Servant Monster's page

As you leave the area Monster tells your, "Ah I do not believe you will have to worry about that" and disappears for a bit.

the next day you see on the news a report of a murder in that very location. The police have already arrested a suspect, a homeless man who is expected to make a plea of insanity, and is believed to have lived at that spot.

(OOC: no one suspects a thing, yeah he's that good at this)

Roger looked at his servant critically, before breaking out into a grin. "Indeed we shall, [SERVANT NAME], indeed we shall." he said, regretting not bringing his own billowing cape to the occasion. Getting out-caped just wouldn't do for a man in his position, but fortunately that was a trifling worry compared to the ones he had right now.

Or should that be unfortunately?

No matter, he thought as he prepared to get started. "So, I suppose we should get started. Fifteen other mages, fifteen other servants, blah blah lah di dah KILL EVERYONE. I think that about covers it. Although..." he paused in thought for a moment, before remembering something rather important. Keeping his own contingency magic up, he carefully erased part of the circle. "Now, we must leave. Someone will notice what has happened here..." he gestured to the corpse with a sharp object through its heart over yonder, "and I'd like to not have to deal with rowdy locals as well as our competitors."

OOC: sorry for the delay missed it thinking it was one of my posts seeing as it doesn't have a picture in front of it

Monster:
"Indeed. Confrontation without adequate time to prepare would be most undesirable."

[B]Roger Archibald[B/]
A tall figure in black armor appears in the summoning circle.
His blood red eyes stair deeply into those of his master.
He then then tosses back crimson cape around his neck and makes a slight bow.

"Greetings one who shall me my Master from here on.
It would appear the grail has a sense of humor, for it has seen fit to grant the servant class of Monster to a monster in a manor of speaking...

I look forward to working with you.

I think we shall get along splendidly"