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Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:01 pm
by Kirima
Kirima is unmarried and quite innocent - she does not really understand what Oddlog means by "ravished"; however she is woman enough to feel uncomfortable.
"Faroo, the expedition party: shall we take the Viking and Torngusac? Oddlog can be our guide and help us find Odin's Rune - surely this magic will be of use against the invaders."

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 7:33 am
by Ash
Yes, this is a sound idea.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 11:30 am
by Kirima
Kirima smiles.
OOC,I'll be offline for a week.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 2:16 am
by Midnightlight
Kinaktok contemplates joining the expedition, but waits for an invitation to come along.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 10:58 am
by Ash
Kinaktok will you join us? You can ride good sled I hear

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 11:20 pm
by Midnightlight
Kinaktok steps to Faroo's side, nodding.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 12:03 am
by DSIGFUSS
Elder Pamiruq claps his hands.

My son has made a brave decision to join this hunt. If he were to kill a white bear, would there be any doubt to his claim for chief.

A few of the Dorset men present at this important gathering groan at Pamiruq's boast, but some do not. Some of the Elders nod there heads in approval of Pamiruq's hastey nomination of his son for chief of the Dorset tribe. Kinaktok himself had never cmade any sort of claim or run for chief. But with the current chief Kalituk having abandoned his position to follow after the love of his life, there was a void that needed to be filled.

Makkituk holds up his hands as the obvious succession arguement was about to erupt.

It is decided.

Faroo, Mannitok, Kinaktok and Karima with her charge Oddlog and the boy Torngusac will travel north to discover what they can about these terrible invaders...

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 6:05 am
by Ash
Hooray, and three cheers for the six hunters. Let's do this. Come we leave at once, travel light.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:21 pm
by Kirima
"Whoop! Whoop!"

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 4:06 pm
by ImpInTraining
The norseman Thorrin and the Dorset hunter Unalaq rushed into the hut wide-eyed as they looked around for the origin of the Viking voice - apparently their spirit journey was over. Unalaq had his spear in hand and was ready or anything as his muscles rippled in preparation.

Thorrin was wearing a fur that mostly covered his Viking heritage as he wore the hood up over his head.

"Is there trouble here?" Unalaq inquires anxiously.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 8:03 pm
by Kirima
"No!" Kirima laughs, "we are celebrating. We six will hunt the invaders and drive them back into the sea - oh, I'm happy to be a part of the excitement."
"Will you two join us?"

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 11:38 pm
by ImpInTraining
Unalaq looked at Kirima doubtfully and said, "I mean no disrespect, but I have fought these Norse men first hand. Their skins are hard as stone. Their weapons stronger and sharper than anything we have. They outnumber us. They have evil shammans assisting them every step of the way. Six or seven of us do not have a chance against all of them."

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 10:48 am
by Kirima
She pauses, then says carefully, "I inderstand, Unalaq, it is no mean task. We will be a guerilla band - good and true folk fighting the barbarian." Kirima sadly adds, "There is no-one else but us six. We need all the help we can get."
Pointing to Oddlog the Viking: "This creature will lead us to 'Odin's Rune', an important artifact to the invader," with confidence: "Magic!"

Remembering her status as messenger and cook she says, "Faroo and Kinaktok are in command."

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:59 pm
by ImpInTraining
"Torngusac, can you tell Thorrin what is going on for me. He will be most interested in knowing about Odin's Rune." Unalaq frowned and said, "If that refers to the dagger that I took from Tornuaq, I hid it on a beach. I suppose Tornuaq went after it and found it once he realized it wasn't in the water. Yuralria saw Tornuaq in her spirit walk, I heard her talking to him. I guess that means the knife is in the wrong hands now."

He looked once to Thorrin, then back to the Elders, "If the elders do not have something else of me, I would like to join in this."

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 2:42 am
by DSIGFUSS
As Thorrin and Oddlog enter the Elder's Hutt, the place if filled with excited confusion as the hunter's discuss what they have learned in the past few hours. Torngusac tries his best to translate Unulaq's request but Oddlog and Thorrin immediately get in each other's faces as soon as the boy begins. Still, Torngusac, keeps up with the shouting Vikings.

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Thorrin, you dog. Where is your crew? How did the Skraelings capture you?

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Oddlog, you twisted barbarian. I have befriended these men! They have honor and do not deserve what is coming! The Odin's rune was not meant for man... Gelga would burn this island to the ground for it.

Oddlog clenches his fists.

Where's the scramasax Thorrin!

The knife is in better hands now... Gelga or any other witch will never find the rune.

What? You would give the last rune to these Skraelings? Melkorka will flail you alive....

Melkorka is an old hag and lost her way, long ago. Alrik will not let her lay hands on the rune.

Alrik is dead! Melkorka is headed to the mountains. She will find it herself, your dagger be damned!

Any who know Thorrin are surprised to see the Viking bard lunge at Oddlog, swinging wildly. Thorrin however is no match for the sheer size and ferocity of Oddlog. Oddlog quickly hefts Thorrin over his shoulder and nearly onto the Edler's fire. Oddlog grabs hold of Thorrin's shirt and punches him square in the face. He raises his hand again, a crazed beserker rage in his eyes.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 11:02 am
by Kirima
She flinches at the blows, almost cowering: "Oddlog, Oddlog," she cries beseechingly, "stop it!"

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 7:39 pm
by DSIGFUSS
Oddlog shivers for a second before looking back at Karima. The Viking beserker's eyes quickly take on a more glassy look and he drops Thorrin.

Oddlog grins fondly at Karima.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:28 pm
by ImpInTraining
Unalaq's spear was hefted and poised to strike. It was a good thing Kirima was so influential over the barbarian beserker. With the fight so quickly over, Unalaq lowered his weapon and straightened out of his fighting stance. "I withdrawl my offer," the hunter said to the Elders. "It is clear to me that the knife is far more important than any slim hope of defeating all of the Vikings. Thorrin and I should go try to retrieve it if we can still find it."

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 10:39 pm
by Midnightlight
Kinaktok's face twists in confusion for a moment.

"We should all go together in a group. This would be best, I think." he states, though not directing it at anything specific.

Re: The Hunt for Kalituk (Faroo, Kirima, Kinaktok)

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 2:28 pm
by Kirima
She looks between Kinaktok and Unalaq, a little bewildered - tactics to fight the Vikings have not occurred to her - innocent Kirima only saw the fun of it: "I suppose the more of us the stronger we are, but also more of us means it will be easier to catch us?"