[HQ Ignorance] Re : Scene Four and a Half: The calm before the storm...

[Nic Hughes]

Loran wrote:
>
>
> Looking at
> the confusion following the announcement of the Nameless One, Azhur called his
> squire.
> "Othor...
> nobody seems to know exactly what to do now... perhaps it is time to show to
> the world the old relic of Daymare ancestors. It is said to inspire allies and
> terrorize enemies. It is older than our kingdom, even older than the great
> heretic empires of the second age... Perhaps the Nameless One will react with
> awe, fear or sympathy... in any way, its reaction will learn us something about
> him or the banner."
>
>
> " As
> you wish, Sir”, answered simply the squire then he walked to the pack horse and
> soon a dark red banner was floating in the low wind of the swamp. The fabric
> was worn but still in one full recognizable piece. Big sized, strange inscriptions
> in an ancient and forgotten language was embroidered in black on both sides.
>
>
>  
>
>
> Self persuasion or true magic,
> Azhur felt suddenly more confident.
>
>   
Aalmon busied himself ensuring that his clothes were not too 
mud-splattered for the occasion. He had never quite understood why some 
soldiers feared most of all dying with an unclean loincloth but he 
always found that looking like he had been dragged through a hedge - or 
in this case a swamp - made for a bad start to any important meeting and 
this meeting could be very important.

Muttering prayers to the stars to aid him in speaking with this strange 
barbarian entity he stepped to one side of the squire with the flag and 
waited.


OOC: we appear to have no real collective plan so what the heck - a bit 
of preparation and lets wing it!

Nic

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