Trout had made a bold statement about the two men not knowing anything about Enri, the Cathedral Guard from West Cove who was his accomplice, or how to locate him. It created a dilemma that the two desperately, well almost desperately, wanted to solve.
Cleaning up any evidence of the transpired battle and removing any sign of Trout's remains, the two took up residence in the house of their enemy in hopes that some inspiration would develop to allow them to complete their task.
It took less than a season. The man they sought found them. Enri, as it so happened, came looking for Trout. Not only did he insult and antagonize the two men, who found the situation petty and humorous, he confessed that he was the mastermind behind the whole nefarious ordeal.
Caring nothing for the structural integrity of the house of his former friend, he initiated combat against the two men, fully intent on killing them so that his desire to reek havoc upon the land could continue. is greatest talent, even better than his physical skill, was the ability to infect the mind of others. This tactic proved less than futile again such opponents as Merindell and Sheldon.
He died at the hands of the two men, faring little better than Trout. This time, it was Merindell who almost died, standing toe-to-toe with a slightly superior foe; but in the end, the teamwork of the two friends overcame him, his menace to society dying with him.
GM: | This concludes Too Young to Retire | |