
Zul smiles at Aldrand. "Well, least now you know whose side I'm on. 'Scuse me while I see if I can make ol' Stretch here look bad". "Don't get yourself skewered", Aldrand laughs. She stands up and saunters toward Rotemdol, glancing at his knife. "Careful where you point that thing, big fella. Girl might get the wrong idea." "Why is it that beautiful women always make fun of my little weapon", Rotemdol sighs, "Size is not everything you know" "Since you seem to like them big", Rotemdol says, "I will give you this big long pointy thing here". He flips the nivork out of its scabbard and hands it to Zul, hilt first. "Your job is to guard the table with it. Do try to look dangerous. Now in addition to guarding please hand me things to juggle". To Zul, the sword feels like it's a serious weapon, not a juggling prop. It's well-balanced, and the edge looks sharp enough. On the table Zul has been tasked to guard are an assortment of balls, clubs, knifes, plates and handkerchiefs. No flaming torches or live animals, but you can't have everything. Rotemdol improvises according to whatever Zul hands him. Three, four, five, six objects in the air at once, extra objects disappearing whenever the numbers get too many. He even attempts the trick of smashing a plate in midair, then juggling the shards; unfortunately he doesn't quite pull it off. He does manage to make it all look like part of the act, and does seem to be winning over the audience To Rotemdol, Zul's clearly not an experienced entertainer, but she's smart enough to work out she needs to do quickly enough. The last act, of course, is throwing knifes with Zul as the target. But before Rotemdol throws the first knife, the drunken fruit thrower strikes again. This time, his target is Zul rather than Rotemdol, and his aim is considerably better; the fruit strikes the side of her head getting her red hair covered in sticky fruit bits. -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
[ooc: How far is the fruit thrower from us?]
Shmuel Ur wrote: >[ooc: How far is the fruit thrower from us?] About 40 feet. -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
[ooc: Umm, does this necessitate a Will Roll? Cuz Zul isn't stupid. This isn't the Dragon, it's the "Knifing a Night," and anyone who could hit her in the head with a fruit from 40 feet might possibly be a person not to be trifled with. I'd really prefer she try to laugh this one off.] >From: Tim>Reply-To: kalyr+calbeyn@phoenyx.net >To: kalyr@phoenyx.net >Subject: Re: Kalyr: 98d - The Party? >Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 12:12:16 CST > >Shmuel Ur wrote: > > >[ooc: How far is the fruit thrower from us?] > >About 40 feet. >-- >Tim Hall >Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog >Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
Ted Kissell wrote: >[ooc: Umm, does this necessitate a Will Roll? Cuz Zul isn't stupid. This >isn't the Dragon, it's the "Knifing a Night," and anyone who could hit her >in the head with a fruit from 40 feet might possibly be a person not to be >trifled with. I'd really prefer she try to laugh this one off.] [You asked for it!! I rolled the dice, and they said 'Critical Failure'. I will leave that for you to decide the consequences in terms of Zul's action] -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
[OOC: As the company commander in Platoon said after calling in a napalm strike on his own position, "It's been a lovely $(#*ing war..."] [Zul] Without saying a word, she marches over to the table, her face a blank mask, her eyes like frost. With her left hand, she absently, almost daintily, plucks the pieces of fruit out of her hair. The nirvork, in her right, hangs at her side, point down. She stops. Her gaze settles on the thrower. Her voice is husky with rage. "Get up." >From: Tim>Reply-To: kalyr+calbeyn@phoenyx.net >To: kalyr@phoenyx.net >Subject: Re: Kalyr: 98d - The Party? >Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2005 14:28:31 CST > >Ted Kissell wrote: > > >[ooc: Umm, does this necessitate a Will Roll? Cuz Zul isn't stupid. This > >isn't the Dragon, it's the "Knifing a Night," and anyone who could hit >her > >in the head with a fruit from 40 feet might possibly be a person not to >be > >trifled with. I'd really prefer she try to laugh this one off.] > >[You asked for it!! I rolled the dice, and they said 'Critical >Failure'. I will leave that for you to decide the consequences in >terms of Zul's action] >-- >Tim Hall >Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog >Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/
> Without saying a word, she marches over to the table, her face a blank mask, > her eyes like frost. With her left hand, she absently, almost daintily, > plucks the pieces of fruit out of her hair. The nirvork, in her right, hangs > at her side, point down. > > She stops. Her gaze settles on the thrower. Her voice is husky with rage. > > "Get up." "If you do not consider a fight part of the entertainment, I would consider it a good time to leave" while Rotemdol does not appear to be overly concerned his tone does convey urgency. If the party leaves, he will escort them to the door, staying inside. If they are undecided he will urge then further into the corner they have, as to have some space between them and the rest. Then he follows Zul.
