» Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:27 am
Special Surprise - You get both!
Carro Tsandwich's Surprise
Carro entered the tavern from the last entry. "My goodness! What a beautiful maiden!" verboculated a High Elf. "Gurr, she is da purty!" grunted a nearby Orc. Being better than both of these fools, Carro pealed out another laugh; both of the men suddenly dropped dead, probably from a heart attack or brain explosion. One man, however, remained standing. I know, right? Wasn't expecting that one, eh? And yes, I used "wasn't" instead of "weren't." Wait, is that even right? Weren't expecting that one? It sounds really stupid. Anyways, it was an unexpected situation, because I didn't mention a third man; also, up to this point, Carro has been killing things left and right with her beautiful laughter.
Naturally, Carro was quite shocked. Up until this point, the only men who had been able to resist her feminine charms were our heroes. Who was this stranger? Why was he so handsome? Where did he come from? How did he get his hair so good looking, especially in a world without conditioner? Well, dear reader(s), this man's name was Tran the Gan. Yes, that is the answer to all of those questions. Oh, also; think of Tran the Gan as one of those incredibly handsome prince knights; you know, the loud kind, but in a good way.
"Oh, my," fainted Carro; luckily, Tran the Gan did a cool looking slide, and caught her before she fell and impaled her unmarred beauty upon a nearby meatfork. "Milady," exclaimed Tran the Gan, "are you alright?" "I've never been better," murmured Carro. Suffice to say, Carro's surprise ended up being pretty good after all.
What Happened to the Other Three
Schmut E. Buncis was in quite the pickle. You see, Schmut E. was quite popular with the feminine (and sometimes masculine) mages of the Mages Guild. Problem was, Schmut E. didn't particularly care for the mages; he felt that they were quite obnoxious and stupid. Like, come on? Who makes you go into a well to pick up a 150 something ring? And so many fetch quests....
So, Schmut E. found himself beplagued by the idiocy of the Mages Guild; also, it was Bravil, which is like a modern day hobo village, but worse. The mages were stupid, that is all. Although, there was some pretty fine tail there, if you know what I mean. Like that "Enemies Explode" chick? Yeah, there is definitely an explosion going on when I see her.
"Like, Schmut E., you're so cool," shrieked one of them, "like, lets kiss by the river." "Crikey, this isn't ace at all," Schmut E. shouted, "it is a bloody sewer system!" Schmut E. slapped the woman across her face; she quickly ran off, happy that the grand Schmut E. had touched her in any way. Anyhow, Schmut E. left the Guild with his paper and quills; also, he picked up a Ring of Trickery, and a Staff of Swelling.
Meanwhile, Broken-Scale was investigating the spear situation going on here; apparently, Todo Horawd had replaced all of the "Stabby" type of spear with a "Pokey to make Magic" type of spear. Broken-Scale wasn't pleased with this at all. "Dudes, this isn't rad at all. Where're my tubular spears?" Broken-Scale nictated his membranes in sadness.
But wait! A shocking turn of events? "Hehehehe, I have a spear for you right here," said a freakish little Bosmer, "would you like to give it a try?" Broken-Scale, being a man of intelligence, knew that the Bosmer didn't actually have a spear; in fact, he wasn't a Bosmer at all. He was, indeed, Sheogorath; Broken-Scale knew this because only Sheogorath had facial hair, a trait outlawed by the Emperor in the great Beard and Moustache Banning of 3E 432. "Dude, you aren't a Bosmer. Cowabunga!" Broken-Scale knew Sheogorath's one weakness was order, so he quickly arranged a nearby table setting into its proper formation. "Sheeah! My one weakness, order. Because you have defeated me, you can have this! The Spear of Chaos!" Sheogorath disappeared in a puff of smoke. "Ra-di-cal!" crowed Broken-Scale; finally, he had a spear!
As these events took place, The Son was examining a local merchant's wares. "Good merchant, what is this?" questioned The Son as he held up a small packet of beans. "Well, m'boy, those are cocoa beans. You can put 'em in water, heat it up, and then you have a bitter drink that wakes you right up." "Hmmm," pondered The Son. "How much for a barrel of beans?" "Fifteen hundred Septims," answered the merchantical man. You know what? No, The Son gets the beans for free. No stupid "Oh, I need to find the money, but I'll end up saving the merchant's family from honey badgers with swords for teeth, and then he'll give me the beans and his daughter's hand in marriage for free." That is such contrived plot device, so The Son gets the beans for free.
Intermission I lost count - Up Next, A mysterious Prophesee!