The Rising Tide
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2016 10:04 am
*This soap occurs weeks before the events of Revel Rousers.*
Leagues Northwest from the continent of Northeros...

Kaptain Lucer of Draklon arrives on a small vessel at a lone dock leading to an Esduin Pantheon on the Isle of Westwind. The Isle is just a few miles west of North Esduin and used not just as a staging platform for military and trading endeavors, but also as a gathering point for its allies. Ironically enough, most of North Esduin found Draklon distasteful, especially the seemingly renegade Lucer and his rag-tag band of northern pirates.

"Stay here, I shouldn't be gone for too long," Lucer told his boatman, who nodded silently. The Drakhirri seemed a little uneasy, but he didn't voice any concerns. Lucer was dimly aware that most of his men were anxious when they were near North Esduin's territory, but his presence today was an important one.

Lucer steps onto the pier as his lackey docks the rowboat, they are then approached by an Esduin noble richly dressed in the finest of robes with a wearing a snobby leer to match.

“Ah if it isn’t 'Kaptain' Lucer, the runaway Drakhirri lieutenant,” the elvish noble greeted in a voice as smooth as silk, “I would say it’s a pleasure, but we’d both know I was lying.”

“Norren Annundir,” came Lucer’s casual response, “you’re looking greener than usual. That color really brings out your peachy complexion.”

It becomes apparent that this was a regular thing between the two, casting bitter insults at one another. Such was the way of Esduin nobles Lucer had known, but this time he seemed to strike a nerve with the elf.

“Naagghh!” Snapped Norren as he brandished a sleek dagger from beneath his robes, “you vex me, raider. I’d be performing an act of civic duty by ending your life right here!”

This seemed only to amuse Lucer. “Easy now,” he said, it being his time to sneer now, “I don’t think your queen would appreciate that very much.”

Norren lowered his knife and said nothing for a time before concealing his weapon yet again under his robes. “Come,” his words as sharp as his blade, “Her Majesty is expecting you.”

Kaptain Lucer nodded and followed Norren through the great oak doors as they opened on their own accord.
Leagues Northwest from the continent of Northeros...

Kaptain Lucer of Draklon arrives on a small vessel at a lone dock leading to an Esduin Pantheon on the Isle of Westwind. The Isle is just a few miles west of North Esduin and used not just as a staging platform for military and trading endeavors, but also as a gathering point for its allies. Ironically enough, most of North Esduin found Draklon distasteful, especially the seemingly renegade Lucer and his rag-tag band of northern pirates.

"Stay here, I shouldn't be gone for too long," Lucer told his boatman, who nodded silently. The Drakhirri seemed a little uneasy, but he didn't voice any concerns. Lucer was dimly aware that most of his men were anxious when they were near North Esduin's territory, but his presence today was an important one.

Lucer steps onto the pier as his lackey docks the rowboat, they are then approached by an Esduin noble richly dressed in the finest of robes with a wearing a snobby leer to match.

“Ah if it isn’t 'Kaptain' Lucer, the runaway Drakhirri lieutenant,” the elvish noble greeted in a voice as smooth as silk, “I would say it’s a pleasure, but we’d both know I was lying.”

“Norren Annundir,” came Lucer’s casual response, “you’re looking greener than usual. That color really brings out your peachy complexion.”

It becomes apparent that this was a regular thing between the two, casting bitter insults at one another. Such was the way of Esduin nobles Lucer had known, but this time he seemed to strike a nerve with the elf.

“Naagghh!” Snapped Norren as he brandished a sleek dagger from beneath his robes, “you vex me, raider. I’d be performing an act of civic duty by ending your life right here!”

This seemed only to amuse Lucer. “Easy now,” he said, it being his time to sneer now, “I don’t think your queen would appreciate that very much.”

Norren lowered his knife and said nothing for a time before concealing his weapon yet again under his robes. “Come,” his words as sharp as his blade, “Her Majesty is expecting you.”

Kaptain Lucer nodded and followed Norren through the great oak doors as they opened on their own accord.

















