11-29-2010, 06:32 AM
[html]ooc;; hahaha, nevermind! <3 Since I described a lot of treasure, perhaps they could take it back home and leave it in the living room or whatever to give to others? Like the short sword or something? IDK!
Before Saul could offer his services as an explorer, Gideon had told him to stay where he was because he was too tired. Rare frustration rose in him and Saul wanted to kick himself for his over active search of Dahlia this morning. He should have just gone straight to his brother's room and cut out that exhausting trip around his home land. He didnt want to admit that he was this tired, but the slight reprieve from exercise allowed Saul's body to droop to the floor. He was exhausted and even if he didnt want Gideon to see how tired he was, he was alone for a few moments and he was going to take advantage of that fact. Resting on the floor, the young man closed his eyes for a moment, taking deep breaths to try and get the oxygen back into his body. The clattering of his brother coming back out of the weird tower thing made him sit back up again as though he had never rested.
The chest that his dark brother had carried on his head was spilled forward and hit the floor. Despite hitting sand, the chest opened and contents jumped from its depths. Despite his tired state he was curious and he stood to have a better look. Through swaying he saw glinting metal, gold, silver. He saw gems and rich cloth. It appeared they had found treasure. Saul saw necklaces and bracelets, earrings and more. There was so much stuff in the chest that he didnt quite understand how it had all fitted at first. A short sword had landed a few yards away and Saul retrieved it, trying not to dribble on the blade in his mouth. A tiny muscial instrument caught Saul's eye and though he had no name for the harp, he wanted it. It was gold with intricately designed fruits around the corners. He smile and picked it up in his mouth, placing it on his back safely.
"We should take it home Giddy... Keep it until your babies are older and let them choose something to keep!"
He said with a soft gleam in his eyes. It was nice to give his niece and nephew presents and he was glad he had helped to find this treasure. A red length of cloth caught his eye and Saul padded forward. Gingerly batting the cloth open he saw a gleaming clasp at its opening. In the middle of the sea of red lay a beautiful necklace. His wonder was expressed in a soft sigh as he glanced back up at Gideon, wondering if he had any use for the thing. Leaving his brother to decide what to do with the necklace, but telling his brother he claimed the red material, Saul proceeded to return all the items to the chest, unsure of what half of them were. The small harp still balanced on his back and he was proud when he nosed the chest upright and clicked the lock back into place. They had to go home soon, but now they had some treasure to carry as well. A good result.
word count;; 523
"speech"
Before Saul could offer his services as an explorer, Gideon had told him to stay where he was because he was too tired. Rare frustration rose in him and Saul wanted to kick himself for his over active search of Dahlia this morning. He should have just gone straight to his brother's room and cut out that exhausting trip around his home land. He didnt want to admit that he was this tired, but the slight reprieve from exercise allowed Saul's body to droop to the floor. He was exhausted and even if he didnt want Gideon to see how tired he was, he was alone for a few moments and he was going to take advantage of that fact. Resting on the floor, the young man closed his eyes for a moment, taking deep breaths to try and get the oxygen back into his body. The clattering of his brother coming back out of the weird tower thing made him sit back up again as though he had never rested.
The chest that his dark brother had carried on his head was spilled forward and hit the floor. Despite hitting sand, the chest opened and contents jumped from its depths. Despite his tired state he was curious and he stood to have a better look. Through swaying he saw glinting metal, gold, silver. He saw gems and rich cloth. It appeared they had found treasure. Saul saw necklaces and bracelets, earrings and more. There was so much stuff in the chest that he didnt quite understand how it had all fitted at first. A short sword had landed a few yards away and Saul retrieved it, trying not to dribble on the blade in his mouth. A tiny muscial instrument caught Saul's eye and though he had no name for the harp, he wanted it. It was gold with intricately designed fruits around the corners. He smile and picked it up in his mouth, placing it on his back safely.
"We should take it home Giddy... Keep it until your babies are older and let them choose something to keep!"
He said with a soft gleam in his eyes. It was nice to give his niece and nephew presents and he was glad he had helped to find this treasure. A red length of cloth caught his eye and Saul padded forward. Gingerly batting the cloth open he saw a gleaming clasp at its opening. In the middle of the sea of red lay a beautiful necklace. His wonder was expressed in a soft sigh as he glanced back up at Gideon, wondering if he had any use for the thing. Leaving his brother to decide what to do with the necklace, but telling his brother he claimed the red material, Saul proceeded to return all the items to the chest, unsure of what half of them were. The small harp still balanced on his back and he was proud when he nosed the chest upright and clicked the lock back into place. They had to go home soon, but now they had some treasure to carry as well. A good result.
word count;; 523
"speech"