As our dragon-masked companion explains, Enddragon goes through the motions. “You came stumbling back to us, bleeding like crazy! Then you died and disappeared.”
My eyes are treated to the pleasant vision of Enddragon running in slow motion, flailing his arms and then falling over rigidly, as if he’s quite dead. Did I really look like that?
“We set off to Lumbridge to find you,” Armadylspark continues, and Enddragon hops to his feet, looking determined. “Turns out after finishing you, Reaver had begun to stalk us, hoping to pick us off by surprise.”
Enddragon, with a menacing look on his face, starts sketching towards Dawn, Ava and Tigerstar from behind. He stops when Dawn turns around and lifts her poking finger. “Eh…sorry,” he says to them before glancing in Armadyl’s direction.
“Anyway,” Armadyl takes up the tale again with zeal, “I was the first one to sense him. So, since I didn't feel like wasting time to engage him in the time-consuming thrust-parry duel-type battle (after all, we had to find you, Freak), I chose to cast water wave, drenching our unsuspecting mercenary stalker with a flood of water.
“Then I cast a nice ice blitz to stop Reaver in his tracks. Oh, he was such an angry looking ice sculpture. So I gave him a tap with my sword pommel, and he shattered into thousands of millions of pieces.” Armadyl unsheathes his rune longsword from out of nowhere and shows us the uniquely silver pommel.
“Wait…all of that is hard to re-enact,” Enddragon complains with a frown. “I don’t have enough props.”
With an indulgent smile, Dawn sighs, "That was epic, yes, but we have to get to the Temple of Saradomin fast.”
As we start off towards Varrock, I sink into the murky tub of my thoughts. For a funny story, it doesn’t seem very funny to me. It makes my gut clench to think of Reaver coming back, a Reaver who’s a thousand times angrier than before. Before, he seemed ready to kill me for the money, but now…he’ll want compensation for his death.
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