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There weren't many options to choose from. He could fight, but his sword was a ways away, and a head first assault against a competent paladin wasn't the smartest thing he could do. Running seemed like the best option, but he would never be able to create another opportunity like this. He knew...

Well... This was unexpected. Again, the thing he hated most was the thing that killed his bluff. Magic. Well, at this point, he had exhausted all of his peaceful options. But, he had one last trick in his bag, or well, in his arm. One last smoke bomb, one micro bomb he had planted when he...

The other men stood still, most of them in shock of the events that just took place. The men that bowed looked at one another, questioning what the hell just happened. Had they just taken a noble hostage? Even when their boss barked orders to loot the carriage. With him walking away, this was a...

"You like being in charge, don't you?" Lectrix's voice was soft, yet chilling, the threats of the paladin inciting no reaction. He complied with every touch of the paladin, every effort to restrain him, yet, he didn't bat an eyelash. As if he could completely turn off his emotions, which is...

"It won't do you much good, lass. All my bolts are coated with strand of deadly nightshade, a poison with only one antidote. It's in a small bag on the back of my belt. There's five vials in there, you can try your luck guessing which one, or... you could grant me a request. He stared down the...

"Aye" He nodded in response to the command. He focused his wrist crossbow one of the men driving the carriage, his hand set on the hilt of his sword. She would make a good hostage, the guards, however, were expendable as people. He needed to guarantee their safety. "Throw the sword in the...

The thing about magic is that it was always a crutch in Lectrix's eyes. It was all the same. It was a way to get an easy win out of a fight, a cheat, if you would. That's why he never taught his sister to fight. Her magic could be used for other things, but fighting was not one of them. He...

Well this one was... unexpected, to say the least. In Lectrix's experience, the people around that fight would want to get out of the area as soon as possible, none of them brave enough to try to intervene, especially after a move like he had just performed. But these people, they heeded the...

"Aye" Lectrix nodded at Kellen and jogged toward him, reaching for his sword and flicking his wrist to reveal the crossbow on his bracer. He could see in the eye of the man that it wasn't going to be easy to win over his trust in the time he had, so being as obedient and loyal seemed like...

This wasn't Lectrix's first encounter with the divine paladins, and it was going to make sure it wasn't his last. And although the bolt had missed the man who had followed direction, it wasn't his biggest problem. He caught the charge of the woman in the edge of his eye. He seemed to stand...

"My savior!" Ryocu yelled out, his legs shaking to give away. He reached into his pocket and pulled out some sort of crest, and with it he raised his hand into the air, waving it in the air. "I'm Captain Ryocu Mythros, this man is an assassin!" he said, his voice cracking and his breath...

So, thought you could hide from your fate, huh? Lectrix's voice echoed though the small dreary room. The man inside was shaking, a sword barely grasped in his hand. He looked like commoner, but looks could be be deceiving. And this man was no commoner. He was a corrupt coward of a...

Lectrix had done his homework on this case. A criminal taking down an entire kingdom, working his way to the head of the snake but cutting out its tail. He knew about the lord he intended to dethrone. Baron Laroux. A violent, horrible man, who mistreated his servants and those under his rule...

The man who tried to calm the interrogation was successful, yet Lectrix knew that it was pretty foolish to get in between a ranger and an interrogation, especially when it was pretty clear that the dwarf didn't know anything, and was only using his interrogator as a fountain of alcohol. His...

Lectrix looked over to see the flushed cheeks and widened eyes of the ranger as she slammed the serrated dagger into the table. Her yells of a tomb of some sort intrigued him, but looking at the situation at hand, he let out a sigh of relief that the ranger was too busy to try and recognize him...