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MOVE SOUTH WHILE SINGING A BAWDY TAVERN SONG

Quote from: Lucus Casius on August 17, 2010, 05:22:56 pm

Quote from: eclipsetail on August 17, 2010, 05:22:15 pm

Quote from: Lucus Casius on August 17, 2010, 05:21:20 pm

No.

JUMP INTO WELL AND AWAIT FURTHER ORDERS.

and halfway down stab the sword into the ground to hopefully soften your fall!

JUST BLOCK THE GROUND, YOU FOOL.

WITH WHAT?

THE SWORD.  OR YOUR FACE.  OR THE SIGN.  ANYTHING, REALLY.

No.

JUMP INTO WELL AND AWAIT FURTHER ORDERS.

Rovell walked over to a nearby food stall whose goods had not yet been thrown to the ground.  He glanced at the sign, and grabbed a few snacks.  Sitting back down by the stall, he munched on the food and watched the looters while he waited.

Rovell leaned against one of the empty stands.  His contact hadn't shown up yet, though Rovell supposed that he was still a little early.  He continued to wait, wondering how the trial for the insane Lunar would go.

Rovell shielded his eyes and and examined the position of the sun.  It was about time that he head off to meet his contact. 

He glanced at the guards, and then turned towards where the confused man had been.  Rovell was unsurprised to find that the man had apparently fled while everyone was distracted.  Probably a wise action.

Rovell moved out of the alley and into the market square, heading towards another one nearby.  He made a note to head to the courthouse after the meeting.  He wanted to speak with the Lunar.  She would likely know better than he how to get in contact with others who would be able to aid him.

He moved past the man who had demanded payment for his book with barely a glance.  Only a mad man would believe that he could simply tell the guards to ignore an alleged criminal for no reason other than to help him search for a book.

I'll vote Rincewind, even though he won't actually win this, but instead escape into THE THREAD THAT NOBODY HAS MADE YET.  SOMEBODY MAKE THAT THREAD DAMN IT.