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Death of a Traitor (Fritjof Maor PK Post)


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Someone, somewhere, wept for the loss of the once Maor. 

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Someone, somewhere bought another round of drinks about the local pub.

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Hali nodded solemnly upon hearing the news. "You reap what you sow."

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Rinsova mourns the death of their father perhaps she will rise up with vengeance or perhaps she will do as her father wished and become a person of good nature and kindness to all despite how they are. no matter what they choose it will be for their father who they will forever remember.

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Dominic Kvitravn, one of the first men to storm Cartref Mor during the Rebellion decades ago, hears of the death of his former foe. Despite everything, the old warrior did not feel happy that the warrior was now dead. Instead he felt...indifferent. The Chieftain of the Kvitravns heaved a sigh as he looked out at the nearby lake "Our generation is slowly running it's course. One day nobody will be left that experienced what we did first hand." Dominic reached his hand up, touching the helmet that always adorned his head. "Adunians, Norlanders, we'll be remembered for one thing. Fighting. Yet nobody is going to remember what it is that we fought for. Not truly."

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Soprano Romano would mourn the loss of a friend in such a cowardly act. “Not even a true warriors death..

 

Elsewhere, a Norlandic Hero would raise a glass upon being informed. “The Cartref Revolt dies with him, though he was the only one to truly fight.

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A wretched man with bags under his eyes stalked the forests, civilization eluding him.

 

He did not hear the news of Fritjof Maor's death.

 

But one day, he would. And a tinge of emotion would appear in a well of endless indifference - he would regret the last words that they shared.

 

And he would feel, vaguely, as if he had failed.

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Green hues would stare in silent horror at the missive, the memories going through her mind as her lips started to quiver. The rush of tears going to her eyes as she starts to crumble the missive in her armored fingers. There's a deep sadness in her, and the memory of Fritjof and her sitting by a window- wishing the safety of one another. The memories of when she first met him, the Confession, it all goes to her mind. A sob breaks through her lips, and she pulls the missive close to herself as she sobs. The sadness of the woman who had already lost a lot, now losing another. It makes her hands shake, it makes her heart ache, and her eyes flooding with tears. She soon screams, the sound deep, painful and in agony- much like the scream she had emitted for Ailsa, much like the pain she felt when she had thought she had sent Fritjof to his death. Only this time, he was really gone. The adunian of ashen hair, and scarred hands, cried out to the sky as she kneels with that missive pulled to her chest. Her tears falling to the earth as she lets the pain out.

"Please- Please! No....not another...please....spirits....ancestors...please.....no...."

Her words go unheard, and she could only cry and hold the missive close, a deep hole in her chest as she sobs and soon bends herself down to the earth, her forehead resting there as she sobs heavily- her shoulders shaking with that deep pain of another loss. Another life, another Friend, gone.

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A Soulless thing toils and twists within the vat of liquid. Though he would not know for years to come, a twisted grin did grow, for the Sinner had been slain. 

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Green hues would stare in silent horror at the missive, the memories going through her mind as her lips started to quiver. The rush of tears going to her eyes as she starts to crumble the missive in her armored fingers. There's a deep sadness in her, and the memory of Fritjof and her sitting by a window- wishing the safety of one another. The memories of when she first met him, the Confession, it all goes to her mind. A sob breaks through her lips, and she pulls the missive close to herself as she sobs. The sadness of the woman who had already lost a lot, now losing another. It makes her hands shake, it makes her heart ache, and her eyes flooding with tears. She soon screams, the sound deep, painful and in agony- much like the scream she had emitted for Ailsa, much like the pain she felt when she had thought she had sent Fritjof to his death. Only this time, he was really gone. The adunian of ashen hair, and scarred hands, cried out to the sky as she kneels with that missive pulled to her chest. Her tears falling to the earth as she lets the pain out.

"Please- Please! No....not another...please....spirits....ancestors...please.....no...."

Her words go unheard, and she could only cry and hold the missive close, a deep hole in her chest as she sobs and soon bends herself down to the earth, her forehead resting there as she sobs heavily- her shoulders shaking with that deep pain of another loss. Another life, another Friend, gone.



The adunian, now standing upon the docks of Celia'nor where the funeral took place, seemed to give a heavy sigh. She watched the ship that held Fritjof's body drift out in a burning inferno. A cross in one hand, and a letter in another. There was still a heavy somberness, yet she soon smiled as tears finally wept when the docks had been cleared.

"May you finally find rest now...fy nghariad digyfyngiad..."

With those last words muttered, she would slowly move off from the docks. Her heart heavy, yet her mind clear in knowing the man she had cared for was now at peace.

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