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Date Posted: 14:47:18 09/30/00 Sat
Author: Tukatula
Author Host/IP: 195-23-144-66.nr.ip.pt / 195.23.144.66
Subject: Re: Goblins, now you see 'em and now you don't.
In reply to: GM Xane 's message, "Goblins, now you see 'em and now you don't." on 00:01:25 09/30/00 Sat

As his opponent disapears suddendly and Tukatula feels his pole hit the ground, he looks around surprised. Were did those creatures go?! Just when he was about to finish his leader?! That's not fair! So this is what magic is capable of? 'I wish I were able to do things like that!' Tukatula wishes...

Since the battle is over, Tukatula is able to take a deep breath, relieved. But the acute pain in his right arm is back, and growing fast. He notices the place where the roasted man lays. There are still some movement in the floor. Could him possibly be alive yet? Maybe there's some hope... Something inside Tukatula head is pulsing stongly. There's some vague memory about pain, suffering, death... He can't identify it, but this strange feeling appeared when he looked at the injured man. What is it? Maybe something related with his life before the 'big sleep'?...

Tukatula moves, as far as he can, towards the injured man. That big warrior is already there, and another stranger is also approaching. Tukatula notices he doesn't know any of this three people. Who are they? 'I hope they are not agressive. I don't think I could take another fight now!' he thinks.

Tukatula reaches the wounded man. A quick glance is enough to see there's not in his hand to do anything. Tukatula shakes his head. He kneels next to the man, takes one of the man's hands into his own, and whispers him the first think that came into his mind: "We beat them! They fled like rabbits! Now, let's try to help you..."

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Re: Goblins, now you see 'em and now you don't. -- Al'Thaes Monaern, 03:31:51 10/01/00 Sun