cremebrulee
only hard on the outside
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FAHIN
As the battle, if you could call it that, ensued, I watched from my place on the roof of the place. I could see more than what was really going on in front of me, and that ability had proved useful over the past years while guarding the young prince. Glass shattered, boars grunted from the weight they bore and I could smell the putrid odor of Orc rising up to my nostrils.
Slowly, almost effortlessly, I chaged into another form, the form of a giant warrior. I tavelled silently to the back of the place, just outside the back door, and came around to the side of the building where I would be seen.
For years I have been known to Garad as only Mizpah the eccentric and lonely woman that lived all her days at the inn. He has always been protected from episodes like this one tonite with no clue as to how. It seemed natural to him and he lived with little fear, keeping his spirit honest and trusting.
As my warrior form reached the entrance I observed the situation inside. The foul smelling orcs were trying to get to Garad, but being Orcs they were more anger, hunger and brute strength than intelligence, so they were not succeeding in getting close just yet. The Orc witch on the other hand, was slithering closer ~ step by evil step. She was determined to have the praise and the gold from her king and would stop at nothing to get it. I moved forward, knocking aside anything that stood in my path.
As the battle, if you could call it that, ensued, I watched from my place on the roof of the place. I could see more than what was really going on in front of me, and that ability had proved useful over the past years while guarding the young prince. Glass shattered, boars grunted from the weight they bore and I could smell the putrid odor of Orc rising up to my nostrils.
Slowly, almost effortlessly, I chaged into another form, the form of a giant warrior. I tavelled silently to the back of the place, just outside the back door, and came around to the side of the building where I would be seen.
For years I have been known to Garad as only Mizpah the eccentric and lonely woman that lived all her days at the inn. He has always been protected from episodes like this one tonite with no clue as to how. It seemed natural to him and he lived with little fear, keeping his spirit honest and trusting.
As my warrior form reached the entrance I observed the situation inside. The foul smelling orcs were trying to get to Garad, but being Orcs they were more anger, hunger and brute strength than intelligence, so they were not succeeding in getting close just yet. The Orc witch on the other hand, was slithering closer ~ step by evil step. She was determined to have the praise and the gold from her king and would stop at nothing to get it. I moved forward, knocking aside anything that stood in my path.