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| − | ''Amara Danicek'' | + | ''Author: Amara Danicek'' |
| − | Characters: Rand al'Thor, Matrim Cauthon, Lan Mandragoran, Siuan Sanche, Perrin Aybara, Ingtar, Leane, Hurin, Loial, Lord Agelmar, | + | Characters: [[Rand al'Thor]], [[Matrim Cauthon]], [[Lan Mandragoran]], [[Siuan Sanche]], [[Perrin Aybara]], [[Ingtar Shinowa]], [[Leane Sharif]], [[Hurin]], [[Loial]], Lord [[Agelmar]], [[Bayle Domon]] |
| − | Setting: Fal Dara courtyard, | + | Setting: [[Fal Dara]] courtyard, [[Shienar]]ian countryside, [[Illian]] |
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| + | '''[[Rand]]'s point of view:''' | ||
Rand goes down to the courtyard to ready his horse to leave. There he meets Loial who tells Rand he will still follow them even though they don't know how long it will be. When Mat and Perrin come down he tries to apologize about what he had said earlier but they both just turn away. Loial points out that Rand's coat is very fancy, and that that may be why they are turned off. Rand says he will change when they stop at night because all of his clothes were packed for him before he could get a simpler coat. | Rand goes down to the courtyard to ready his horse to leave. There he meets Loial who tells Rand he will still follow them even though they don't know how long it will be. When Mat and Perrin come down he tries to apologize about what he had said earlier but they both just turn away. Loial points out that Rand's coat is very fancy, and that that may be why they are turned off. Rand says he will change when they stop at night because all of his clothes were packed for him before he could get a simpler coat. | ||
| − | Lan confronts Rand and tells him how to sheathe the sword. Rand thinks Lan is crazy and that it will never be needed. Just then the Amyrlin appears telling Lord Agelmar that she will leave now rather than later. Agelmar insist that she stay longer so he can throw a proper feast. Loial tells Rand that she has sent a messenger to Almoth Plain to see what is wrong. Rand tries unsuccessfully to convince himself it has nothing to do with him. | + | Lan confronts Rand and tells him how to sheathe the sword in his own body. Rand thinks Lan is crazy and that it will never be needed. Just then the [[Amyrlin]] appears telling Lord Agelmar that she will leave now rather than later. Agelmar insist that she stay longer so he can throw a proper feast. Loial tells Rand that she has sent a messenger to [[Almoth Plain]] to see what is wrong. Rand tries unsuccessfully to convince himself it has nothing to do with him. |
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| + | The Amyrlin tells them they most retrieve the Horn before as quickly as possible; That the Horn is bound to the sounder, not necessarily to the side of the Light. Rand feels someone watching him again and just as he turns his horse to look a dart goes past him, nicks the Amyrlin in the arm and kills the man behind her. | ||
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| + | Lord Agelmar insists that the Amyrlin wait to leave until after they have searched for the assassin. She tells him that it is nonsense and she will not be delayed. Once again she presses the importance of their hunt before they set out. Ingtar informs Rand that [[Changu]] and [[Niado]] are missing, and they had the watch last night. Ingtar introduces Rand to Hurin and explains how he will track those who stole the Horn. They begin heading south. | ||
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| − | + | '''[[Bayle Domon]]'s point of view:''' | |
| − | + | Bayle Domon finds himself in a very boisterous Illian. He goes to an Inn called Easing the Badger. He is confronted by three men and is asked to sail to [[Mayene]] for 1000 marks. He is reluctant sensing something is odd about the offer; however it hasn't been his first. He accepts and is given a letter with instructions to give it to the dock master there where he will receive his passenger and further compensation. He is told that he must be discreet and leave at first chance. His suspicion is furthered when he discovers the coins are [[Tar Valon]] marks. | |
| − | His Second in command arrives to tells him that Carn is dead, his third dead crew member. He is also warned of people trying to board the Spray, and other strange goings on. He decides that they sail right then and if the men don't make it in time they are left behind. Once on the ship | + | His Second in command arrives to tells him that [[Carn]] is dead, his third dead crew member. He is also warned of people trying to board the ''Spray'', and other strange goings on. He decides that they sail right then and if the men don't make it in time they are left behind. Once on the ship Bayle Domon opens the letter and sees that it says he is a [[Darkfriend]]. He suspects that the letter is forged although he has no handwriting to compare it too. He notices that the letter says to seize his belongings which angers him as he collects old and wonderful things. His collection includes a lightrod, an old cat skull, and amazingly, a Seal to the Dark One's prison. He tells his crew to sail west, where they will put in at [[Ebou Dar]] for awhile and then continue west more to [[Almoth Plain]]. |
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Revision as of 13:19, 5 October 2006
Leavetakings
Author: Amara Danicek
Characters: Rand al'Thor, Matrim Cauthon, Lan Mandragoran, Siuan Sanche, Perrin Aybara, Ingtar Shinowa, Leane Sharif, Hurin, Loial, Lord Agelmar, Bayle Domon
Setting: Fal Dara courtyard, Shienarian countryside, Illian
Point of view: Rand, Domom
Rand's point of view:
Rand goes down to the courtyard to ready his horse to leave. There he meets Loial who tells Rand he will still follow them even though they don't know how long it will be. When Mat and Perrin come down he tries to apologize about what he had said earlier but they both just turn away. Loial points out that Rand's coat is very fancy, and that that may be why they are turned off. Rand says he will change when they stop at night because all of his clothes were packed for him before he could get a simpler coat.
Lan confronts Rand and tells him how to sheathe the sword in his own body. Rand thinks Lan is crazy and that it will never be needed. Just then the Amyrlin appears telling Lord Agelmar that she will leave now rather than later. Agelmar insist that she stay longer so he can throw a proper feast. Loial tells Rand that she has sent a messenger to Almoth Plain to see what is wrong. Rand tries unsuccessfully to convince himself it has nothing to do with him.
The Amyrlin tells them they most retrieve the Horn before as quickly as possible; That the Horn is bound to the sounder, not necessarily to the side of the Light. Rand feels someone watching him again and just as he turns his horse to look a dart goes past him, nicks the Amyrlin in the arm and kills the man behind her.
Lord Agelmar insists that the Amyrlin wait to leave until after they have searched for the assassin. She tells him that it is nonsense and she will not be delayed. Once again she presses the importance of their hunt before they set out. Ingtar informs Rand that Changu and Niado are missing, and they had the watch last night. Ingtar introduces Rand to Hurin and explains how he will track those who stole the Horn. They begin heading south.
Bayle Domon's point of view:
Bayle Domon finds himself in a very boisterous Illian. He goes to an Inn called Easing the Badger. He is confronted by three men and is asked to sail to Mayene for 1000 marks. He is reluctant sensing something is odd about the offer; however it hasn't been his first. He accepts and is given a letter with instructions to give it to the dock master there where he will receive his passenger and further compensation. He is told that he must be discreet and leave at first chance. His suspicion is furthered when he discovers the coins are Tar Valon marks.
His Second in command arrives to tells him that Carn is dead, his third dead crew member. He is also warned of people trying to board the Spray, and other strange goings on. He decides that they sail right then and if the men don't make it in time they are left behind. Once on the ship Bayle Domon opens the letter and sees that it says he is a Darkfriend. He suspects that the letter is forged although he has no handwriting to compare it too. He notices that the letter says to seize his belongings which angers him as he collects old and wonderful things. His collection includes a lightrod, an old cat skull, and amazingly, a Seal to the Dark One's prison. He tells his crew to sail west, where they will put in at Ebou Dar for awhile and then continue west more to Almoth Plain.
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