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andufusthebronze

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  1. But the unknown is where the grim reaper was hiding all along, he realises that this is the geepee he once tipped me, and kills you for having it. He in disgust, teleothers it to falador, where it lands on my hand. I run and hide.
  2. Banned for saying a word that is censored on runescape
  3. Wakka! I must of read your order of 99's artical a thousand times. You are amazing at this game, keep going. \
  4. [hide=The Apprentice of the Guild] Chapter one: Sighs and Yawns. Stifling a sigh as she rubbed her eyes, Sarah sat slouched over her desk. Flickering candles where her only light source, and it was irritating on the eyes. Sarah must have been reading over her notes for at least two hours now. She was soon to sit her entrance exam, and so had to be prepared. Over the four years of teachings from various magicians and folks, Sarah had made enough comments to fill several thick books. Her exam was in two weeks, and her fate rested upon her succession. For, if she failed, she would have to start all over again. If she succeeded, she would join the magic guild as an apprentice, and finally get to try some real magic. She was tired of lifting pots and pans, with only basic supplies of mind runes and a very small enchantment bracelet that her father had bought for her. Sarah squinted down at the book again, and then let her eyes drag away from the page. She had divided the desk, it was old now and was very dusty, into three rough piles. Notes she had already looked over, notes still to look over, and the notes she had made on the notes. Letting her hair fall over her eyes, Sarah closed the leather bound book of notes, and placed it gingerly on the pile of things she had already read. Then, pulling out two sheets of parchment, she started to jot down the key things from that book. There were two main things she could think of. Defensive shields and teleportation, neither where overly exciting, but she was sure there would be questions about them in the exam, so she scribbled drearily onwards anyway. Running his hand through his rather short hair, Mat let out a rather overly done yawn. It was in the early hours of the morning, and yet he was sat on the sofa of the lounge instead of lying in bed. The sofa was fairly high standard, his master had only owned it for a year and a bit. It was coming up to his end of year exams soon, and he was confident he would pass. He was very lucky, because unlike most others, he had been chosen by a guild official as a personal apprentice. Therefore, he got to stay in his Master̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢s house, instead of the apprentice quarters in the guild. It was rather luxurious he had to admit, but it wasn̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t that much of a privilege. Because he had been chosen, great things where expected of him, and most others disliked him because he was higher ranked than them in the guild. He didn̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t really care, because he was one of those people who preferred to be on their own most of the time, and if they get on with one or two people, they are perfectly happy the way they are. Mat only really had three friends, and only one of them he saw on a regular basis. It didn̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t worry mat at all, for he was contempt to being left to his own little world. He was staring out of the glass doors. The lounge led on to the small garden, and in the garden was an ornate fountain. It was beautifully carved, and made out of marble. It depicted a long forgotten goddess, holding a cub in her arms, like a mother holds a baby. Letting his hand fall down into his crossed legs, Mat searched his mind once more. Before he became a member of the guild, he had seen that goddess before somewhere. He sat here on many occasions trying to remember where, but the memory would never come. It was a missing piece of his known history. He had lots of memories from before joining the guild, he was thirteen when he had joined. In thirteen years, you can gain a lot of memories, which is why it was so easy for him to forget one. [/hide] [hide=The beads of the dead]The Beads Of The Dead Chapter one. The rain drummed against the glass windows, and bounced off them. The dim light coming from the moon light the room slightly. The occasional flash of lightning gave complete light for a split second, but that was only every now and then. Greg placed the warm flannel onto Hannaḫ̢̢ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢s