WWXXXV: Werewolves among the Wolf-men - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Nogrod · 07-01-2007, 01:58 PM

"The last words it is then.

I'm still inclined to believe in these clumsy wolves. But the only problem in that is would Morgoth have chosen such a clumsy duo to do his bidding? That you should think toMorrow.

The idea of Mac and Rikae would make much more sense from the standpoint of Morgoth who chose them in the first place. And they would have played skillfully with it. Although I'm not sure if I'd run to compliment them afterwards as I think their win in the end would have been achieved mainly by them being quiet. And that's not sporty behaviour I'd wait from them. And mostly achieved by guy who kept me away from discussing other things than his "points"...

I'll be not saying anything about the possible guilt or innocence of the guy. He was the most entertaining person here by a mile. He tried and argued and that made things fun. Really young man, it was good to talk with you even if you were wrong..."

Nogrod took a step forwards and hugged the younger man.

"I hope you're innocent and will bag the wolves for me after this... promise?"

He looked at the young man into the eyes and nodded to him encouragingly. At the same time he heard Mith voting and turned his head towards her.

"Oh, Brinn... that I'll leave up to you.

By the way this last minute silence is quite telling as well... Check out toMorrow who have been up late and who have now fallen back after a confidence of their succeeding vote. Just a hint..."

Nogrod turned to face the people.

"I'm ready. Do what you wish if you're still awake. It's fair that the old ones go first. Let the Valar bless you innocents even if you make bad decisions. And protect Turín and Nienor, otherwise you won't live for too long."

Suddenly something distracted him. It was Macalaure.

"Oh Mac... your explanations sound hollow at this moment... Save them for toMorrow and let's see what people think of them then. Now let an old man die in peace."

Then he kneeled down and laid his head low.

07-01-2007, 01:58 PM	#11
Nogrod Flame of the Ainulindalë Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wearing rat's coat, crowskin, crossed staves in a field behaving as the wind behaves Posts: 9,308	"The last words it is then. I'm still inclined to believe in these clumsy wolves. But the only problem in that is would Morgoth have chosen such a clumsy duo to do his bidding? That you should think toMorrow. The idea of Mac and Rikae would make much more sense from the standpoint of Morgoth who chose them in the first place. And they would have played skillfully with it. Although I'm not sure if I'd run to compliment them afterwards as I think their win in the end would have been achieved mainly by them being quiet. And that's not sporty behaviour I'd wait from them. And mostly achieved by guy who kept me away from discussing other things than his "points"... I'll be not saying anything about the possible guilt or innocence of the guy. He was the most entertaining person here by a mile. He tried and argued and that made things fun. Really young man, it was good to talk with you even if you were wrong..." Nogrod took a step forwards and hugged the younger man. "I hope you're innocent and will bag the wolves for me after this... promise?" He looked at the young man into the eyes and nodded to him encouragingly. At the same time he heard Mith voting and turned his head towards her. "Oh, Brinn... that I'll leave up to you. By the way this last minute silence is quite telling as well... Check out toMorrow who have been up late and who have now fallen back after a confidence of their succeeding vote. Just a hint..." Nogrod turned to face the people. "I'm ready. Do what you wish if you're still awake. It's fair that the old ones go first. Let the Valar bless you innocents even if you make bad decisions. And protect Turín and Nienor, otherwise you won't live for too long." Suddenly something distracted him. It was Macalaure. "Oh Mac... your explanations sound hollow at this moment... Save them for toMorrow and let's see what people think of them then. Now let an old man die in peace." Then he kneeled down and laid his head low.