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Started by Wylder Treejumper, January 25, 2016, 07:43:47 PM

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Your right, but that does makes things more difficult. I can't imagine any reason why Captic would intentionally insult her, its his goal to make her fall in love with him so that can't work. Maybe Captic was attempting to charm the aging king into having them engaged. Which made Leana confided too Fenric that she could never marry such a creature as Captic- Fenric then steppes forward and uses logic on the king to convince him that the princess should marry whoever she pleases, ( In other words him). Captic learning that he is no longer next in line for the throne is furious and somehow discovers that it was Fenric who foiled his plans. He immediately insults the knights honor and challenges him to a duel.

How about that?

As for Captic's confidence in his abilities you have to remember he too has been trained for one-on-one combat by professional teachers, though not necessarily as much as Fenric. He is also prideful and has convinced himself because of his birthright that he is more then capable of taking on any creature, even a knight. To his own folly of course.


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Wylder Treejumper

That would work. I'll start the dueling topic, and then you can come up and challenge Fen to the duel. A bit of back and forth, some drawn swords, and BAM! We're good.
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