Finnegan Huttman
It had been...
Actually, rather pleasant for the blonde haired man, yes, it was horrid that folks were dieing bbut all in all he hadn't had too much trouble. Really he had been trying how to best slay the things more than have trouble with them. His armor was holding up, his body was still ready to go and his sword, while it could use abit more of love from a whetstone, was still servicable in most if not all facets.
For each time he went out to fight, he got more used to the beasts. The team up thing worked well enough, but he found it best to cut it from the shoulder down just below the other arm pit, cutting head and armor from the body. He considered this the killing stroke. At that point, even if it still flopped around it was one arm with little power behind it. it was like fighting particularly durable undead... In a sense, thats what they were, he guessed.
he didn't know the ins and outs of how such magics work but rot and dead material made into a humanish form that claws and rakes at people sounds undead to Finn.
But, with that thought experiment aside, things were happening again. Reports coming in and hell was unfortunately once again at their doorstep. Finn wouldn't be reading these reports, he was busy looking over the wall, at the things looking at him. There were a few more than yesterday, when one tried to reach voer he took the chance to deliver a cut to the head or arm reaching up. Suprisingly, he had five slain just from this.
None of them learned from the last, it was, for most intents and purposes, like they didn't care about the ones around them or how they died.
Endless droves, no true end.
Only option when it comes to that is to kill the thing making them.
And hope that thing is controlling them somehow and they will just lay down and die afterwards.
And.. Suprise suprise... it looks like the Lord brought up the same idea. Probably some report or something. Nobles liked those. Really, the idea probably was there for awhile, but who ever would be so foolhardy to be the first to say "Go into the murder woods."
Finn would have, but it would have probably been met with boos and complaining.
Now this guardswoman, acting as if shes some godly herald, comes out and says they should form up for the suicide pact.
"Bravado is good and all, but do we have any clue whats making them? Where is this leader?
Are we to pretend this isn't a last ditch suicide attack and we're being sent in with nothing but hope at our back and Orichallicum balls between our legs?
Because if so I appreciate the candor and honesty and I awas going to go if you said either way I'm tired of staring at them from afar and I want to fight again."
It had been...
Actually, rather pleasant for the blonde haired man, yes, it was horrid that folks were dieing bbut all in all he hadn't had too much trouble. Really he had been trying how to best slay the things more than have trouble with them. His armor was holding up, his body was still ready to go and his sword, while it could use abit more of love from a whetstone, was still servicable in most if not all facets.
For each time he went out to fight, he got more used to the beasts. The team up thing worked well enough, but he found it best to cut it from the shoulder down just below the other arm pit, cutting head and armor from the body. He considered this the killing stroke. At that point, even if it still flopped around it was one arm with little power behind it. it was like fighting particularly durable undead... In a sense, thats what they were, he guessed.
he didn't know the ins and outs of how such magics work but rot and dead material made into a humanish form that claws and rakes at people sounds undead to Finn.
But, with that thought experiment aside, things were happening again. Reports coming in and hell was unfortunately once again at their doorstep. Finn wouldn't be reading these reports, he was busy looking over the wall, at the things looking at him. There were a few more than yesterday, when one tried to reach voer he took the chance to deliver a cut to the head or arm reaching up. Suprisingly, he had five slain just from this.
None of them learned from the last, it was, for most intents and purposes, like they didn't care about the ones around them or how they died.
Endless droves, no true end.
Only option when it comes to that is to kill the thing making them.
And hope that thing is controlling them somehow and they will just lay down and die afterwards.
And.. Suprise suprise... it looks like the Lord brought up the same idea. Probably some report or something. Nobles liked those. Really, the idea probably was there for awhile, but who ever would be so foolhardy to be the first to say "Go into the murder woods."
Finn would have, but it would have probably been met with boos and complaining.
Now this guardswoman, acting as if shes some godly herald, comes out and says they should form up for the suicide pact.
"Bravado is good and all, but do we have any clue whats making them? Where is this leader?
Are we to pretend this isn't a last ditch suicide attack and we're being sent in with nothing but hope at our back and Orichallicum balls between our legs?
Because if so I appreciate the candor and honesty and I awas going to go if you said either way I'm tired of staring at them from afar and I want to fight again."