1) [You have for one reason or another hired Captain John Day and his crew for services and he hands over a contract just when you think you were finished negotiating a deal
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[The Deus ex Machina is about to be boarded? Well. This is unexpected, but not absolutely unwanted. The Major sits back and simply smiles at John Day, even chuckling a little.]
A pirate dares call us rabid beasts! Your prosthetic arm betrays no civility on your end, boy. But who gives a damn about "civility" when it comes to struggle?
[Just as the Deus ex Machina is being boarded, knights rush towards where John Day and his men will enter the airship. The Major doesn't look particularly worried at all. No, he's quite ecstatic.]
[he signaled and the men still on the Wrath of Fate fired grapeshot at the knights as he nimbly weave through the rush, spinning like a dervish - cutting with that blade with clock-wound strength. The one that joined him had blade and pistol out - shooting before slicing]
[The knights were all hit by each strike. In fact, it didn't even seem like they tried dodging John or his men's attacks. Instead, after being struck, they all reached out for their helmets and threw them to the side. Each man bared their vampiric fangs at the pirates in an attempt to intimidate them. With great speed, they rushed at them, regardless of whether they were hit or not, swinging their blades like madmen.]
There is nothing more that I would want than struggle. I would wish to struggle with the strongest of enemies no matter who they are, knights, pirates, civilians, or otherwise.
You might have sought to plunder and pillage the hive of its honey, but beware, Captain... for you have stepped into a nest of wasps!
Surrender? What a positively ridiculous demand...
Do you know who we are, Captain?
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[he twist his left wrist and a cutlass-like blade springs out]
Men load up the guns and don't let your guard down!
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[Just as the Deus ex Machina is being boarded, knights rush towards where John Day and his men will enter the airship. The Major doesn't look particularly worried at all. No, he's quite ecstatic.]
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[he signaled and the men still on the Wrath of Fate fired grapeshot at the knights as he nimbly weave through the rush, spinning like a dervish - cutting with that blade with clock-wound strength. The one that joined him had blade and pistol out - shooting before slicing]
You got it!
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There is nothing more that I would want than struggle. I would wish to struggle with the strongest of enemies no matter who they are, knights, pirates, civilians, or otherwise.
You might have sought to plunder and pillage the hive of its honey, but beware, Captain... for you have stepped into a nest of wasps!
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