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THE MARTYR RAUG [PK]

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The Princess of Númenost did not weep for her fallen friend.

Instead, she went fishing - reminiscing their iconic duo attack.

 

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Hika absolutely cried and wept for her fallen friend. But with each day, a little less. She was going to be a knight, if it was the last thing she did. It's what he wanted.

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Tar-Caraneth Aryantë was saddened by the loss of her favorite Olog. She spent much time considering where she might place his memorial statue.

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Casimir Wick lit a candle within his shop, marking the loss of a great knight. 
 

“Rest well, good Ser Raug- a finer uruk none could confide in.”

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Ewin shed many tears. He had not only lost his father, but the first person to not judge him for how he looked, but for what he saw in his heart. He vows to live the rest of his life for Raug.

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In the dim light of dawn, the Lord of Garenbrig stood by the ancient willow in his courtyard, the weight of his armor dwarfed by the heavier burden of his grief. He muttered to himself, his voice low.
 

"Raug, my friend, my brother in Owyn... You stood tall, and broad, with a heart even greater than your brawn. In a world that saw you only as a beast, you chose the path of nobility, of honor.
Many doubted you, but never did you waver. Your faith, as steadfast as your courage, and your bravery shone brighter than any of Michael's Pyres.

You knelt in prayer as humbly as any saint, and in battle, you were a force of righteousness. You fought not for glory, but for justice, for the weak, for the small. You taught many of Numendil what it truly means to be a knight.

Now, the world is dimmer without your towering presence, your booming laughter, your unyielding spirit.
Rest well, noble Raug. Your journey does not end here; it transcends into the legends we shall tell for generations. My children will know your tale.
Flame guide you."

 
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Ceru'wyn, though distraught by the olog's death, would forever treasure the fishing trip she shared with Raug, and vowed to tell tales of his bravery, kindness, and friendship. She casted the Wishing Serpent they'd caught back out into sea, bidding it farewell with an honest wish for the fallen orc to rest in peace.

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Two close friends lost within one Saint's Week...the Cardinal remained silent at the Temple of the Exalted. He merely knelt before the altar, staring at the cross of Lorraine. He remained silent, merely staring as a tear dropped from his left eye. His hands were clasped together whilst he was lost in thought. 

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One Maerîl O'Rourke coddled a lute and lyre as she prepared to write songs of the great Ser Raug, an uruk of which her husband knighted with his own sword. . . 

She held her second eldest close as she recited the news.

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Vaeri the Elf, once nearly beaten by Ser Raug was impressed by the portrait with Olog-son and Adunian-papa. "God damn. What did he feed that boy?" She'd ask to the wall.

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The Uruk Scholar, Varn Brawn, looked at the portraits of his fellow slain kin with a look of sadness before lighting a candle in his room before lowering his head and clasping his hands gently around the cross that hung from his neck 

 

“Latz did gud in latz lyfe, rezt well brudda agh let da Lord Almyghteh uze latz strength fur Hiz heavenleh purpoze…” 

 

He spoke at the end of his pray before he went back to looking over notes that his late wife, Scrap, had written down before her untimely passing to get the details of her story correct. 

 

“May latz rezt in peaze az well, mi Luv..” He spoke with a soft smile as he worked into the night.

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THE GREAT DRAGON loathed the death of Raug. It had hoped to find in him a champion of unrivalled strength one with whom to trust his magic powers. Instead he found a kind and rare friend whose strength lay in his heart and mind rather than his fists. 

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Jenny sat inside her stupid lamp vase house with a big tub of icecream (like a space themed flavor like milky way or smth) as she ugly cried and ate with a comically large olog sized spoon "AGONYYYY RAUUUGGGGG..." She'd sob, though her nonsense was only drowned out by very loud cathartic music befitting a mourning period. 😔

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Klog would read this letter, and point out the parts where it recalled him taking his hand off with his boomsteel. He would pick up Raug's head in one hand and talk to him, as if he was still alive. "Well... Lat were pretty famouz after all... Maybe lat ahm rezting well in Ztarguzh.. dat ahm... if lat believed in dat before latz flat."

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