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originally posted in:The New Dojo
1/25/2017 2:43:22 AM
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"[b]I know, Dreamer.[/b]"
[i]His gait and pace does not change in the slightest, though he does turn his head to look upon the large man. It is silhouetted to any with normal eyes, but it was unmistakably looking at him. The tone of voice, lack of interest, and general sense of himself gave off the feeling that, beneath the silhouette, he was smirking.[/i]
"[b]I killed you. Do you not remember?[/b]"
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"OH I REMEMBER! Very clearly..." [b]He scratched his chin, hopping off the Chariot and walking besides the king [/b] "IT WAS... A show." [b]He laughed a deep booming laugh, a happy one [/b]
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[i]The smirk changed to an arrogant smile as he stopped his walk, clearly interested in this moment. He turned to the other king, his hands coming palm up as the sheening sound came again, two golden discs opening up above them. Two cups slid out of the left disc, taken up by the King's left hand. From the other disc came a jug, golden even as the discs and cups were. When it came into his right hand, the discs of gold dissipated, but, unlike the weapons before, the cups and the jug stayed.[/i] "[b]You remember this drink then, false king? I recall you took a rather large liking to it.[/b]"
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"Ha! I remember this fondly. When we spoke with that little girl..." [b]He reminisced about King Arthur [/b]
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"[b]That...and one other time also.[/b]" [i]He, too, stood a moment, reminiscing about Arturia. He left the street then, walking to a nearby table on the patio of a restaurant. It was under an awning, so the face of the King finally came into view, though everyone had now left the streets. As expected, it was beautiful and elegant, regal and authoritative. The red eyes, likened to rubies, held steadfast on the red-headed Macedonian king, even as he sat, gesturing with the cup hand for him to take a seat.[/i]
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[b]Iskandar, the king of Conquerors (He adores his name) took a seat at the table, facing Gilgalad. [/b] "I assume you are here the same reason I am? The blade Exaclibur has risen."
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"[b]Hmm?[/b]" [i]His eyebrow perked in surprised curiosity as he poured out two cups of the ancient wine, sliding the Conqueror's cup over to him, then setting the jug between them.[/i] "[b]No, that's not why I'm here. At least, it wasn't. I'm here to restore order and kingship to this era, but I guess I must seek it now, return it to its rightful place in my Armory. Do you believe that Saber is here now, lingering around my sword still?[/b]"
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"I do not sense her within this world.." [b]He swigged down the drink And slammed the glass down [/b] "There is only one explanation! The sword has found someone more suitable then you."
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"[b]What the sword thinks is nothing to me. Whoever it desires shall take it up. Then I shall kill them, and retake what is rightfully mine. Though, I may let its new wielder accomplish some things before I kill them. It would be...entertaining.[/b]" [i]He took a drink from his cup, looking around the street, at the buildings, the signs, the posts, and Rider's own Chariot. He had only seen it once before and so took this time to look it over, and see it's make and quality, as well as the same for the two oxen pulling it.[/i] "[b]I don't believe I ever learned how you lost this Chariot the last time, before you fought me. What happened, Rider? How did you come to part with the single most important part of your identity as a Heroic Spirit last time?[/b]"
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[b]He grimly looked over to the street, thinking of what had happened to cause him the loss of the Chariot [/b] "I was a fool, and made a grave mistake..."
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"[b]So far as expected. Continue.[/b]" [i]The King stood, cup in hand, and walked out to it, feeling around on it. He petted the oxen some, in an uncharacteristic care for them and interest in it. He listened attentively still to the Rider's story.[/i]
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"I seeked to challenge Saber, but she found me before I could discover her location. We battled on the road, in the mountains and she I charged her. She destroyed my Chariot, with her Noble Phantasm."
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"[b]A pity, Iskandar. I would very much have liked to fight you while you had this. Now I feel I only beat you while you were at a disadvantage. That is not a worthy fight or victory for one such as I.[/b]" [i]He stepped up into the chariot, looking around its inside, taking a sip from his cup every now and then. Finally, he nodded, returning to the table, and sat opposite the Conqueror once more.[/i] "[b]Whatever happened to that mongrel whelp that you called a Master, Conqueror? Do you know?[/b]"
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[b]He grimaced at the mention, and poured himself a new glass. He swigged it down once more and placed it down on the table, staring off [/b] "That is not something I wish to speak of."
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"[b]That is not something for you to decide, Rider. I am hosting this chat, so you must tell me: what became of that scrawny Master of yours after you left him?[/b]" [i]It was a cruel request, but that's what the King had aimed for. Plus, if it was a sad story, it would be all the more entertaining to hear. He sat patiently, his silence speaking for his patience on how long he could wait to hear the tale.[/i]
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[b]The King Of Conquerors sighed deeply [/b] "Very well. I will tell you, and I will start at the beginning. My master gave up his command seals, in an effort to get rid of me."
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"[b]Yes, I noticed once you were dead. It was the only thing that saved his life, to be honest. Plus, he looked to be in the path to an interesting life. My apologies, I was thinking out loud. Continue.[/b]" [i]He finished his first cup, then refilled, his eyes remaining on Rider.[/i]
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"I charged with him, into my final battle where I asked him a favor. To carry me on, as my retainer. He agreed. If you truly do not remember, you allowed him to live."
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"[b]I remember.[/b]" [i]He said, nodding slightly, then beckoning with his hand for the massive man to go on.[/i]
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"I am certain he did so, in fact I count on it, but unfortunately I do not know what happened afterwards.."
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"[b]I do not like this game we are playing. Tell me the story, now. Or I shall leave, and take my drink with me.[/b]" [i]It was not an idle threat, his eyes still locked on the Conqueror's own. He beckoned with his hand again as he leaned back, taking a drink from his cup.[/i]
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"I speak the truth. I cannot recount the tale of what he did after my death." [b]Iskandar leaned back in his chair, looking up [/b]
