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Silly Ole Bear
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It was broad daylight. The sun now far overhead, sending no shadows except for straight underneath. The humidity would have kept you out of the shade anyway. More often than not it was hotter when the sun didn't beat down on your back.
The sword glistened in the light. Far from cleaned and polished, but at least it looked like a weapon again. The hilt was still atrocious. A moss was growing over the thing.
He tore at part of his shirt, and used it as a makeshift handle. Just something to hold onto for the time being. He'd need to find a decent piece of leather to really wrap this up. Maybe a shop somewhere around here could even help him get a new hilt on the thing, it didn't look...
He glanced up, seeing a figure off in the distance. Before he could blink he was on his feet, the sword now held tightly in his hand.
Willow moved like lightening. Before he was nearly 100 yards away from him, but it took a second for him to be right inside the clearing. His hair wisping around his sunken face as he glanced at Lance.
"You would never come alone," Lance growled, somewhere deep in his throat. His patience had gotten short since this afternoon. This was far worse though, far worse. There were no fakes, no switches, and the real enemy was still hidden.
Lance turned slightly to the side, letting trying to find someone, to hear something. There was nothing though. At least nothing he could detect.
"Now, now, Lance. I know we've all been through a lot, but I come here in peace. Actually, I have something I want to give you."
Lance didn't dignify that with a response. The sword was still held firmly in his hand, and he growled low in his throat. A gutteral sound of hate and impatience.
"I am getting paid Lance. Millions of dollars, and I know I could cut you in on a great deal. Come on man, all I need are the rings.
Come on man, why waste your time with these idiots? You could have some real power."
There it was, a movement off to the side. Lance switched just in time, his feet planting themselves as a blur came towards him.
The sword raised up just in time.
Robert's club came down, hard. The sword blocked most of the blow, but it still caught his arm. He was thrown into the air, landing on the side of the aged wall. It gave way under him, and he fell through as rock and dust enveloped him.
Robert gave a hearty grunt as he moved over to finish the job.
Willow couldn't help but smile. Inside one of his bags was what he was looking for.
"I'm sorry we couldn't come to a deal," he said, not even bothering to look at the end. He bent down, glancing at the bike.
The sword glistened in the light. Far from cleaned and polished, but at least it looked like a weapon again. The hilt was still atrocious. A moss was growing over the thing.
He tore at part of his shirt, and used it as a makeshift handle. Just something to hold onto for the time being. He'd need to find a decent piece of leather to really wrap this up. Maybe a shop somewhere around here could even help him get a new hilt on the thing, it didn't look...
He glanced up, seeing a figure off in the distance. Before he could blink he was on his feet, the sword now held tightly in his hand.
Willow moved like lightening. Before he was nearly 100 yards away from him, but it took a second for him to be right inside the clearing. His hair wisping around his sunken face as he glanced at Lance.
"You would never come alone," Lance growled, somewhere deep in his throat. His patience had gotten short since this afternoon. This was far worse though, far worse. There were no fakes, no switches, and the real enemy was still hidden.
Lance turned slightly to the side, letting trying to find someone, to hear something. There was nothing though. At least nothing he could detect.
"Now, now, Lance. I know we've all been through a lot, but I come here in peace. Actually, I have something I want to give you."
Lance didn't dignify that with a response. The sword was still held firmly in his hand, and he growled low in his throat. A gutteral sound of hate and impatience.
"I am getting paid Lance. Millions of dollars, and I know I could cut you in on a great deal. Come on man, all I need are the rings.
Come on man, why waste your time with these idiots? You could have some real power."
There it was, a movement off to the side. Lance switched just in time, his feet planting themselves as a blur came towards him.
The sword raised up just in time.
Robert's club came down, hard. The sword blocked most of the blow, but it still caught his arm. He was thrown into the air, landing on the side of the aged wall. It gave way under him, and he fell through as rock and dust enveloped him.
Robert gave a hearty grunt as he moved over to finish the job.
Willow couldn't help but smile. Inside one of his bags was what he was looking for.
"I'm sorry we couldn't come to a deal," he said, not even bothering to look at the end. He bent down, glancing at the bike.