The Joust ends in bloodshed...
Apr 20, 2014 2:43:47 GMT
Post by Sean on Apr 20, 2014 2:43:47 GMT
The first round of the joust had some exciting match ups. Sir Durangal Inniviere, a son and knight of his house, soundly beat Sir Tybarius Alturien in the first match while the stable-boy turned squire Ragnok Demirov defeated the mighty Frue Hekili Varaldsen-Gaelan to everyone's surprise. Later Dame Angelica Baptiste, the Griffon Knight of Terias won her tilt against Sir Sir Marrigan Palinor - the Blue Knight - and defeated him.
The most impressive match was between the Scourge of Terias, Sir Vladimir Black and Sir Aeris Inniviere. The first tilt saw a point go and too the Betrayer and while she second pass was uneventful, the third saw that they struck each other. Of course, the Scourge's blow hit harder - the tourney lance broke off and impaled Sir Aeris' should. Still, the heir to the defiantly rose that arm and shouted his house's motto - flies higher than you, indeed.
This did little to sooth the Scourge's anger, however, which he took out on one of the Innivere's man-at-arms - an act that almost sparked war. In the end however, the necromancer Skarre Dragomir was able to pacify the man somehow and after some debate he was lead to the Doltanbran guardhouse in chains... Yet there were still whispers of war...
The most impressive match was between the Scourge of Terias, Sir Vladimir Black and Sir Aeris Inniviere. The first tilt saw a point go and too the Betrayer and while she second pass was uneventful, the third saw that they struck each other. Of course, the Scourge's blow hit harder - the tourney lance broke off and impaled Sir Aeris' should. Still, the heir to the defiantly rose that arm and shouted his house's motto - flies higher than you, indeed.
This did little to sooth the Scourge's anger, however, which he took out on one of the Innivere's man-at-arms - an act that almost sparked war. In the end however, the necromancer Skarre Dragomir was able to pacify the man somehow and after some debate he was lead to the Doltanbran guardhouse in chains... Yet there were still whispers of war...
