| Old Man Jenkins attacks Blacksmith; By Tylatz | |
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| Topic Started: Sep 10 2011, 10:07 PM (46 Views) | |
| Zepp | Sep 10 2011, 10:07 PM Post #1 |
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A thousand curses spilled from his lips when the blacksmith looked out the window to see a new skeleton careening down the dark streets of Eco. Surely this one was just the start of an invasion force piling into town to disrupt business and eat brains – though no one understood why the skeletons were after brains. Last time he had to leave behind all of his wares and watch from afar as the skeletons in his shop played with the inventory he worked hard to construct. Day and night he watched looking for an opportunity until that bumbling idiot of a mayor did something almost deserving of winning an election if an election was to take place. While repairing his abode he took the opportunity to improve on it in case of another skeleton attack or some other unforeseen act of aggression. Now, with a skeleton heading straight for his shop, he put the plan into action. He pulled his small cart into the store and hastily swept the weapons and armor atop. As he went he pulled a series of small strings hanging from the ceiling, each tugging free a cork that was stopping a flow of oil. With all of his worldly possessions packed on the cart he trundled out the back and into the skeleton free back alley behind his shop. Taking the small lantern hanging from the side of his cart in hand he spun about to hurl the small fire through a window, but he never managed to finish the throw. The building erupted into a massive inferno, the force throwing him on his back and deafening him. On the other side of the forge lay Old Man Jenkins, his favorite book of fire clutched in his hands and eyes bright with amazement. The building should have only caught fire to smoke the blacksmith out. Not explode in his face. He had obviously underestimated the power of his spells and quickly made a note to not stand so close to his target. It was unfortunate that the blacksmith was unlikely to have survived such an explosion. Jenkins doubted if anything but the foundation would last through tower of flame. Outcome: Blacksmith (Person) is triumphant, but Blacksmith (Building) destroyed. Old Man Jenkins: -10 HP, -20 MP, +20 SP, 1 Stone Blacksmith: Escapes with inventory! |
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