The Rains Of Adria

[craigr34 138]

The Rains of Adria

 

The civil war within Oren has come to a close with the Loyalists crowned as victors. People from around Felsen to Dour Watch and to Peremont all sing and praise the loyalists as they have defeated the Ducal Coalition. Those ranging from the lowest beggars to the highest of nobles begin to sing a common tune, each celebrating the most recent victory:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECewrAld3zw

 

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And who are you, the proud Duke said,

that I must bow so low?

Only a Raev of a different coat,

that's all the truth I know.

In a coat of gold or a coat of black,

a crow still has claws,

And mine are long and sharp, my King,

as long and sharp as yours.

And so he spoke, and so he spoke,

that Duke of Adria,

But now the rains weep o'er his hall,

with no one there to hear.

Yes now the rains weep o'er his hall,

and not a crow to hear.

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[Rhewen 361]

Rhewen scoffs at the dwarven rip off "Weh did et farst yeh shite"

[Rig 17591]

Quinn Falk, writer of Reigns of Adunia would feel quite upset.

"Fuckin' arse stole m'tune!" 

[Noer 577]

John remembers the original song, the Elf of Malinor, which recalled the sacking of the once great city by the White Rose.

"Disgusting."

[yopplwasupxxx 5946]

Baldwin de Bar spat,

"**** bastardization of the original, bards need to learn new tunes."

[Heff 2460]

"This makes no sense. Savoyards aren't Raev of different coats! They are Savoyards." 'Ed' spits

[Cjmate 1270]

"That's a thing." Says Fancy-Strelt, Bard of Kralta and protector of the tunes.

 

Do we really need to make a half dozen victory posts; Arteh did a good job in the first one. It is getting arbitrary and memeish now, really just a reason to post that particular song.))

[Himfea 22]

Janberk Kuad'je rides his horse through the ruins, only to see that only things that is alive are just some cows. "Greedy Duke desires, whole folk pays." He says to himself, then turns his horse back with a swift move.

[James 425]

Moved to the Archive. It shall be sorted into the appropriate category shortly.