothing more then a barkeep at the Green Dragon's Inn," Boromir finishes laughing. I understand why Lord Elkinsinan is doing what he is and I understand the seriousness of the situation the town is in. (oh well, lively discussion anyway.) "All I can say is sleeping lately has been difficult for me. Look at the rings around my eyes! I am but a 20 year old man. A son of a armorsmith and hear I worry that scouts will one day announce of demons coming to our town!" Boromir worries. "Let alone Rathil Thad the elfin ranger was attacked by orcs the other day and just made it into the town's gates before the lock down occured. Why would anybody want to go out there now where it is so dangerous is beyond my understanding," Boromir finishes as he gets another round of drinks for everyone. "It would be fun to kill an orc or two. I like the adventure of it all." It is the nature of drow |
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"Well who am to say as a commoner of the town. I am not into the killing. I am but a son of a armorsmith, yet I understand you adventureres are eager for the killing of orcs especially since you are all dark elves who come visit me. I am happy my throat is still attached to my neck," Boromir finishes holding his neck. "I have heard some really nasty things about your race from Criani when she has a chance to tell me," Boromir finishes as he gets another brew and feeling a bit tipsy as he works on his third one already.
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Max drinks his brew * I am going up to my room I will see you all tomorrow
Goodnight my friends * he walks up stair to his room Happy to be rid of the ring and goes into a trance |
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