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Silly Ole Bear
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Garret awoke. He rubbed the sleep from his eyes, the dream already fading from his memories. He liked that one too, damn reality, always had to spoil his fun.
Garret lookd up at the sky, the clouds seemed to have parted, the stars shined brightly down upon him. Garret wasn't sure, but he thought he saw the beginnings of morning on the horizon.
Garret arose, hoping to start a new day fresh. He rolled up his blanket, it had indeed rained that night, but under the tree Garret had hardly noticed it.
Garret put the blanket back in his saddlebag. Wyld, who was still asleep, didn't seem to notice him. Garret would find some nice clover for the girl later, now he wanted to sit by the fire, and have a nice warm...
Garret landed face first on the ground. An almost inaudible OOMMFF came from his mouth. Garret had tripped on something.
He was mistrusted, bad on the field, seemed to piss just about everyone off already, including Glorianna, and now he was being clumsy too? Garret got up, dusting himself off.
He turned around.
There, on the ground, right next to his horse, was a huge canvas bag. Garret looked at it carefully. It wasn't his, and he didn't know anyone else to have a bag this size on the trip. He wondered...
Garret looked closer, he could just make out a note on the top of the bag.
This was curious. Garret took the bag, it was heavy. There seemed to be bricks or something in it. He lofted it over to the fire. There was no one else there. Garret could see there was some stew, still being warmed, probably or breakfast.
Garret read the note.
" Greetings Garret
(it was addressed to him, but who...)
I want to thank you for not killing me last night, I have seen what other humans can do without cause or repricussion
(he felt a sting of pain, he rembered shooting that one dwarf from behind...)
In a token of my gratitude, I have given you, and your fellow adventurers a few things to help them on their quest
(Garret looked at the bag, what was in there...)
Again thank you Garret, and I hope to see you again some day.
Eldan, Prince of the Dwarves
(prince?)"
He was a prince? Garret shrugged his shoulders. They both weren't totally honest to each other, that was ok.
Garret opened the bag.
He couldn't believe his eyes. There were tons of them. Lined all up, assorted. there were scimitars, and knives, all types of swords, longswords, broadswords, double edged. He could see warhammers, and cutlass's, maces, and even a...
Garret picked it up. There was only one in the whole bag. He couldn't believe he had one. No one made these, even blacksmith's refused to make them.
Garret held the Trident in his hand, it was cut to perfection. Not a scratch on it. He could see the handle was encased in jewels, coming up to the three pronged head. Each on as sharp as any sword. This was an effective weapon, it was a sword, a shield, a spear, and an arrow all in one.
Garret smiled as he quickly got up, and put it with his quiver of arrows. He would share the weapons, but this, this was his. Garret made his way back to the fire.
He couldn't wait till everyone else got up. Garret looked on the horizon again, yes, he could see the blue haze that would eventally bring on the sun.
He was eager to share the weapons, and as soon as everyone was done taking there pick of the litter, he would save the rest, for later. No use wasting good tools.
He couldn't believe that Glorianna's diplomatic ways had worked, and now they were being rewarded for it.
Garret waited patiently to tell them all about his adventure, and the weapons. He especially wanted to thank Glorianna, though. He couldn't wait to tell her, tell them all.
Garret lookd up at the sky, the clouds seemed to have parted, the stars shined brightly down upon him. Garret wasn't sure, but he thought he saw the beginnings of morning on the horizon.
Garret arose, hoping to start a new day fresh. He rolled up his blanket, it had indeed rained that night, but under the tree Garret had hardly noticed it.
Garret put the blanket back in his saddlebag. Wyld, who was still asleep, didn't seem to notice him. Garret would find some nice clover for the girl later, now he wanted to sit by the fire, and have a nice warm...
Garret landed face first on the ground. An almost inaudible OOMMFF came from his mouth. Garret had tripped on something.
He was mistrusted, bad on the field, seemed to piss just about everyone off already, including Glorianna, and now he was being clumsy too? Garret got up, dusting himself off.
He turned around.
There, on the ground, right next to his horse, was a huge canvas bag. Garret looked at it carefully. It wasn't his, and he didn't know anyone else to have a bag this size on the trip. He wondered...
Garret looked closer, he could just make out a note on the top of the bag.
This was curious. Garret took the bag, it was heavy. There seemed to be bricks or something in it. He lofted it over to the fire. There was no one else there. Garret could see there was some stew, still being warmed, probably or breakfast.
Garret read the note.
" Greetings Garret
(it was addressed to him, but who...)
I want to thank you for not killing me last night, I have seen what other humans can do without cause or repricussion
(he felt a sting of pain, he rembered shooting that one dwarf from behind...)
In a token of my gratitude, I have given you, and your fellow adventurers a few things to help them on their quest
(Garret looked at the bag, what was in there...)
Again thank you Garret, and I hope to see you again some day.
Eldan, Prince of the Dwarves
(prince?)"
He was a prince? Garret shrugged his shoulders. They both weren't totally honest to each other, that was ok.
Garret opened the bag.
He couldn't believe his eyes. There were tons of them. Lined all up, assorted. there were scimitars, and knives, all types of swords, longswords, broadswords, double edged. He could see warhammers, and cutlass's, maces, and even a...
Garret picked it up. There was only one in the whole bag. He couldn't believe he had one. No one made these, even blacksmith's refused to make them.
Garret held the Trident in his hand, it was cut to perfection. Not a scratch on it. He could see the handle was encased in jewels, coming up to the three pronged head. Each on as sharp as any sword. This was an effective weapon, it was a sword, a shield, a spear, and an arrow all in one.
Garret smiled as he quickly got up, and put it with his quiver of arrows. He would share the weapons, but this, this was his. Garret made his way back to the fire.
He couldn't wait till everyone else got up. Garret looked on the horizon again, yes, he could see the blue haze that would eventally bring on the sun.
He was eager to share the weapons, and as soon as everyone was done taking there pick of the litter, he would save the rest, for later. No use wasting good tools.
He couldn't believe that Glorianna's diplomatic ways had worked, and now they were being rewarded for it.
Garret waited patiently to tell them all about his adventure, and the weapons. He especially wanted to thank Glorianna, though. He couldn't wait to tell her, tell them all.