Cyrania

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

SS Libertalia

Cicero Bladewalker

@Spiffy

The knight's punch connected, sending the pirate reeling. But he was still on his feet and conscious. The pirate behind him charged in with a left hook. The third was going to be here soon and the captain smirked as he continued to watch.

Oh what could our brave knight possibly do? Continue to fight back? He really ought to be somewhat mindful of his injuries. Dodge and come up with a plan to incapacitate the guys? There is a ocean behind him he could utilize as well as whatever's on deck such as rope, stuff from the dinner.

Dalious & Gwyneria

@Sol Grim

"Let me grab our things first, then we can consider part two." Gwyn finally replied, forcing herself to not be as tense as she was being. For right now, the guy did seem to be an ally and there was no point in worrying too much. She could probably handle him on her own if worse came to worse, but as long as there was no need to test that... Another thud came from outside. "Though it sounds that Cicero has already started on that part." Her eyes fell onto the chests and she tested first to see if they were locked or not. "So, how did you manage to escape? Or is that a trade secret?" Yep, of course they were locked, but it was good to check first. Now were some likely places for him to have his keys? Her eyes scanned the room and fell upon a bed, a desk, a rug, travel souvenirs, and assorted clothes lying about the place. She started immediately towards the desk and searched the drawers.

Is Dalious going to help her in her search? Search for something else? Be creepy? Or do something else?

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

Also finished pacifist run on Undertale earlier.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

Still here. School's a bit hectic, but I am formulating the next post.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

I'm trying to complete a true pacifist route before playing the sequel game and I'm currently stuck on Mettaton.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

@Spiffy

It may just be from me playing Undertale recently, but I'm imaging the Undyne Fight Theme going on as Cicero faces the pirates.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

SS Libertalia

Cicero Bladewalker

@Spiffy

Four more pirates had fallen to the effects of their grog, but three shambled over to take up the challenge. The captain hung back and observed for now, curious about how this would turn out. The three came from different corners of the deck and therefore ended up assembly to join the fight sequentially as time drew on. Yet his challenge did complete the objective of keeping all remaining attention on him. The first one up threw a right cross at our fearless, still injured knight.

Dalious & Gwyneria

@Sol Grim

Gwyneria rolled her eyes as she heard the commotion Cicero started up. The fool better not get himself more injured! But she pushed onward, walking silently through the shadows. She was near the Captain's chamber's now. Why Cicero would choose now to do a distraction like was beyond her. Unless it was also a warning? It seemed obtuse for a plea for help. She set aside the image of Calypso possession and focused on a simple blind spell. The crew ought to be accounted for, but one could never know for sure. She carefully opened the door...

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

@Sol Grim
I'll say that the fishbones work to jimmy the lock.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

Anyone have questions or problems with what I posted? I sought to not drag characters in directions they weren't supposed to go towards. Feel free to give feedback. Hopefully, this can at least help with continuing on for now.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

SS Libertalia

Captain Joss "Mutiny" shrugged before bellowing. "What'd you say, lads? Should we allow our former Cap'n here his last meal?" The crew replied with hearty yeas and scornful laughter. "Well then, let him have the fish that most deserves to be his dinner." The sailors cheered and mocked as the most odious, foulest, rawest fish was brought forward and thrown into the cell, eyes and scales and all. It definitely wasn't a culinary delight, but the fishbones were in there.

The crew then "politely" brought their "guests" for the feast up on deck. The food was good and the pirates were certainly merry. Cicero and Gwyn stayed tense and alert though throughout the night. Graves ended up falling asleep from his "medication" along with the four others who'd shared in the "medicine". The rest, especially the Captain, focused on their grog. Chrom became more boisterous as the night wore on, bragging about all matter of exploits. The others entered greater and lesser degrees of intoxication and sleepiness.

After a while, Gwyneira figured now was the chance to find their equipment and potentially get their other potential ally out of his cell. Whispering her plans to Cicero with a plea to call for help if he got into any sort of trouble, Gwyn snuck away and headed towards the Captain's cabin.

Kings and Killers: A Classical Fantasy Adventure (Chapter 1)

In light of that, I'll seek what info's available and try to post tonight.