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Gayahithwen · 08-01-2002, 05:16 AM

Don't you dare take my frying pan! grrrrrr!!!

LoL, well, Amaryllis, I *really* don't think it would be a good idea having Daegon falling in love with you.. It would make it so much harder for me to kill him later on.. ^_^... HHhhhhmmm.. well, Rinurion will have to trust Daegon now, right? I will let him lie a little bit and convince the partoll that he is *innocent* heh.

You're in Europe, GW? Where? You know, Europe is rather big after all.. Three timezones or something like that, so... ^_^

As for the mysterious figures... What I was trying to say is that another 9 rings for men is.. not convincing.. the elves have allready had their rings, but that would be more convincing.. I'm tired of the number 9 (seeing the nazgûl was that many, and another rpg I'm in also have 9 groups villains) and think we should try a different number.. This are just my random thoughts and you can ignore them if yu wish to.

08-01-2002, 05:16 AM	#361
Gayahithwen Wight Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: The chat-room. Posts: 241	Don't you dare take my frying pan! grrrrrr!!! LoL, well, Amaryllis, I really don't think it would be a good idea having Daegon falling in love with you.. It would make it so much harder for me to kill him later on.. ^_^... HHhhhhmmm.. well, Rinurion will have to trust Daegon now, right? I will let him lie a little bit and convince the partoll that he is innocent heh. You're in Europe, GW? Where? You know, Europe is rather big after all.. Three timezones or something like that, so... ^_^ As for the mysterious figures... What I was trying to say is that another 9 rings for men is.. not convincing.. the elves have allready had their rings, but that would be more convincing.. I'm tired of the number 9 (seeing the nazgûl was that many, and another rpg I'm in also have 9 groups villains) and think we should try a different number.. This are just my random thoughts and you can ignore them if yu wish to. __________________ Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he'll be a mile away - and barefoot.