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![]() Mwikali wrote:
In Arabic: Yes, my lady, I can speak the tongue of the Arab traders... My village has had dealings with Arabs in the past, some good, some bad... I am not sure how far away we are from my village... *SOB!*...*SOB!*... I think it's been nine days... My mother... Marijani dissolves into weeping, and she buries her face in Mwikali's breasts, wrapping her arms tightly around her in a desperate and grief-stricken embrace...![]()
![]() Mwikali wrote:
Yes! Of course! Thank you, thank you, thank you, my saviors! I said, "My name is Marijani, and I was taken in a raid by these derro at night, whilst most of my village slumbered." I thought... *SOB*... I thought... *SOB*... I THOUGHT THEY WERE GOING TO KILL ME!! *SOB* AND SACRIFICE MY SOUL--*SOB*-- TO THAT TERRIBLE THING!! she sobs, pointing at the black idol of the vulture-like Demon Lord Pazuzu. ![]()
![]() Lord Perpireen McGibel wrote:
Recoiling at first in surprise when a miniature Lord with butterfly wings alights upon her shoulder, she sighs in relief when she realizes Lord Perpireen is but the tiniest of her rescuers, and manages a tear-streaked smile at the little Lord. Yadaneshi k’onijo k’onijo fit’uri neshi! tereti newoti? Amharic: What a beautiful little creature you are that has rescued me! Are you a fairy? ![]()
![]() Ihrin Ardlean Dracul wrote: Ihrin will use the keen edge if her Katana to slice free the bindings and save the woman. Sobbing gratefully, she embraces her savior with freed arms marked red by the former bindings that tied her to the altar table... Weyinē igizī’ābiḥēri āmeseginalehu! Amharic (Ethiopian): Oh thank God, I am saved! ![]()
![]() Alphonse Veritas, Oathkeeper wrote:
Indeed, the Ethiopian maid was captured by these derro on a night time raid to the north. |