Mists over the Musarde [IC]
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Renault looks dejected.
''Blast! I've said too much already. Well, I'll answer you, since it seems I've got no choice but to talk. ''
Renault wipes his sweat soaked face before continuing-
''I know Evageline and her family through my trading business. I've always wanted her, I won't deny it. Her father rejected any talk of a union. Ha! He never scrupled to do business with me when there was a profit to be had- but his daughter was too good for my sort.
I lost a shipment of tobacco in a boat fire several days ago. I was contracted to bring it to Clement Malreux. He is very angry that I'd lost the tobacco, and wants the advance money back. I am not in a good financial situation, and am unable to pay him back out of my own pocket.
My plan was to have Evangeline kidnapped, and then demand a fat ransom for her safe return. I'd heard that her father had recently come into quite a lot of money. I figured I could pay off Malreux and get back at the Sancerres for their ill treatment of me.''
''Blast! I've said too much already. Well, I'll answer you, since it seems I've got no choice but to talk. ''
Renault wipes his sweat soaked face before continuing-
''I know Evageline and her family through my trading business. I've always wanted her, I won't deny it. Her father rejected any talk of a union. Ha! He never scrupled to do business with me when there was a profit to be had- but his daughter was too good for my sort.
I lost a shipment of tobacco in a boat fire several days ago. I was contracted to bring it to Clement Malreux. He is very angry that I'd lost the tobacco, and wants the advance money back. I am not in a good financial situation, and am unable to pay him back out of my own pocket.
My plan was to have Evangeline kidnapped, and then demand a fat ransom for her safe return. I'd heard that her father had recently come into quite a lot of money. I figured I could pay off Malreux and get back at the Sancerres for their ill treatment of me.''
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Renault slowly rises to his feet. He pulls a bejeweled ring from a finger and sets it atop the chest to his right.
''There is my ransom, such as I can pay. I've answered all your questions. Now, I must leave. I need to have a chirugeon look at this cut.''
''There is my ransom, such as I can pay. I've answered all your questions. Now, I must leave. I need to have a chirugeon look at this cut.''
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Dwarf, can you remove a human's tongue without inflicting too much unnecessary pain?"
''AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!''
Renault shrieks like a madman and rushes to the window. He's trying to open the shutters!
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Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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Bennedict is able to move quickly enough to interpose himself between Norzak and Renault- foiling the dwarf's attempt to stab the man.
Renault smashes open the shutters with his fists and leaps out the window! You all hear his terrified shriek as he plummets towards the ground- ending a few seconds later with a sickening CRUNCH.
Anyone who looks down out of the window will see Renault, the tatters of his blue cloak wrapped around his head and shoulders, lying motionless at the base of the tower.
Renault smashes open the shutters with his fists and leaps out the window! You all hear his terrified shriek as he plummets towards the ground- ending a few seconds later with a sickening CRUNCH.
Anyone who looks down out of the window will see Renault, the tatters of his blue cloak wrapped around his head and shoulders, lying motionless at the base of the tower.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
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SCRATCH....SCRATCH....
A little noise can be heard coming from inside the chest on which Renault had lately been seated.
A little noise can be heard coming from inside the chest on which Renault had lately been seated.
Delight is to him- a far, far upward, and inward delight- who against the proud gods and commodores of this earth, ever stands forth his own inexorable self.
-from Moby Dick (Hermann Melville)
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Bennedict looks in slack jawed horror for a moment at the crumpled form of the man lying at the base of the tower. Coming to his senses, however, he quickly ducks out of sight from the street-facing window, jabbing an accusatory finger toward the dwarf.
"I hope you are pleased with yourself. You seem to have made us into murderers now."
He is so preoccupied that he pays little notice to the scratching sound, given that the sound of rats crawling in woodwork is an everyday occurence in this place.
"I hope you are pleased with yourself. You seem to have made us into murderers now."
He is so preoccupied that he pays little notice to the scratching sound, given that the sound of rats crawling in woodwork is an everyday occurence in this place.
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