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Post by gissy on Jan 31, 2008 17:33:39 GMT
“Hood!” Guy snarled, outraged at the outlaws presence, and at being thwarted in his attempt. But it did not mater matter, he would not remain so for long. He parried, viciously circling his sword away from Robins and stood for a moment, en garde, ready to fight. His breath was searing harshly from his nostrils, as much from anger as from the adrenalin of the sudden entrance into combat. He glared at Hood, keeping his demeanour scathing “Come for your whore?” He jeered, a disdaining sneer marring his lips “Have her, I’ve lost taste for her.” he added, dismissively, though his words were said only out of bravado and a desire to hurt. He had no intention of letting Marian go. He would kill Hood, then he would kill her. He would make her watch as he maimed her lover’s body, make her hurt, then he would deliver the blow he should have done in the Holy Land. She would understand. She would pay.
He lunged forwards, fiercely clanging his sword against Robins. Pressing forwards, he ended up so close he could feel hoods breath on his face, their swords straining against one another. “Do not think you can beat me, Hood, none of your little friends are here to save you now.”
[OOC - Sorry for short post -.-]
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Post by robin on Feb 2, 2008 20:26:30 GMT
“Do not think you can beat me, Hood, none of your little friends are here to save you now.” "You think I need them to beat you?" the outlaw leader said before bringing up a foot and kicking Guy square in the chest forcing him in to a near by wall. "Run Marian" he said turning his head to look at her for moment before turning his attention back to the leather clad noble.
With Marian out of the way he would only have to worry about Guy attacking him and not Marian. The sudden situation that they were in had no time for an argument. "Go!" he raised his voice a little to her but never took his eyes of Guy. When Marian went for the door Robin followed her with his back to her just so Guy couldn't charge at her with out going through him first.
(Bah sorry godmodded)
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Post by marian on Feb 3, 2008 20:00:29 GMT
There was no time for stuberness. Trying to break up a fight between Robin and Guy at this point in time would be like standing in the middle of two armies and expecting them to stop.
Worry made her falter as she began to walk to the door, a huge part of her wanted to stay and help, but this confrontation had to be over as soon as possible, it wasn't about them it was about Will. Herself and Guy could sort out their differences later if need be, so she moved cautiuosly (though not taking her eyes off Robin in case she really needed to step in), and reached the door.
How they had not caused enough noise to attract the guards attention she did not know, but she was hardly going to question it. Deciding the best thing to do was wait outside the door, she ran out and through her back against the cold stone wall, keeping a look out for the occasional guard who may stumble apon them, and making sure Robin was coping with Guy's rage. But she had no sooner wiped the sweat from her brow when Robn's back appeared and Marian had to fight the urge to grab his hand and run for their lives.
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Post by gissy on Feb 5, 2008 22:14:52 GMT
Guy lay against the wall for a moment, winded. He felt cold fury bubbling in his chest, partially because of being caught off guard, partially because Robin's rebuke, and mainly because of Marian’s escape. Before, he had been full of fire, passion. Now he'd cracked. He snarled at Robin, pushing himself off the wall, an icy purpose to his actions. He swung his sword forcefully, intending it more of a show of power than an attack "Do not think you can save her, Hood" He said, his voice a deadly whisper "She's mine." He swung his sword again, trying to force Robin back, away from the door. He would get Marian if it was the last thing he did, and no bastard outlaw was going to stop him.
He sought for the words that would hurt Robin the most and a sadistic grin came to his face as he thought of the prisoner in the dungeon. The outlaw cared - the word made him feel sick - for all his men, and Guy knew just how to use that to his advantage. "So you don't need them, then?" he asked, mockingly, stringing the torment out "Your gang" He spat the word out, advancing further. "I'll just give the order then, shall I? or perhaps this one will betray you as well" His eyes gleamed with malignant glee as he said the words, wheedling his tongue like a dagger "I doubt he'd be much use, though, not after what I did to him." He added, almost lazily "Perhaps it would be better to kill him now"
[OOC - sorry it’s so short!]
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Post by robin on Feb 6, 2008 0:15:54 GMT
Robin stepped back slightly as Guy swung his sword the only thing it hitting was air. "She was never yours to begin with" the outlaw leader said with a smirk and side stepping just on the safe side if Guy lunged once again. Robin had never had a real chance to fight Guy when it came to being armed. Now unarmed was a total different situation Robin could still remember the fight that he had gotten into with Guy the year before. It took Much(with the help of Marian) it get him to finally stop fighting the noble.
"I'll just give the order then, shall I? or perhaps this one will betray you as well"Robin knew that Guy was just was trying to get better half of him. But Robin also knew that Will would never betray him like Allan had. "Yeah, well I think you'd find that Allan betrayed you also" which was true Allan did betray him to rejoin the gang. If it wasn't for Allan betraying Guy they would of never of known that Vaysey and Guy had gone to the Holy Land to kill King Richard.
"I doubt he'd be much use, though, not after what I did to him. Perhaps it would be better to kill him now" Robin was going to retaliate but was stopped due to the explosion outside the door where he stood. Grinning he turned his head to look out in the hallway before turning his attention back to Guy "Something tells me.." the brunette said stepping back a little "We'll be finishing this conversation at another time!". Grabbing the handle to the door quickly Robin slammed the door shut locking Guy inside. Though he knew it wouldn't hold him for long. "Quickly we must go before he calls for help" Robin said looking at Marian before taking off down the hallway.
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Post by marian on Feb 6, 2008 19:58:54 GMT
Marian had been listening to the men's conversations, she didn't like what she was hearing from Guy, but she admired Robin for not loosing his temper, as she would most likely have done.
She hated him being so close to Guy's sword, she'd never doubted he could look after himself, but then that was what being in love meant, she guesed. She just wanted to hold him to be honest. and she made a silent promise to do so when they were out of danger.
But her thoughts of romance were quickly interupted as she heard an explosion and it seemed to bring her back to reality, Much had done his job and suddenly Robin was infront of her, giving instructions to run and so she did, as fast as she could beside him, along the corridors, down the stairs and into the courtyard.
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Post by gissy on Feb 7, 2008 16:27:18 GMT
The smirk on the outlaws face made Guy’s lip curl with disgust. He wanted to take his sword to it, to cut, to hack, to obliterate that face from his memory. It was the face that taunted him, even in his sleep. And there it was, in front of him, smirking. How the man had the audacity to assume they were in some way equal Guy didn’t know, but it made him feel sick to the pit of his stomach. That sickness was surpassed, though, by the fury that was now driving both Guy’s thoughts and his actions, and Robins assertion that Marian didn’t belong to Guy made it even worse. “She will always be mine!” He roared, slashing at Robin with his sword again, this time intending to hit home.
Guy sneered as Robin tried to defend Allan’s actions. “The man is spineless.” He shot back, suddenly loaded with better ammunition than his single-minded rage. “He’d betray anyone to get what he wanted. Do not think he can change, even you cannot be that simple." He loaded his words with as much scorn as he could. Hurting Hood with what he said was almost as enjoyable as hurting him with sharp metal.
He was denied the chance to hear Robin’s - most likely pathetic - rebuke, though, as the next moment an explosion from somewhere outside set a tremor through the building, causing mortar to crumble down gently from the ceiling. Momentarily confused, Guy shot a hand out to the nearest wall to steady himself. The next moment, Robin had left the room and slammed the door shut behind him “No!” Guy yelled, running at the door, only to find it was locked No! I’ll get you for this, Hood!” he smashed his fist against the unyielding wood, before stepping back to take his sword to it, yelling constantly for the guards as he did so. He wouldn’t let them escape.
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