DEATH OF AN ABBOT - INTERLUDE
"If they can't appreciate me then they will just have to do without my presence." The Abbot Colin Cedric slowly wanders down the dark street away from the Inn of the Decapitated Orc. His mind is on what has just transpired. "They want to gang up on me and throw me out then so be it. I can live without the likes of them." The Abbot is still in shock over what had just happened. His shock is cut short as he hears footsteps coming fast from behind.

The Abbot spins to see a short dark figure charging in his direction from the inn. "Ye lousy piece of meat! I will teach you a few lessons on being aggravating. First you gotta be direct." Ghrimm breaks from the shadows and hits the shocked cleric full in the chest with his shoulder spikes. The Cleric's body flails like a limp doll as Ghrimm continues his charge and slams into the stone wall of a home. The Abbot slides off Ghrimm's shoulder spikes and lies lifeless on the street, propped against the building in a sitting position. Blood pours forth from his wounds and pools around the body, too much blood for the cleric's robes to absorb.

"Second thing about getting on people's nerves is you can't ever lose your head when things get bad." Ghrimm brings his deadly two-handed blade singing across at Abbot's neck. The blade hits with a loud clang as it bounces off the wall behind the cleric's neck. The head flies into the mud of a nearby puddle as more blood erupts from the headless body. "Seems to me that you failed both." Ghrimm walks over to the puddle and grabs the head from the puddle. Lifting it up so he can look in its eyes he shakes his head and smirks, "this was too easy."

Ghrimm drags the body into the dark alley between the two buildings and covers it up lightly with some trash, knowing full well that in the morning the body will have attracted rats and probably the authorities. Turning back in the direction of the inn, Ghrimm again enters the shadows.

Inside the Inn everyone is still in shock at the behavior of the seemingly calm cleric. Torgal, sitting quietly over in a corner, drinks his dark ale and broods, his mood having turned very dark since the Abbot left. The crowd starts as a front window smashes in and a head, the cleric's head, splashes to the floor. "You can add that to my damage bill! It was worth it! Mmwwwahahahahahahhah!" Ghrimm cries from the darkness of the street outside. Everyone looks at the head but it is Ryle that comes out from the bar and picks it up.

"Put it on ice Ryle, I may rename the bar, or put it in my private booth." Torgal's grim expression gets darker as he downs his ale and gets up to leave. Ryle already heading for the cellar to do Torgal's wish.

FIGHT STATISTICS
Winner: --
Loser: --
DM: Torgal    
Length: --    
Season: Exhibition    
Week: --    

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