Well, come on, no man can go totally without fun, right?
As he walked into the next room, he had his pick of weapons: a dragon battleaxe, a dragon long sword, a dragon scimitar with magical energy put into it so he could use it as a staff, or a long metal staff. He chose the scimitar, also shouldering a quiver filled with a bow, fifty arrows, and ten throwing knives. He was ready for another day's work in the most dangerous game of all- the Wilderness.
* * * * * *
*hou Dun grunted as he read the reports. "This is unacceptable!" he roared at his servant, Fern, with disdain. "Why on earth are we losing players?" He unsheathed his two dragon scimitars, lovingly fingering the rubies.
Fern cowered a bit, then stood up again. He stared at his Champion and employer, a half-elf with flowing black hair, and a slight tan, making his fierce blue eyes all the more visible. "There has been some... exciting happenings of late in the four Great Games," he said evenly. "Daren has an equal, as does Talmyr, and Drake-"
"I know, I know," Xhou cut him off. "What I care about is getting people aware of the new Games, like Pest Control!" He paused and looked out the window of his lavish mansion overlooking the ship that transported people to the Void Knight Outpost every day. He sighed. "I am sorry, Fern," he sighed. "But we all have a common need here."
Fern looked up. "Oh?"
Xhou sighed again, and said softly, "We all know very well that the Four Great Game Champions have abused their power for countless years. They are treated better than royalty. I mean, Drake is constantly-"
"So you want to destroy the popularity of the Four Great Games, and bestow it on yourself?" Fern broke in, eager to avoid the conversation about Drake.
"Yes," Xhou said. Then he chuckled, swinging his scimitars at a rubber ball hanging from the ceiling. It snapped in half. "Soon, we will rise, Fern," Xhou said quietly. "And you can be at my side when we take the popularity."
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