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 Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 2:17 pm
(( I might be confused for a while but eah thats just me. There might be some grammar mistakes but cut me some slack I'm not very good at English))
Ra'Noa sat in his cave as always and studied some books he acquired not long ago. Soon enough he became hungry but as he reached into his food bag he realized it was empty. "Oh great now I have to go to some stupid town to get more food..." As Noa said this he grabed his robes and some money. When he got outside at the first the light blinded him but thats what you get for being in a cave for a week. As his vision returned Noa mounted Choke and rode to Cheydinhal. ((Choke looks like a black horse only thinner))
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Posted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 5:08 pm
((Okay... teleported. It seems like you're making a reference to fast-travel. I'll make a little note here.
Fast-travel teleports you in the game. However, time does pass while you're travelling. Fast-travel takes the shortest possible path and then figures out how much time it would take you if you travelled normally and didn't encounter any problems.
If you're on a horse, it also registers that. It registers how fatigued you are, how fast you would be fatigued, how much you are carrying, any spell effects that might hinder you(if you fast-travel as a Vampire, and the sun comes up during the fast-travel, you're almost certain to die in the process).
So you didn't teleport. You rode to Cheydinhal.
On a side note, if you were making a reference to Mark and Recall, they don't exist in Oblivion.))
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 8:12 am
Sormani ((On a side note, if you were making a reference to Mark and Recall, they don't exist in Oblivion.)) (For shame. Still, fast-travel's the same in principle, so it doesn't really matter.)
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:46 am
((k I'll edit my post...so how long will it take my character to get there?))
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 10:32 am
Uther got off his horse as soon as he saw the enterence to Cheydinhal and entered the town
I wonder if there is anything interesting here
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 2:35 pm
((Where is the cave located?))
Norid saw the rider come up to Cheydinhal, knowing that news of this event would spread quickly. He was sure that the Black Hourse Courier would get a story on how "Two Argonians led the Effort That Saved Most of Cheydinhal." However, he didn't care much about what the news would say. He knew that type of flame. Drac'rad was gone. Norid didn't even have to search the tower to know that.
He got up and walked over to Viriathos.
"You! The Captain of the guard has been taken prisoner! I need you to ride to what's left of the city and rally the city guard. Tell them that the Captain's been taken. I'm sure that you saw the explosion, so have them head in that direction. If you can't do this out of pure good will, I'll pay you three hundred gold for it. Do you accept?"
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 2:52 pm
((Chorral -.- If you change Chorral to Cheydinhal in my characters history he will be there faster XP))
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 6:34 pm
((About five hours, on a Black Horse. Of course, if you were to edit your post to specify that you started out toward Cheydinhal a few hours before the destruction, you could arrive there fairly quickly.))
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Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 7:38 pm
Sormani ((Where is the cave located?)) Norid saw the rider come up to Cheydinhal, knowing that news of this event would spread quickly. He was sure that the Black Hourse Courier would get a story on how "Two Argonians led the Effort That Saved Most of Cheydinhal." However, he didn't care much about what the news would say. He knew that type of flame. Drac'rad was gone. Norid didn't even have to search the tower to know that. He got up and walked over to Viriathos. "You! The Captain of the guard has been taken prisoner! I need you to ride to what's left of the city and rally the city guard. Tell them that the Captain's been taken. I'm sure that you saw the explosion, so have them head in that direction. If you can't do this out of pure good will, I'll pay you three hundred gold for it. Do you accept?" " Umm ok" Uther didn't know what was going on but it sounded like something big, he got on his horse and rode off
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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 2:35 pm
(( Ok how about I say he left in the morning? He would arive right on time... after destruction...and he would have time to make stops XD In my next post they will already be there whoo hooo))
As Noa's vision returned he realised that it was only morning. Choke was galloping in a fast pace toward Cheydinhal...they would be there by noon.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 12:51 am
Norid headed off uphill and toward the explosion with a pretty good idea of what had happened. And if he was right, he needed to get to the location quickly. He had no intention of saving Drac'rad. Drac'rad was safe, he was sure. But if Zakkon had kidnapped Drac'rad, than he would be in trouble.
Norid knew of his lineage. He knew who he was decended from. He knew who Drac'rad was decended from. He remembered a rather simple curse that his family had induced from the Necromancer that the original Hunter had killed. He repeated it under his breath to remind himself of his short mortality.
"Sable from Red, and Death from Sable.
May your Family forever bear this Label."
As he crested another hill, he spotted a figure in the distance. He knew that it was Norid. He notched an arrow and took a roll of parchment and wrote a few words on it. He tied it to the arrow and shot it, propelling it with a a low-energy lightning bolt. It landed in the dirt at Zakkon's feet.
The note read:
I assume that you kidnapped my brother to get my assisstance in capturing the Hunter. You screwed up. The Hunter will come searching for Drac'rad. I warn you: You are only a minor annoyance in the the Hunter's mind, but continue to cross him, and you'll become a thorn in his side. At that point, he might kill you. If you wish assisstance in stopping Him, meet me south of where the Black Waterside Stables used to be. Drac'rad won't be there when you go back. Of that you can be sure. Understand that I won't kill the Hunter. But I might help you stop him.
--- Norid Der'ec.
If Zakkon was to look for Drac'rad's body, he would find that it had been taken.
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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 8:44 pm
He read the message and stood up. If the Hunter was searching for Drac'rad, then there was really no point to go and get him from where he'd left him. He already be gone. The Hunter almost certainly had known his position since they'd left town.
He started off through the woods towards the designated meeting place. He knew it was probably a trap, but right now he honestly didn't care. Currently, he only wanted two things, information, and an ally against the Hunter.
He snickered to himself, and thought, "He says I'll soon become a thorn in his side, while he's already become quite the thorn in mine. Assuredly though, I've no chance of beating him alone, so hopefully Norid will prove useful to me in the long run."
With this, he'd come within a hundred feet of where Norid stood, and he slowed down to a walk. Didn't want him to think that he was going to be attack after all. He walked to only ten feet away, and stood there silently. Norid had called the meeting, so Norid could start the meeting.
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lowercaseslash Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 1:03 am
"Ironic..." muttered Norid as he looked around, a few seconds before Zakkon arrived. He didn't realize, as he was writing the message, that he was already south of where the stables used to stand.
Zakkon arrived slowly and catiously, telling Norid that he had the upper-hand in the negotiations that were about to occur. He knew that this was a good thing, as he would need every advantage he could manage to get things to go his way.
"So," started Norid in a half-angry, half-insolent tone, "you kidnapped my borther to get my assisstance to help you hunt down the Hunter, no? What is is that you want with Hircine's minion?
"On another note, I will not take orders from you, and if you make a demand that I disagree with, I have every ability to disappear and leave to try and kill him yourself.
"But that brings me back to my original question: Do you want to stop him? Or do you want to kill him?"
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 1:20 pm
"I'm back and I did the thing you wanted me to do"
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