Nyna Dilant (
silverguardian) wrote in
knightsoflegend2015-03-22 02:04 pm
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switzerland ♔ the words tightening around my throat

WHO || Nyna, Cara, Felicity, Stiles
WHAT || The Knights are sent to hear about a prospective job from an art collector
WHERE || Bern, Switzerland
WHEN || April 13th, 2015
HOW || Actionspam
The streets of Bern swell with the myriad sights and scents of its industry: the wood and polish of carpenters' shops, tantalizing aromas wafting from dozens of bakeries, and the heavy oil scent of artists. Meanwhile, hundreds of rich colors give the district an appearance of a holiday festival. The townhouse of Asheron Coyl comes into view, perched on a small rise that overlooks the street. A low fence covered in vines abuts the street. A gate opens onto a flagstone path that wends past frozen flower beds, fountains, and sculpted shrubs to the front doors. A bell hangs next to the gate, reading "Please ring bell" in several languages. With an 11 disguise check, Nyna didn't really bother to dress all fancy, opting instead for her paladin armor, sorry guys. She can be the sexy bodyguard.

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[ It's her gut instinct to pour everything she has in to trying to help, even if it's too late. ]
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Yeah. She's upstairs, I'll show you.
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Is she-? Can you help her? [He knows people can come back. Fred came back. He just wants to see this made right.]
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Resurrection seems to muddle the god's work, yet here she stands. As she slips off with Felicity, she explains, ] I've a spell prepared that can keep her body intact until we return her to the castle. Beyond that is Solace's work. If he can do something for her, she'll need a body to return to.
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Still, in this moment, she is silent for the fallen soldier, for the knight that she watched serve proudly.]
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Look, Stiles, I know you want to make sure Nyna is all right, right now, but this isn't the place for it. You don't want her waking up in an unfamiliar place. Resurrections are hard enough for the people coming back and I'm going to be honest with you, not everyone comes back. We don't know what Nyna believes, but she may not believe in being resurrected and if that is the case you need to be prepared for it to not work. We can't do anything more for her right now. What we can do, however, is make sure that whatever evil is here is stopped. She's a paladin, they fight for good and justice to their last breath. Take up that fight in her honor, for her. If she does come back, that will be a gift for her, and if she doesn't... the fact that you fought for her ideals won't be lost. Trust me.
[ he may be a straightforward asshole who doesn't believe in coddling, but he gives a damn fine inspirational speech. (diplomacy 27) he just has a soft spot for paladins and he's seen enough knights die over the past twelve years to be unwilling to give stiles false hope. not everyone comes back. ]
Do you think you can do that for her?
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Whatever you can do for her until we can get her back to Solace will help.
[She'll then open the door to the room they left her in, with Nyna stretched out gently almost as though she's sleeping. She's still in her paladin's armor and the wound itself is covered by the sleeve Stiles wrapped around her neck to try and save her, even though it was already too late.]
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Assuming Solace has something to help, she'll make the trip. [ Casting gentle repose, Alanna runs one hand over Nyna's face, a faint purple light emanating from her palm and billowing out in a shroud over Nyna. The magic seeps into her skin before Alanna drops her hand and looks back up at Felicity. ] And how are you? [ Loss was never easy. ]
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I'll be better when this asshole is no longer a problem and I've burned every piece of art he's ever made.
[She usually would lament such a thing, but this is better for everyone in the end.]
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Would she still be alive, if not for him? It's the only thing he can keep thinking in all of the fog within his mind.
But he doesn't say that, doesn't voice it.]
Yeah. [His voice comes out hoarse, emotion straining the single syllable. He'll take up the fight. He'll trust that they can do their best for her.] Yeah, I think I can.
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We should ensure to bring lighters with us this time. [So they're not trying to look around for something to use to burn the paintings... right?]
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Are you good here?
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Got it. [ he can make his own fire, so he won't need one. ]
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Can you apprise us of the situation?
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The bad guy's name is Imron Gauthfellow. From what we can tell, it seems like a straight up revenge scenario. All of the victims were art critics and my guess is that they didn't like his work. Considering that monsters jump out of them and people can get sucked into them, I can't imagine why.
[Sarcasm.]
The creatures seem to be different every time, and burning the paintings before the monsters get out can destroy the creatures inside as well. There were four intended victims, and we were able to rescue three of them. Mr. Archerus says that one of Gauthfellow's servants, Tharivol, also might be in danger.
Basically the plan is get in, find Tharivol and figure out how Gauthfellow is doing what he's doing with the paintings so we can stop him for good.
[And maybe shoot him in the face a few times for killing Nyna. But that's debatable.]
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the manor resembles a small keep, with a ten foot high stone wall topped with short spikes surrounding the property, broken only by a tall gate between stone pillars that allows access to Imron Gauthfallow's property. a gravel path flanked by tall iron fences covered in places by jasmine vines and roses leads to a colonnaded porch, where a thick oak door with decorative iron banding allows entrance into the manor. a spot check of 15+ notices signs partially covered in the vines growing around the bars of the fences. ]
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mellie, ftr, is bringing up the very rear with her slow, trundling pace like yes, hello, i am a bear, i've got your six. her spot check was high, but she's a bear. she can't read. ]
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