In reply to Titus Blackwell (msg # 677):
Titus exits the stage and emerges back from the far side of the stage back in his narrator's garb.
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As the pigs step up onto the bridge Uldaf Jumps out with his typical roar.
WHO IS MAKING ALL THAT NOISE ON MY BRIDGE.
The miller sneers and says
It is I, Praxis, demon; and I shall pass!
Uldaf looms even larger as his nimbus of fire and shadow swells
You shall not pass! This is my bridge and I have been promised to eat you... and your pigs.
With little more ceremony the miller draws his wooden sword and strikes Uldaf a solid blow in the chest. Not necessarily enough to grievously injure him but certainly enough to hurt like hell, cause a bruise and show his full disdain for the hermit.
The illusion falls to peices and Titus stammers and breaks character as his friend lays out on the ground. Titus looks wide eyed at the miller.
Theater is supposed to be non-contact he hisses. That was also a REALLY bad idea. Uldaf can be... titchy. Those watching the background notice a fog coalesce around Uldaf.
Titus flaunts to the front of the stage and says grandly
And thus was the lesson taught that no matter how big you are there is always someone bigger.
Titus strikes a grand gesture and silent rockets and firworks explode in the air behind him.
/ooc I have something after responses from Uldaf. /ooc
The audience breaks into reflexive applause at the lightshow and the grand gesture. However, the applause gives way to gasps as something lurches in the background.
This message was last edited by the player at 13:01, Wed 24 June 2015.