//even though nobody commented, I will continue
{prologue
You see, the incident that Bram was recounting to the healer had happened over a series of days. The first event happened about a week ago, when the weather was still nice and not a single snowflake could be found anywhere in the valley. The young man was making his way to the blacksmith's forge where he worked as an aprentence for a few hours of the day. "Good morning Bram" the Blacksmith said, looking up from the shield he was hammering into shape. "'Morning" Bram replied, walking into the forge and hanging his quiver of arrows on the wall. "Have you heard the news?" The Blacksmith said, putting down his hammar. "No, what is it?" Bram replied, his curiosity piquing. "There's a dragon not far outside town. All the men in the village are getting themselves a good sword and a shield and are going to try to slay the beast" The blacksmith said, picking up his shield. "Great!" Bram said, rushing back over to the wall where he hung his quiver. "I will try as well." "No." Said the Backsmith, grabbing his sword "When I'm gone we will need someone to man the forge. And if I don't come back..." Then he added, "I will come back. There is a bounty on the beast's head. And I will be the one to slay it." The blacksmith then made his way out of the forge and down the road that lead out of town.
Would this deter Bram?
Of corse not.
//more?
{prologue
You see, the incident that Bram was recounting to the healer had happened over a series of days. The first event happened about a week ago, when the weather was still nice and not a single snowflake could be found anywhere in the valley. The young man was making his way to the blacksmith's forge where he worked as an aprentence for a few hours of the day. "Good morning Bram" the Blacksmith said, looking up from the shield he was hammering into shape. "'Morning" Bram replied, walking into the forge and hanging his quiver of arrows on the wall. "Have you heard the news?" The Blacksmith said, putting down his hammar. "No, what is it?" Bram replied, his curiosity piquing. "There's a dragon not far outside town. All the men in the village are getting themselves a good sword and a shield and are going to try to slay the beast" The blacksmith said, picking up his shield. "Great!" Bram said, rushing back over to the wall where he hung his quiver. "I will try as well." "No." Said the Backsmith, grabbing his sword "When I'm gone we will need someone to man the forge. And if I don't come back..." Then he added, "I will come back. There is a bounty on the beast's head. And I will be the one to slay it." The blacksmith then made his way out of the forge and down the road that lead out of town.
Would this deter Bram?
Of corse not.
//more?