One good turn...
06-03-2013, 07:21 PM
Ooh:crappyxkindle post and I am soooooo sorry tad that was.a huge oops on my part.
He knew that circumstances must have been highly interesting to require a visit from gargoyle. Still in all of the interest the king was still notable pleased to see the young man at the borders. Gargoyle had been the first male child he had ever trained, at least taken a part in, and it mused Cairo that standing there gargoyle was right in his prime and he himself was about to ascend into his afterlife. He had failed... a lot... but with hope he was making up for all of hos wrongs. It was the greatest hope an old man could have. ready for whatever came Cairo turned his hears back against his head as the question he had not been wishing to answer came along, "collision has asked to step down from his reign, however temporary that may be, or if it lasts until my son's or daughters wish to take the throne,"
He knew that collision had done his best and for that Cairo was highly proud of the young man, but with leadership came unrest, a sigh fluttered from his lips and he waited for whatever news it was that would come, apparently this meeting would be strictly business. Still what he heard was quite decently shock eyes turned to the other as gargoyle paired his name with a face. Genesis, very well. Finally, he heard the question and honestly the answer was easy, but the decision of who would go were not, "an array of our healers know how to fight, gargoyle. Would we be granted a warrior to stand in beside us? I don't know if I can send r rank, she would normally be the first choice, however, I think ashtoreth or solidly would be best. With solidly would come collision and his children, does this fit you? Collision may be asked to go regardless, and I expect that he would be allowed to oversee his family while solidly trains," hos terms seemed simple enough. Take collision as a guard to the healer, and quote frankly, as a coat. Valhalla wolves had shorter coats for the warmer climates and having extra heat would be best.
He knew that circumstances must have been highly interesting to require a visit from gargoyle. Still in all of the interest the king was still notable pleased to see the young man at the borders. Gargoyle had been the first male child he had ever trained, at least taken a part in, and it mused Cairo that standing there gargoyle was right in his prime and he himself was about to ascend into his afterlife. He had failed... a lot... but with hope he was making up for all of hos wrongs. It was the greatest hope an old man could have. ready for whatever came Cairo turned his hears back against his head as the question he had not been wishing to answer came along, "collision has asked to step down from his reign, however temporary that may be, or if it lasts until my son's or daughters wish to take the throne,"
He knew that collision had done his best and for that Cairo was highly proud of the young man, but with leadership came unrest, a sigh fluttered from his lips and he waited for whatever news it was that would come, apparently this meeting would be strictly business. Still what he heard was quite decently shock eyes turned to the other as gargoyle paired his name with a face. Genesis, very well. Finally, he heard the question and honestly the answer was easy, but the decision of who would go were not, "an array of our healers know how to fight, gargoyle. Would we be granted a warrior to stand in beside us? I don't know if I can send r rank, she would normally be the first choice, however, I think ashtoreth or solidly would be best. With solidly would come collision and his children, does this fit you? Collision may be asked to go regardless, and I expect that he would be allowed to oversee his family while solidly trains," hos terms seemed simple enough. Take collision as a guard to the healer, and quote frankly, as a coat. Valhalla wolves had shorter coats for the warmer climates and having extra heat would be best.
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