> Without saying a word, she marches over to the table, her face a blank mask, > her eyes like frost. With her left hand, she absently, almost daintily, > plucks the pieces of fruit out of her hair. The nirvork, in her right, > hangs at her side, point down. > > She stops. Her gaze settles on the thrower. Her voice is husky with rage. > > "Get up." "Yer Wot", says the drunken fruit thrower. He gets up anyway, and lurches forward, unsteady on his feet. "Give 'er one", shouts one of his companions, as drunk as he. > "If you do not consider a fight part of the entertainment, I would consider > it a good time to leave" while Rotemdol does not appear to be overly > concerned his tone does convey urgency. The Karazthan party don't seem to much in a hurry to leave, so Rotedmdol urges them further into the corner they have, as to have some space between them and the rest. Their eyes are all on Zul. She looks as though she means business, and her would-be opponent is very, very drunk. The tavern's bouncers would be negligent in their duties if they did not pay attention to this little incident. The one who leered at Zul when she entered earlier strides into the centre of the room, and fixes his gaze on Zul and the drunk. He doesn't say a word, or make any attempt to intervene, but other tavern patrons make way for him. All eyes are focused on Zul now. > >
[Zul] Her eyes flicker toward the bouncer. Was that a hint of a smile? Too late, she's pounced. Zul springs at the drunk, her blade hissing through the air in a deadly arc as she whips around her head... and while all eyes are on the sword, she stomps on the drunk's foot, then brings the pommel down on his head. [OOC: Hey, critical failure or no, Bad Temper ain't Bloodthirsty. ;) ] >From: Tim>Reply-To: kalyr+calbeyn@phoenyx.net >To: kalyr@phoenyx.net >Subject: Kalyr: 98e - The Party? >Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 15:50:53 CST > > > Without saying a word, she marches over to the table, her face a blank >mask, > > her eyes like frost. With her left hand, she absently, almost daintily, > > plucks the pieces of fruit out of her hair. The nirvork, in her right, > > hangs at her side, point down. > > > > She stops. Her gaze settles on the thrower. Her voice is husky with >rage. > > > > "Get up." > >"Yer Wot", says the drunken fruit thrower. He gets up anyway, and >lurches forward, unsteady on his feet. > >"Give 'er one", shouts one of his companions, as drunk as he. > > > "If you do not consider a fight part of the entertainment, I would >consider > > it a good time to leave" while Rotemdol does not appear to be overly > > concerned his tone does convey urgency. > >The Karazthan party don't seem to much in a hurry to leave, so Rotedmdol >urges them further into the corner they have, as to have some space >between them and the rest. Their eyes are all on Zul. She looks as >though she means business, and her would-be opponent is very, very drunk. > >The tavern's bouncers would be negligent in their duties if they did not >pay attention to this little incident. The one who leered at Zul when >she entered earlier strides into the centre of the room, and fixes his >gaze on Zul and the drunk. He doesn't say a word, or make any attempt >to intervene, but other tavern patrons make way for him. > >All eyes are focused on Zul now. > > > > > > > > > > >
Rotemdol is watching the crowd. As long as it is between Zul and the drunk person he will probably not get involved but if the drunks party wants to join.... A secondary consideration is an expansive Nivrork he keep tracks off.
> The last act, of course, is throwing knifes with Zul as the target. > But before Rotemdol throws the first knife, the drunken fruit thrower > strikes again. This time, his target is Zul rather than Rotemdol, and > his aim is considerably better; the fruit strikes the side of her head > getting her red hair covered in sticky fruit bits. Rotemdol turns to face the fruit thrower [ does he recognize him?]. He is not doing anything for a second or two waiting to see Zul's reaction. From what he has seen in the past there will be one.
Shmuel Ur wrote: >[ does he recognize him?]. Rotemdol has seen him before; he's been in the crowd of The Dragon before. Karr, the Dragon's bouncer, has ejected him from the premises for making a nuisance of himself at least once. He doesn't know his name. Zul doesn't recognise him as anyone significant. -- Tim Hall Weblog: http://www.kalyr.com/weblog Photos: http://kalyr.fotopic.net/