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Fan Works => Role Play Dueling Board => Roleplaying => Completed Duels => Topic started by: Morgazath on May 02, 2015, 07:53:17 PM

Title: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on May 02, 2015, 07:53:17 PM
 Thunk! Thunk! Thunk! The repeated sounds of a sword on wood rang out from the training area as a young otter practiced for an upcoming tournament. Varo Blacksea practiced long and hard for this tournament, hoping he can best his old friend, Rauthum Wavebreak.   
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Stonestripe on May 03, 2015, 10:24:31 PM
Walking up quietly and leaning against a tree Rauthum Wavebreak watched Varo practice. It had been a few seasons since he last visited the Blacksea Holt and he was glad to see his old friend working hard training.

"I see ya still pretty good at whittling a stick" ,Rauthum said with a big grin, "I'll be sure to warn the trees about the notorious Varo Woodchopper."

Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on May 05, 2015, 03:12:57 AM
 Varo turned from his practicing at the sound of Rauthum's voice. Grinning broadly at the jibe, Varo put his sword back in his scabbard and replied to Rauthum. "Well sink me rudder, if it isn't me ol' matey, Rauthum Wavebreak. Ow've you've been, mate?"
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Stonestripe on May 06, 2015, 10:30:41 PM
"I've been swell me ol' rudderthumper, been roving the big waters spanking vermin like bad dibbuns. Soon as I herd the Blacksea Holt was having this grand event I swam this way." With smile still on his sleek features Rauthum tossed his clam knife idly as he spoke.
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on May 11, 2015, 12:39:02 AM
 Varo's laugh rang out around the training area. "So me ol' matey, Rauthum is taking part in this competition, eh? At least I'll have some competition." With that, Varo took out his sword, readied his shield and posed a fighting stance. "Now then, let's see how much you've learned."
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Stonestripe on May 11, 2015, 10:10:40 PM
Rauthum pulled his short sword out of it's sheath, holding it loosely at his side, and slipped his clam knife back into it's place on his belt. Using a wide comfortable stance he raised his blade and tapped Varo's blade with it.

"Lets see what you can do mate."
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on June 07, 2015, 05:11:50 PM
 OOC: Incredibly sorry this took so long.

BIC: Smiling broadly, Varo moved his blade up and down Rauthum's. "This should be fun." He said cheerfully. With that, he leaped back, and did a half step forward, swinging his sword in a lightning fast arc. 
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Stonestripe on June 14, 2015, 11:06:58 PM
Surprised by the fast movement Rauthum stumbled a bit then brought his sword up stopping the blow short of his face. Smiling through the strain and his numbed paw from the sudden clash of metal he said, "The seasons have been good to you mate, nice and strong, it's all that ot'root your mum feeds ya eh."
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on June 24, 2015, 05:17:45 PM
 Grinning broadly, Varo withdrew a couple paces. "Thanks, mate. The seasons have been good to you, too. That was a pretty fast block. It's like my mum used to say, 'The best way 'or an otter to be strong is exercise, practice and ot'root.'"

With that, Varo took a defensive stance. "Your turn. Hopefully your attacking is as fast as your defending."
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Stonestripe on July 13, 2015, 03:00:46 AM
Rauthum's smile widened and he said, "It's easy to stay quick when you dance with all the pretty females." He started a small jig like dance. Then with a quick side step Rauthum swung his sword at Varo's exposed side.
Title: Re: Duel: Morgazath vs. Stonestripe
Post by: Morgazath on August 23, 2015, 01:40:28 AM
 Caught a little off guard at Rauthum's quick attack, Varo barely managed to block and jump back. He grinned. "I hope you're not talking about that time when we were at the Festival and all the maids came to me and ignored you."

Following these word was a feint, then lunge.