Tonio, who had acquired himself a room upstairs after being patched up in the infirmary (very well, he was surprised to find. Much better than he would have been at home) is now back downstairs, sitting rather stiffly in a soft squishy chair. The stiffness is due to the neatly-stitched gas in his side, the squishy chair is because Tonio is
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Which would explain his sudden, not-quite-looming presence in front of Tonio's chair.
"Merlin of Chaos."
Yes, that is a hand being offered -- without something sharp and pointy innit.
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"Tonio Treschi, and you'll forgive me for not standing, signore."
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"I have had worse wounds," he says wryly, not hinting at the nature of the wounds, "but I have been well-treated. The doctor is very skillful. I will barely scar, he says."
Yes, Tonio is quite human, albeit a little different from other men.
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The man is a tarot card, actually, but supposedly, Tonio wouldn't know.
He looks at Tonio with something approaching amusement. A foil, finally, for the King of Wands who would swear he was merely the Nine of Swords...
The King deserved it!
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Still, he likes the smell of the cigar.
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He smiled as he sat down nearby in an equally squishy chair gave a nod to the other man, "You fights real well yesterday. I can appreciates dat."
Don't mind the smug expression, it's because of something else entirely.
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"You'd be surprised how well imminent death can sharpen the skills," he says wryly.
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Beat.
"Toki Wartooth, I plays for a band call Dethklok, I never catches your name, only gots explain why you has a duel."
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"Tonio treschi," he says, because 'Marc Antonio' is really a mouthful!
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Will didn't witness the duel, because he's been resting his injured leg and so makes no connection to Tonio and the eunuch only a man who's been hurt. From a nearby comfortable chair, Will raises his own tankard,
"What 'appened to ye, sir?"
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Tonio sips his wine, and shrugs slightly.
"An argument with a sword. I won, but caught a slight scratch before it was over."
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"Aye, sir, same thing 'appened to me, swords can be quite troublesome in their ways."
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"Very true, signore, but so long as one remembers that it is the sharp end that goes into the enemy, there doesn't tend to be too much of a problem!"
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