Panel 1:
Ell: Bladesmen!
Panel 2:
Ell: What are all of you all doing this far south?
Panel 3:
Guy: I don't have to answer to the likes of--
Panel 4:
Nith: Ok, let me stop you there.
Panel 5,6,7:
Nith: See, here's how it's going to go. We can argue back and forth, you'll get smart with me, I show you my nice pointy sword, you say, "you'll never make me talk" then my buddies zap you to oblivion until you confess. So lets just skip the pleasantries and answer the nice lady.
Panel 8:
Guy: Fair enough.
Panel 9:
Guy: We were tracking a spy for many weeks across the country.
Panel 10:
Guy: He managed to slip through the divide into Jarlenes (a place).
Panel 11:
Guy: And we had orders to bring him back at all costs.
Panel 12:
Nith: Didn't you know crossing that border is a breach of our treaty?
Panel 13:
Guy: Yes, but it... Hey! Wait, did that mage use fire magics on us?!
Nith: Huh, wha? (what)
Panel 14:
Other Guy: Sir!
Guy: Well, chaps, it's been fun. But I'm afraid we best be going--
Panel 15:
Guy: Tata (goodbye).
Panel 17:
Nith: I had them too!
Ell: Don't you worry none, we will tell the city guards and let them handle it. What kind of trouble could they get into anyway?
There are dozens of youtube videos about the tootsie pop question. And Dan Brown did a video on it, can’t remember if it was live or not. Either way it wasn’t many.
Also, was their question about Coffin’s magic voicing a concern, or causing a distraction? That’s what I’m truly interested in.
If it was concern, then perhaps our favorite little mage may have more to his character than any of us readers realize. And it seemed like there’s a bit of a rivalry going on between the Bladesmen and our intrepid adventurers.
But now I’m rambling, good little introduction there.
Heh, yeah I never make it past a few before chewing it. XD
Hmm, it does seem to be a little bit of both, huh. And you’re right, it does look as if these two don’t get along very well.
Awe, thank ya! btw… for some reason I had some major tard moments with this… as in, forgetting