C.A.R.P.S.

*Tee walks into the Inn a very solemn look upon his face*

A hero has fallen, he fought bravely and nobly to provide those that still live the chance to remove one more great darkness from this realm. This hero was my friend, he was friend to many in this town and to ignore his sacrifice is to make his sacrifice in vain. Kllog was not just a friend to me, he was like a big brother...he saved my life countless times and was always there to help me out with anything I needed.

Next month on the first friday I will be holding a memorial service for Kllog...There will be a feast commemorating his heroic sacrifice, a mourning for his loss, and then I will take all those who wish to go and I will perform a ritual of magic that will lock the foul vampire mayhemm inside of his castle until such time as the prophecy is prepared for completion. I invite all those who where friend to kllog to attend this memorium and to think kindly upon him and all that he did for this world, this town, and for its members. I also invite all those who call him friend a chance to acompany me to castle mayhemm and see that his death was not in vain.

*With that Tee turns around a walks from the Inn, Tears of anguish and sorrow running down his face*

Flogg will be there. Flogg have to go now have mourning to do.
*Flogg leaves the Inn, soon there after a roar of anger and despair erupts through the night sky*

*Nyrhtak draws his sword. He flips it around and slams the tip into the ground. He kneels before it.*

In memory of my best friend. Wouldn't miss it for the world.

*Nyrhtak tears his sword out of the ground and steps into the woods.*

*kane draws his sword, clenches the blade with his left hand*

tonight as my blood runith down this blade in memory of klog, i vow that klogs sacrafice was not in vain, mayhams head will roll.

*releasing his blood covered blade, a single tear runs down rowens cheek*

*looking to the sky*

Klog may you rest in peace, for you have died honnorably.

*Kimberlyn looks over to Tee before he leaves. The anguish and sorrow of the loss reflected on her face.*

I would not miss it for the world. Klogg my friend you taught me so much, now it is time to put those lessons into practice.

How I am truly going to miss your smile around here.

*watches all the sword flippery and clutching*

Makes me damn glad I'm a mage some days....

Bombour, another if you would

*once retrieving his drink, sits and simply stares off into space*

I'll start with my criticism, Klogg was not a very good mercenary. He allowed his emotions, conscience, and friendships to guide his actions. I think in the end he saw this and realized that he was something different than a mercenary.

Many of you no doubt will see that as something to remember him fondly by, so be it.

As a warrior, and an instrument against the coming darkness... the only word that comes to mind is... peerless.

We are left with a heavy burden and task with this Mayhem. Anyone who could challenge Klogg is dangerous to the extreme... the one who could bring him down? A truly amazing foe.

*Smiling to himself*

No, he was not a great mercenary and that is what made him one of my closest friends and allies, his heart and mind was always dedicated to the greater good. I will NOT allow Kllog's sacrifice to be wasted, I too will be there to help Tee, and many thanks to all that come with.

*Wiping a tear from his cheek he exits the inn.*

*Kimberlyn watches Arthur's reaction and her solem expression grows even deeper.*

Klogg my dear friend you certainly had an impact on a great number of people. I don't even think you realized just how much we all cared for you.

Nope, Darthesis is right you were never exactly a mercinary, you had a heart, a great sense of humor, and may we all succeed and come together as you wanted us to.

*With that she brushes a pices of hair out of her face and heads outside.*

Tee I wish to help provide the drink for our memorial feast. Consider it done. Klogg was never one to leave anyone out, and although you all may not know it, he was also a friend of mine.

When first I met Klogg we had a disagreement on the treatment of the Ga'vin. My experience was so limited. He helped me to see that an entire race cannot be judged based upon the actions of one. And though I had insulted a friend of his deeply, Klogg did not stirke out in anger at me. Instead he...(looking down at her shoe, twisting idly in the sand)gruffly showed me the value of tolerance.

Hmm...Isn't that something? An orc, teaching tolerance.

--Maria--

It truely is a great loss indeed. *Artimus fades into the background of wence he came*

*Markus walks into the in after being away for a moon* What has befallen our great friend and hero of the relm klogg? word has it he has passed from this relm. You can bet i will be there Tee. I would not miss it for anything. *Markus goes to the vault.*

*Tom speeks up softly*

"if the mesure of a man is by his deeds, than let him be a great man indeed for they were many and great.

I will remember him as a friend, comrad, and one hell of a fighter!

It seems strange to think ill never share a drink with him after a successful campain again, but when i do drink ill think of him fondly and remember better days.

I will be their to help in any way I can."