Another Renalta quote. This one was one where I played with Shakespearian English, threw in a little German here and there. The battle was a brutal slugfest where Marcus eventually wins by shattering the Crusader's knee, but still. The dialogue is really something.

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[b]Crusader:[/b] "Hark stranger! I seek but one; A woman with raven black hair! Hath thou seen such a fair witch?"

[b]Marcus:[/b] "You have but one desire, and for that, I advise that you turn. For no raven would dare sit long enough for a hunter to catch."

[b]Crusader:[/b] [Upon realizing Marcus is a Tiefling--descended from demonic blood] "Thou consider me jester or fool? Hath thou no thought to thy words? Fie! Thou compare me to death, which rains upon thee like fire from the Heavens!"

[b]Marcus:[/b] "Abaye more, Butcher."

[b]Crusader:[/b] [Note: Mixed German in with English.] "Thou shalt soon be A-tenden for thy forfet, no Alembyk nor Wiccan's serpent tongue shall spare thee, unless thou confessen to thy forsunegede cost!"

[b]Marcus:[/b] "To battle, then."

[i][After further taunts during the fight, the battle ends with Marcus overtop his opponent][/i]

[b]Crusader:[/b] "Thou hath fought bravely.. Thou flaunt thy power, now shall thou flaunt thy mercy? Honour amongst knights?"

[b]Marcus:[/b] [Executes him] "No quarter for dead men."