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Hookbill the Goomba · 09-28-2004, 11:53 AM

Taurthol sat alone in his chamber. He knew not of what to do, he saw no choice but to follow his decision to fight for his King. Most of the other Elves had also made the decision and so he had to remain faithful. He called his trusty esquire, Tâlmor, to him. when he came Taurthol told him what he would need.

''Firstly I’ll need the best arrows you can find,'' he began ''also I want you to find as much cram as you can.''

‘‘Very well,'' replied Tâlmor, '' I'll see what I can do.'' he trotted off down the corridor and into the King's halls. when all was set ready for the setting out Taurthol gave Tâlmor leave to go where he would.

''I do not ask you to come wither I go,'' said Taurthol, ‘‘for this shall be a quest of much danger and toil.''

''I know that well, my lord,'' said Tâlmor ''but for so long have I been your esquire, i wish not to leave thine side... I may not fight well, but I can be of other use.''

''Very well'' replied Taurthol, ‘‘if you so wish it.''

''I do indeed.'' and with that they departed till the morning.

09-28-2004, 11:53 AM	#6
Hookbill the Goomba Alive without breath Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: On A Cold Wind To Valhalla Posts: 5,912	Taurthol sat alone in his chamber. He knew not of what to do, he saw no choice but to follow his decision to fight for his King. Most of the other Elves had also made the decision and so he had to remain faithful. He called his trusty esquire, Tâlmor, to him. when he came Taurthol told him what he would need. ''Firstly I’ll need the best arrows you can find,'' he began ''also I want you to find as much cram as you can.'' ‘‘Very well,'' replied Tâlmor, '' I'll see what I can do.'' he trotted off down the corridor and into the King's halls. when all was set ready for the setting out Taurthol gave Tâlmor leave to go where he would. ''I do not ask you to come wither I go,'' said Taurthol, ‘‘for this shall be a quest of much danger and toil.'' ''I know that well, my lord,'' said Tâlmor ''but for so long have I been your esquire, i wish not to leave thine side... I may not fight well, but I can be of other use.'' ''Very well'' replied Taurthol, ‘‘if you so wish it.'' ''I do indeed.'' and with that they departed till the morning. Last edited by piosenniel; 11-10-2004 at 03:43 PM.