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Subject: •] Decision... [• Author: •] Duke Gregory Hunt [• [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09:40:35 02/01/02 Fri In reply to: Gordon 's message, "Out cold" on 21:37:34 01/29/02 Tue •] Duke retrieves his dagger, sheathing his sword almost disdainfully. The slumped figure of the rogue he left to fall to the ground, and he stooped to wipe his dagger across the ruined finery of his late king. A booted toe nudges the thief's side, and he gives a snort. [• Common thief. •] The Duke bends, deft fingers turning out the contents of the rogue's pockets. He rips a length of the man's 'borrowed' garments, wrapping the wound hastily. He rises, cloak flipped back over one shoulder idly, dark eyes turned briefly to Coram. [• Thank you, Coram. Lady Thayet was right to have sent you. Now, we should take this villain to the dungeons ... a few night's stay there with bread and water might jolt his mind, I'd say. •] He stoops once more, heaving the man up by an arm, pulling him over one shoulder and indicating Coram to take the peasant's other arm. [• [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Nod Coram 13:39:31 02/01/02 Fri