You'll pay for that remark! I hope you have credit! Now, where's my cane?Storey said:That's not fair. Remember he's really old.![]()
You'll pay for that remark! I hope you have credit! Now, where's my cane?Storey said:That's not fair. Remember he's really old.![]()
No problem. T-Hawk's post featured Captain, so I didn't think it would fit if I took the character over in the following post. It gave me a good reason to see things through John's eyes and assess what happened from his POV. It also gave me a chance to lead into Sulyman's retreat.Amric said:LD- I'm not expecting you to write for John through the city if you don't desire. I'll do it if you like. Since he is supposed to be getting experience I thought it was important for a wounded Amric to let the lad take the lead and advise as they go. That way Amric stays involved, which is important to him due to his concern for his men, and John gets experience.
There's probably a few die-hards left, though I'm sure most will have heard that Sulyman has left them to their fate. I'll leave it in your capable hands.Amric said:stnylan- Read them both and responded.
LD- Do you want me to run John and the infantry into a few more Turk resistors, or just leave it alone?
Amric, excellent piece of character development. That explains so much now. Very good work, sir.Amric said:Post up....
stnylan- Hope you like the way I handled Gerd.