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"TO THE GATES OF TOR-PRAETH," || Declaration of Challenge

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"Fight well, Conan of Solgaard," Villorik bid unto him from afar.

 

He knew well the might of the Dragonkin, but so too did he know the strength of the Thegn. 

 

 

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A letter finds itself to Konan, Thegn of the Norn.

 

It reads as follows

 

"I will shed the blood of serpents with you, name it so, you have my band, my thegn."

 

- Signed Faenor av Isklandt -
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Amari watched as the Thegn prepared himself for yet another battle. Would this one be his last? She truly doubted it. "Ysmir..." The Dragon of the North versus dragonkin.

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"O Partha, happy are the kshatriyas to whom such fighting opportunities come unsought, opening for them the doors of the heavenly planets."

- The Bhagavad Gita

 

"So too do you know the fight, ʞonan; so too shall you make it your own."

 

"The wheel turns, as it always will. The blood will sanctify - it will cure."

 

"Accursed is the pretender."

 

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"And the old ways had died, and the wheel awakened. And weak men had ruled, so the wheel awakened. Now, the old ways return, and the wheel turns. Strong men now fight, so the wheel turns." The High Keeper knelt before a shrine of flame. "Regret nothing you do, Konan-thegn."

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A 'ker, in self imposed distance from the storm ridden lands of Sólgaard, would have offered anything she could had she known of this.

 

But alas, unknowing she was.

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The Sorcerer of Tor'Preath reads the poem nailed upon the front gate's mighty stones. He does not feel anger for this, but finds a deep and mesmerizing respect for the challenge. It is a worthy one, born of love and blood alike.

 

"This is his Asioth."

 

And thus, he saw the good in it, despite the blood it will bring, and tears that will fall.

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4 hours ago, wolfdwg said:

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A letter finds itself to Konan, Thegn of the Norn.

 

It reads as follows

 

"I will shed the blood of serpents with you, name it so, you have my band, my thegn."

 

- Signed Faenor av Isklandt -
viking-compass-vegvisir-beltschazar-tran

 

ps. Smooches

Houri of Chaldees found herself quiet at the man’s flank, ready to pursue whatever her newfound family bid as foe. The Mihyaari remain silent, though soon readied arms if beckoned to do so.

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Beówulf grinned, despite his smoldering cairn of a soul fighting over his senses to bestow protection over his kith of ash.


The giant relented, shaking his head. A holmgang ritual is as sacred as the stone of his flesh.

 

"Neh. Their actions are their own." The man left, returning to his tent.

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Advice given by others

 

is often ill counsel.
 

Cattle die

 

Kinsmen die

 

All men are mortal.

 

Words of praise

 

Will never perish

 

Nor a noble name.


—  the Hávamál

 

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Striding side-by-side were a man wrapped in weathered wool and leather

and a creature whose scales trapped the sunlight in a jet black shade.

 

"What say you of this?" The man read

the rewritten words addressed to those

of  'the EITR,' relayed by a young scout.

 

Stirring flurries of snow, the creature folded

its wings with a soft thud, tilting their head

towards that man. "You understand the weight

of these words, yes?"

 

Surveying the lands to scour hidden paths

and glacial formations, that man stuck that

blade of a fading light into pounds of snow,

"I do. ʞonan-Thegn believes it is the only path."

 

Gone unnoticed, it was only until a low, rumbling

growl did they gather the attention of that weathered

berserker. It wisped snow away to behold a singular

stone, where a name is engraved in a lower draconic.

"Vengeance. It takes a dour manifestation, there."

 

Sharp eyes of a dull hue fixate on the man. It spoke

similarly, "Re wux kepla'nasa for wer owrropoqui?"

(Are you prepared for the consequences?)

 

It hadn't been long since that man were returned

to life, and found further emboldenment in his

master's company, his people, his culture.

 

Too before, did he recall a part of that among few of

the Redmont, through a former lover's confidence, and

the tutelage of a favored son.

 

A deep rumination birthed of that man's silence, staring

at the Dragon-Priest's grave.

 

"I am." The Norn spake, "If my thegn falls, so

shall I carry the weight of that honor forward."

 

"Very well." — "Return to them. And do well to

remember, strength not only lies in victory, but

of the wisdom of your choices." A quiet hover

of their head lingers toward that grave, to gesture

to that axe lain against stone.

 

"The thrill fades quickly. What lingers long after,"

amber eyes stare at that name inscribed.

"It is always ugly."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Someday,

 

my name will be on this stone,

 

or it will be on another.

 

Someday,

 

Yours will too.

 

—  the ʞonan-Thegn

 

 

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haraldr supports thegn conan and too gets ready for combat, for their evil deeds, these fiends shall pay! >:(

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