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'''Title: The Story of the Guard "Machine" '''

'''Author: MrB '''

<blockquote>''I posted this story to the Role-Playing Board On UO.COM a few days ago, if you see one similar, they stole my work...''<br>
''On to the story! :)''</blockquote>

Before the fall of
Trinsic to Minax and
the legions of undead,
there was a high
ranking guard named
Toob. Toob was a very
strict guard who
followed the law by
the book. He had
dedicated his life so
much to his Guard
work that he had
sadly neglected his
wife, his fellow
guards nicknamed
him "Machine."

As
the first of the
attacks came upon
Trinsic Toob had
noticed that many of
his fellow guards fled
or hid, even many
citizens refused to
lift a dagger to aid in
the fight. Toob was
unhappy, he had felt
as if he had been
betrayed, over the
next several days
Toob became very
impatient with the
citizens, he arrested
several persons on
bogus charges. This
caught the attention of
the Trinsic counsel, in
a private meeting they
told Toob that he had to
retire, and that they
would not speak a
word of it to the
people, for doing so
would cause shame
upon his name.

So,
Toob returned home to
his wife, she was
thrilled he had
returned, finally she
thought they would be
together to do the
things she always
wanted to do with her
husband. Toob was
still in shock, he could
not believe that he was
no longer a guard. He
tried to cope with the
situation, he even had
a fine painting of his
wife made. But he
could not stay away
from his other love,
his guard duties.

So, a
few days later Toob
picked up his shield
and sword once more
and patrolled the
streets. The Trinsic
Counsel was furious,
they again demanded
that Toob stopped
patrolling the streets,
they even warned that
if he were to return,
he would be arrested
and publicly
humilated. So, again,
Toob returned home, to
his surprise his
Wife's father had
came by to visit, he
had heard of what
happen to Toob and
was angry he would
not spend more time
with his wife. The
old man stayed with
Toob and his wife for
a few days, and as
time went on Toob
became unstable, he
felt lost without his
guard duties, and to
make matters worse
his wife's father was
angered at Toob for
the neglect of his
wife.

Toob tried very
hard to again settle
down with his wife
and live in retirement,
but something inside
of him called him
back to work, he
knew Trinsic was
in danger and
could not sleep
knowing it
was under attack
by the evils of
Minax. Toob began to
make plans to return to work, despite the
warnings of the
Trinsic counsel. As
Toob prepared to leave,
his Wife's father
became upset, he could
not beleive that Toob
would again leave his
wife, he demanded
Toob stay and swore to
take her from him if
he left again.

But
sadly, this threat was
the last bit of betrayal
Toob could stand, and in a fit of rage Toob
murdered the old man.
Knowing that he could
never return to his
law duties, Toob took
his life by eating
several Nightshade.

<blockquote>''*Author's Notes:''
Toobs wife, whose
name along with her
fathers name are
unknown, wrote of
these events on the
back of the large
painting her husband
gave her. She had
hoped that one day
someone would find
her painting, and her
story, to pass it down
to the citizens of
Britania. To remind
them to always stick
together, even in the
worst of times, and to
never leave your
family to another love
(jobs, or anything).
So, her story lives on
today. ''- MrB''</blockquote>



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Abbot Eventide at 18:55, 1 August 2012

Abbot Eventide: Protected "The Story of the Guard "Machine"" (‎[edit=sysop] (indefinite) ‎[move=sysop] (indefinite))

Abbot Eventide at 18:47, 1 August 2012

Abbot Eventide: Created page with "'''Title: The Story of the Guard "Machine" ''' '''Author: MrB ''' ''I posted this story to the Role-Playing Board On UO.COM a few days ago, if you see one simil..."

Abbot Eventide: Created page with "'''Title: The Story of the Guard "Machine" ''' '''Author: MrB '''
''I posted this story to the Role-Playing Board On UO.COM a few days ago, if you see one simil..."