War of the Ring

Pip · 09-04-2007, 11:26 PM

Revion gritted his teeth against the onslaught of emotion that came up as he recalled his dream. He also felt tears begin to run silently down his cheeks when Raenambar asked this question. He had never felt so betrayed before in his life. Raenambar had been his best and only friend and to know what he now knew and what he was about to do was almost more than he could bear. He shook his head to clear it. He needed to stay focused if he was to win this fight.
"I know what you've done. You were a servant of the enemy. You led their forces. You took the lives of your own people. You killed my parents." The last statement was nearly inaudible, even to elven ears.
"On your feet," he repeated, "I will not fight an unarmed foe without due warning ."

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09-04-2007, 11:26 PM	#16
Pip Elven Warrior Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Tuckburough Posts: 258	Revion gritted his teeth against the onslaught of emotion that came up as he recalled his dream. He also felt tears begin to run silently down his cheeks when Raenambar asked this question. He had never felt so betrayed before in his life. Raenambar had been his best and only friend and to know what he now knew and what he was about to do was almost more than he could bear. He shook his head to clear it. He needed to stay focused if he was to win this fight. "I know what you've done. You were a servant of the enemy. You led their forces. You took the lives of your own people. You killed my parents." The last statement was nearly inaudible, even to elven ears. "On your feet," he repeated, "I will not fight an unarmed foe without due warning ."