Play@YSDC

Thanks and sorry to see you go JP! I totally understand. Hopefully my last post is acceptable I know it's going back a bit as Jean Luc laughed at something after other dialog had been posted.

The corpse sits straight up letting out a ghastly ear shattering howl, eyes agape. Before Bill can draw a bead her head explodes with a pop and an echoing "NEVER, NEver, never." Gore bursts forth in all directions splattering everyone. Please make a Sanity check.

Jean Luc let out a hearty "HA!" Involuntarily at the suggestion of the Chevalier marrying a dog.

Sorry again for not keeping up with speed of play. Work schedule has been brutal but if my character holds you guys up feel free to have him do a default action, otherwise would love to keep playing.

Jean Luc, having loosened up is on his third glass of wine but also closely monitoring the alcohol consumption of those present. He finishes a story directed at Leonardo in a slightly louder tone- "So I said, you've had that the whole time? What else have you got in there?!" Laughing at hi...

The party enters the room but Mr.Worth is not there. There is however a sound that becomes clear, a low pitch gravely moan coming from the corpse and slowly building in intensity.

I'm here sorry I got behind. Jean Luc was mostly lost in thought at the library and remained so at the start of the banquet but gradually gets more personable making conversations with the new guests and telling a story mostly for Leonardos benefit l, trying to impress the man with his somewhat cli...

"Perhaps whatever this mysterious energy was could have been moved to another receptacle. Maybe we should also make time to have a chat with the boy I defended."

Jean Luc is distracted wondering what a discovery Channel is but thinks better than to ask and show his ignorance instead nodding wisely.

"A smashing idea! With master DaVinci's well, masterful understanding of anatomy we'll be sure to know if a single hair is out of place. Perhaps we return and investigate the Secret passage when activities have died down and we may go about our business unperturbed."

"Know something? Oh goodness no. As I said I only had a hunch at goings on behind the scenes. But I can promise to be more deductive than that brute, and I'm sorry you had to witness that. Now, shall we?" He gives an overly polite bow and extended open hand as if to jester 'ladies first'.

Jean Luc staying focused on the imposing man, becoming slightly more animated tho not angry-"How many times must I repeat myself? I'm not accusing you of lying! If I were to accuse you it would be of lacking imagination and a fundamental understanding of language. Solve a mystery indeed let's w...

Ignoring the excitement around him Jean Luc stays calmly attentive to the angered man. "I have not called you a liar so please don't put words in my mouth. I humbly asked for an introduction Sir Jacques du Baudin, or Chevalier but if that is what you prefer be called that I shall call you. But ...

"What's wrong with performing small acts of kindness monsieur Jacques, was it? I certainly can't stand to see anyone falsely accused, knave or not and I do believe the boy seemed innocent."