Post by Adelicia on Jul 12, 2003 18:54:00 GMT -5
We are only going to have one thread for this RP, it'll get too confusing with more then that and you can just state where you are in your post somewhere so here are the posts:
Muramin Al-WyuliSo this is the famed Redwall Abbey, she mused, observing the wall from several good paces away, obscured by underbrush. Seems big enough... Maybe I should try the normal methods... She would sigh softly, removing her bow from over her shoulders and pulling a bow specially fletched, grey in color to obscure it as hers, she was going to test this place. Nocking the arrow into the bow, she would wait for some (NPCed) beast to mount the ramparts above. She would wrap her thumb around the string and pull back, easily overcomming the first 75 pounds of force. She inhaled deeply as she pulled the string back to the side of her ear, for a total draw weight of 175 pounds. Raising the bow to aim on the beast, she would look down the arrow shaft, bringing it onto the neck of the beast she intended to slay. She exhaled and then loosed the arrow. Were her aim as true as she expected, the unfortunate beast would be taken through the throat and probably would die from falling back off the ramparts. And, as she was always trained to do, she would then beat a hasty retreat to the north, making her path as silent as it could possbily be. Now to take the path and get in...
NPC: A mouse named Arbuckle was making his usual rounds around the Abbey, he would come from the dormitories to go to the kitchens to steal a little treat and then admire Mossflower and how beautiful it was from the Abbey walls. He was just composing a song he could sing for the Nameday feast when an arrow struck him thru his throat. He let out a little gurgle and fell off into the abbey grounds. Hearing a thud on the ground, a small vole dibbun came to check it out and to 'get rid of those darn varmins' When seeing Arbuckle covered with blood and not moving, the dibbun let out a ear curdling scream causing dozens of the Redwallers to come rush out and see what was the matter. As each of them saw Arbuckle they let out a gasp and stood around him not quite sure what to do expect to call for the Abbess, and sent a squirrel to do so.
Muramin Al-Wyuli, close to East gate:With the first portion of her mission accomplished, she would make her way back to the path, trudging south slow yet steady. She would use her skills to appear as she was: a foreigner
Mattisa: How could someone, just, and then, and... ::He trails off and glances to the wall.::
We need someone up there, we need some beast to keep watch. One of our own mice has fallen today and we can't afford to have more. And just think, he was a promising thief, following in me pawsteps... ::looks down to the ground::
Muramin Al-Wyuli, On roadWith her bow across her back, her quiver still at her side, and her two Tai Ji sheathed at her side, Muramin al-Wyuli would slowly, almost lazily. She would occasionally glance up to look at the red sandstone edifice that was growing off in the distance. Although she knew that this part of her job would be highly dangerous, Mirri knew that she could handle it. And such, she would stop to adjust the pack on her shoulders before continuing forward towards the abbey, acting as though she were just a simple traveler from a good deal away.
Muramin Al-WyuliSo this is the famed Redwall Abbey, she mused, observing the wall from several good paces away, obscured by underbrush. Seems big enough... Maybe I should try the normal methods... She would sigh softly, removing her bow from over her shoulders and pulling a bow specially fletched, grey in color to obscure it as hers, she was going to test this place. Nocking the arrow into the bow, she would wait for some (NPCed) beast to mount the ramparts above. She would wrap her thumb around the string and pull back, easily overcomming the first 75 pounds of force. She inhaled deeply as she pulled the string back to the side of her ear, for a total draw weight of 175 pounds. Raising the bow to aim on the beast, she would look down the arrow shaft, bringing it onto the neck of the beast she intended to slay. She exhaled and then loosed the arrow. Were her aim as true as she expected, the unfortunate beast would be taken through the throat and probably would die from falling back off the ramparts. And, as she was always trained to do, she would then beat a hasty retreat to the north, making her path as silent as it could possbily be. Now to take the path and get in...
NPC: A mouse named Arbuckle was making his usual rounds around the Abbey, he would come from the dormitories to go to the kitchens to steal a little treat and then admire Mossflower and how beautiful it was from the Abbey walls. He was just composing a song he could sing for the Nameday feast when an arrow struck him thru his throat. He let out a little gurgle and fell off into the abbey grounds. Hearing a thud on the ground, a small vole dibbun came to check it out and to 'get rid of those darn varmins' When seeing Arbuckle covered with blood and not moving, the dibbun let out a ear curdling scream causing dozens of the Redwallers to come rush out and see what was the matter. As each of them saw Arbuckle they let out a gasp and stood around him not quite sure what to do expect to call for the Abbess, and sent a squirrel to do so.
Muramin Al-Wyuli, close to East gate:With the first portion of her mission accomplished, she would make her way back to the path, trudging south slow yet steady. She would use her skills to appear as she was: a foreigner
Mattisa: How could someone, just, and then, and... ::He trails off and glances to the wall.::
We need someone up there, we need some beast to keep watch. One of our own mice has fallen today and we can't afford to have more. And just think, he was a promising thief, following in me pawsteps... ::looks down to the ground::
Muramin Al-Wyuli, On roadWith her bow across her back, her quiver still at her side, and her two Tai Ji sheathed at her side, Muramin al-Wyuli would slowly, almost lazily. She would occasionally glance up to look at the red sandstone edifice that was growing off in the distance. Although she knew that this part of her job would be highly dangerous, Mirri knew that she could handle it. And such, she would stop to adjust the pack on her shoulders before continuing forward towards the abbey, acting as though she were just a simple traveler from a good deal away.