Waiting, for vengeance!
Paul lashed out at the Sink with all the spite and violence he could muster. For it was the Sink that pilfered the forks. Brandishing the Scrub Brush of Kalithunkillboar he made short work of the wretched Sink returning the forks from wench they came. But the Mighty Paul was proud and his pride often took a boastful form, especially to impress that most heavenly of maidens, Stacey. Seeing the opportunity to boast of rescuing all the wretched items from the Sink's stinking maw, Paul set about cleansing and in minutes had cleansed them all. They were now free to return to their homes, to the Great Lands of the North and the places of their fathers births.
It strikes!
The Sinks vengeance was strong and swift. It set the Scourge of Knifeblock, the deadly Fillet Knife on the unknowing Paul. It hid, using all it's cunning below Paul's fancy dish drying towel, ready to strike. Unsuspecting, Paul gracefully removed the fancy towel from the counter top and in a flash the dastardly Fillet Knife jumped to the ground and stabbed with all it might into heel. But in battle, the Might Paul only knows rage. Quicker than a fox with +8 agility, he removed the blade from his heel and hurled it against the wall, shattering the Fillet Knife into hundreds of pieces.
The fatal wound.
And yet the Fillet Knife had done its damage. The All Powerful Paul collapsed and fell into the Shadow World. There he slept for a thousand years, waiting. Waiting for the time of his rebirth!
There he slept.
Stacey found The Paul; she used her healing powers and made him anew! He rose up and reforged the Fillet and became its master. Its razor sharp blade cut down his enemies and he became Lord of All of Creation.
Remade.
Reforged.






A tale penned with might and courage. It is full of honor, betrayal and a love that conquered the ages. Hark the suspense that bore into the darkest caverns of my soul only to bring be back to the light with the gleam of a clean knife at the end of a purely fought battle. Bravo my friend, bravo.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice that amid the dust, sweat, and pain that rises from the floor of the coop I find myself entertained. Thank you wordsmith Paul.
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