forehead. It was sad to see her like this, her mousy brown hair covering parts of her face, her cracked lips closed and dry. Her old blue jumper still damp, the writing on it fading. Her jeans ripped, and tatty. Greg reached down under the bed, and pulled out a thick blanket. He carefully laid it onto her to keep her warm. He sighed a deep sigh, and looked out the window. Just as a lightning bolt lit up the sky, he saw a solitary silhouette walking down the hill towards the house. Greg panicked, with all the people disappearing these days, he had the right to be paranoid. Greg walked over to the window, and watched the rain fall. Suddenly, the rain seemed to turn to hail, the windows shuddered under the power of the winds, and then, there was another flash. The figure was gone. Of course, it was his own imagination. No one in their right mind would walk around in that weather. A loud noise, of wood being knocked upon filled and echoed around the house. Greg, sighed. Who the hell̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâæ He stood up, and walked to the front door. He tried to look through the glass to see who it was, but all he saw was the dark of night, so he opened the door. Faded, and green, a face met his gaze. The stench of rotted flesh flooded greg, who stepped back, to exaimine the visitor. His ribs showed, the skin that covered it once had rotted away. The only clothes he wore was a small loin cloth that hung from the waist down to the knees. His eyes where filled with hatred and rage, and a longing. His jaw hung loose, teeth yellowed. The thing reached out with its hands, and tried to grab Greg by the shoulders, Greg ducked, and lashed out with his fist. The thing, a zombie Greg had decided, didn̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t budge. Greg slipped his hand into his pocket, and pulled out a dagger, made out of sturdy steel. He plunged it into where the heart should have been, but the zombie pulled it out, and threw it into the ground. It sunk into the flooded soil, and Greg whimpered. Lightning flashed again, and when the light faded, he saw the back of another figure, and he could not see the zombie, the figure was blocking his vision of it. Greg looked at the back of this person. Mousy brown hair hung down to the shoulder. A navy blue jumper hung loose, obviously a side too big and then Greg realised. ̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâ¦Ã¢â¬ÅHannah! What are you doing?̢̢̮ââ¬Å¡Ã¬ÃâÃ
  5. Well, I have about 6 for you soo.... \ Anyway soph, LOG IN! I am waiting for soph until I can finish back to my roots. I beat the boss, I just need to talk to the guy But soph insisted on being there.
  6. You lied to me! And it was a typo, I meant to put "doh"
  7. @ Soph, dog! #-o @ Fresi. Thanks, echo retired. @ Krissykins, whoops. :oops:
  8. Suddenly the grim reaper appears, and tells you it is time for you to die. I offer to polish his shoes, and he tips me the GeePee
  9. Holy yellow teeth.
  10. Seen you around once or twice on this thread 4/10
  11. Oops :XD: I was on fresi's blog at the same time, posting at the same time and got it mixed up! whoops! Lets try this again than shall we? I hope it all turns out for the best Zaid When they realise what a great cousin they have, I'm sure they'll fight harder than ever
  12. *Tries to think of a good excuse* He's... Ummm.... He's.... My long lost cousin forty times removed? right like anyone going to belive that Fine then, twice removed. better? Anyway, in other news. Just redid first post completely! CHECK IT OUUUT!
  13. WOooooooOOOOOooooooot!!!111!!!shift!!!!11!!
  14. Oh yeah just reverse the story. Thats such a lie! She said that if I posted she would kill me! I've been framed! Framed I tell yeee! FRAAAAMMEEEED!
  15. *grabs some acid from sophia then pours it on kris*MwuHaHaHaHAha! Nooooooo! Krissykins!!! :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: I hate j00!! YOU DIE SERPENT!!!
  16. I hope it all turns out for the best fresi. When they realise what a great cousin they have, I'm sure they'll fight harder than ever. :
  17. *Tries to think of a good excuse* He's... Ummm.... He's.... My long lost cousin forty times removed? Thanks. and I am off to get a new task now, I skipped the fire giants I cba
  18. Aaaah! You git! I peeled my eyes because you told me too! It didnt say it would hurt! AAAAAHHHHH! :D Gl man
  19. 76 fishing! I wanted to read my book, which I couldnt do whilst slaying, so whilst I fished. I got 76 fishing! And, I finished my book!
  20. So this is why you had a go at me yesterday when I asked if you where removing your blog from the index.

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