Who: Ardent and Narvin (and possibly others in a later thread?)
What: Dwarf history is serious business
Where: Ardent's cabin mine
When: forward dated to right around the end of the parents flood
Warnings: blood, gore, violence
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Re-writing history with blood for ink )
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He opened the door, leaving the small piece of metalwork he was working on for later, and only after making sure his axe was away and his bread to hand. It might not be Narvin.
He looked up at him, "So you're here to tell me, Narvin?"
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"Was this what you wanted to tell me? Your story of why you're a warden and I'm not, and how, conversely, you abandoned the principles of your society for the sake of being smug you didn't get your hands dirty? I thought your hands were pretty dirty as it were, Narvin."
He was a little bitter, and a little forceful, but his tone remained calm for the moment.
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He sighed in frustration. "I never said my hands were clean. But there are some things worth killing for and some things that are not." He took the Cube from his pocket and tossed it on Ardent's desk. "That is not worth killing your own people over."
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"Ah, old friend," he murmured, as he strapped the black scabbard around his waist, "perhaps I have let thee lie quiet too long indeed."
And the sword let out a soft sound almost like a whine, as if in agreement.
The fallen prince of Melniboné made his way quietly to Ardent's room. He could hear something within -- shouting? Trouble, no matter what; certainly danger. Without hesitation, he flung himself against the door, bursting it open.
"Ardent!"
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Except the door had just burst open, and he was caught with the bread in his hands. It was pitch black inside, but the dramatic entrance was enough to make him panic a little, "Get out!"
He took a step over Narvin and reached for his axe. He'd have to kill them. He couldn't be interrupted. Getting caught was fine, being interrupted was a problem.
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"Ardent! Don't be a fool. You have done enough damage as it is, I think. Come quietly."
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Then he moved to swing his axe at Elric, a little blindly in his anger.
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