Hazel (Cornflower) vs. Mankers (Vilu/Dilu)

[Lord Daskar]

OOC: Hazel sure is a slow runner.

IC: Mankers smiled in a satisfied way, 'Good, she's not as agile as some squirrels.'
Ignoring her comment he came quickly forward, the ax above his head ready to slice Hazel in half.

[Cornflower MM]

OOC: Heh, yeah. Sorry about not replying. You're not bored with this are you?

BIC: Hazel blocked the axe with her sword, "Hah! Better do better than that, weasel, or you'll be chopped into fish meat." she taunted, feinting to the right and stabbing to the left.

[Lord Daskar]

OOC: That's fine, family reunions are a decent excuse. Not really, you need a comma before the "are you?" I'll edit this later and that block was totally powerplaying, I don't care how minor it is. Let it be known to all that you did it before me! Now that I look, you did it on your second post when you made me snap a twig.

[Cornflower MM]

OOC: So I did, in my second post. I don't see how you say that the block was PP, but whatever. Let's just move on.

[Lord Daskar]

OOC: If you think I'm mad, I'm not. I was happy I didn't accidentally do it first.

IC: Mankers was stabbed and nicked several times ,the ax wasn't good for blocking quick sword thrusts, luckily none of them were painful or serious. He quickly moved backwards but stumbled over a tree root, the ax was moved down to stop himself from falling.

[Cornflower MM]

OOC: Mmkay. Dang I'm so forgetful.

BIC: Hazel laughed in triumph, moving closer. "Any last words, weasel?" She taunted, lifting her sword.

[Lord Daskar]

Mankers smiled. He could turn this mistake into one of his favorite tricks and the dumb squirrel had been foolish enough to expose her entire body. In a flash he drew his dagger and sprang forwards, directing the blade towards Hazel's heart and moving the ax into a blocking position.

[Cornflower MM]

OOC: I see no good way to get out of that with dying or PPing/GMing. You wanna end this?

[Lord Daskar]

OOC: Sure, I love winning.

[Cornflower MM]

OOC: *Rolls eyes*

BIC: With a shriek, Hazel went to jump back, but not fast enough. With a gasp, she watched the dagger enter her chest. She staggered, then fell, and didn't move again.

[Lord Daskar]

Mankers looked at Hazel for several seconds before yelping in pain as the sword fell and hit his foot. He was sightly surprised and horrified, this was the first beast he had ever killed. He prodded Hazel a few times with his ax before pulling out the dagger, grabbing the sword and the bag, and leaving.

@James Gryphon. I believe we are done.