Courlandic Queen and Princess - Ours

[Mj. 697]

 

Deep into the night, several men entered Aleksandria, and only with honest intentions. That is, until, they saw their comrade in quite a sticky situation. Standing on the bridge, alone, was one Rodrik Lothson. Singled out by Courlandic leadership, he faced his faction’s enemies without fear or shame.

 

“You cannot win.”

 

The Courlandic men drew their battle-axes, savage grins on their face, ignoring brave Rodrik’s speech.

 

“This is murder - I am unarmed. Have you not learned your lesson about murdering in cold blood?”

 

From behind Rodrik, the sound of metal pauldrons brushing against a steel chestplate was clear. That first group of men - those with honest intentions - stepped up one by one alongside their friend, placing their hands on the hilts of their weapons.

 

“Well,” says Wem, coolly sliding a blade out from it’s hilt. “I thought my day couldn’t get any better. And here you stand in front of me, attempting to capture my good friend Rodrik.”

 

Though the cool breeze of the night blew strong, the Courlander’s eyes widened, looking at each other desperately as sweat coated their faces.

 

Moments later their corpses littered the path into the keep.

 

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Scaling the walls of the keep, the men looked for any entrances so that they may increase their spoils from the night. As they silently slid over the top of the walls, Harren of Metterden glimpsed a slight movement off in the distance. Moonlight glinting off of their tiaras, he gasped. “The Staunton royal women!”

 

The men lept back over the walls, sprinting to a barn behind Aleksandria. The women noticed and attempted a sprint, though it proved futile. Dunamis horseman Maly’thill quickly ran them down, knocking them on the soft dirt as the other caught up. Their hands were tied, and they were led far, far away.

 

You may read a sign that says:

 

“COURLANDIC QUEEN AND PRINCESS CAPTURED. RANSOM OR EXECUTION - YOU CHOOSE”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[InfamousGerman 1553]

 

Matthias smiles.

[L0rdLawyer 2272]

"I'll pay you two minas." a man states from the crowd. 

[wolfdwg 2677]

"They're both ugleh oi say." says Ulof.

[_NotChris 278]

"Well well well...." says Lincoln

[Lefty 1696]

Igor Ireheart would look down upon the humans from Khaz'A'Dentrumm and chuckle

"Back in Ant'os ah kidnapped King 'einrik Carrion ov' Oren n' t'ey didnae even care, nor give a **** enough teh pay a ransom! Ye fink tehre goin' tae care abou' twu lasses?"

[seannie 7443]

"I'm sure there are some interested and curious bidders if they arent ransomed by the Courlandic Crown. Either way, we benefit."

[Legoboy7984 3155]

"If they don't pay for their own royalty then this proves that Courland doesn't care about their vassals nor their family." Rodrik would say looking at the Queens

[_Elrith_ 4525]

4 minutes ago, Legoboy7984 said:

"If they don't pay for their own royalty then this proves that Courland doesn't care about their vassals nor their family." Rodrik would say looking at the Queens

 

 

"Mmm... Doing bad deeds to show other's bad deeds. Really brings out the positive doesn't it.." A mali'aheral alchemist says, walking around in his laboratory.

[Sky 0]

"Ransom? Well- If they do not pay a large ransom, I hope they are executed quite publically. I hear rumours that the Courlandic royals are practitioners of the dark magics, atleast if you ever see them after such a public execution then it be proof of such." states an armoured Trevane.

[Lefty 1696]

8 minutes ago, Legoboy7984 said:

"If they don't pay for their own royalty then this proves that Courland doesn't care about their vassals nor their family." Rodrik would say looking at the Queens

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"No it shows that the Ruthern's care not about justice against tyranny, when they target two innocent women who have nothing to do with the war, had nothing to do with their young count's death, and are only guilty of being related to King Joseph, and nothing else. Should the Coalition of targeted the entire line of Horen during the war? No, because punishing the people at fault and not those who are related to them is the actual just way of handling situations. This is just as tyrannical as what you claimed the Stauntons have done to the Rutherns, this is just dishonourable" says Igor Ireheart from the Halls of Khaz'A'Dentrumm

[Jakesimonson 691]

 *franz gasps*First bringing an eight year old child to a meeting with intent to use him as a martyr, now kidnapping innocent women who have no part in the war? sad!

[Destroyer_Bravo 1054]

"Good thing that I only considered the monetary gains of such an operation." says Maly'thill as he sips a margarita, borrowing a pair of Wem's sunglasses.

[Vetren54 368]

2 minutes ago, Jakesimonson said:

First bringing an eight year old child to a meeting with intent to use him as a martyr, now kidnapping innocent women who have no part in the war? franz gasps

 

Tiberius blinks as he remembers vividly the Archduke's death in the streets of Aleksandria.

[Mj. 697]

5 minutes ago, Racker / Lefty said:

"No it shows that the Ruthern's care not about justice against tyranny, when they target two innocent women who have nothing to do with the war, had nothing to do with their young count's death, and are only guilty of being related to King Joseph, and nothing else. Should the Coalition of targeted the entire line of Horen during the war? No, because punishing the people at fault and not those who are related to them is the actual just way of handling situations. This is just as tyrannical as what you claimed the Stauntons have done to the Rutherns, this is just dishonourable" says Igor Ireheart from the Halls of Khaz'A'Dentrumm

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"They are being treated with as much decency as can be offered. Prisoners of war, quite simple. Hopefully your allies will see this as a way to make peace and stop the bloodshed, that is our wish!"