Trolls and Dwarves Have it Out

AN: The last line is from TPratchett's Discworld series.


The troll charged through the hedges, club raised, hollering a string of consonants few would be able to imitate. The dwarves turned ‘round slowly. One let go of his red wheelbarrow, another stopped whistling mid-tune. The troll continued to advance on them, a hulking mass like a strone-wall on columns which suddenly decided to wobble forward.

As one, the dwarves raised their pick-axes and gave a battle cry. Surviving witnesses allow for the translation, which is this: “Today is a good day for someone else to die.”

Trolls and Dwarves Have it Out

AN: The last line is from TPratchett's Discworld series.


The troll charged through the hedges, club raised, hollering a string of consonants few would be able to imitate. The dwarves turned ‘round slowly. One let go of his red wheelbarrow, another stopped whistling mid-tune. The troll continued to advance on them, a hulking mass like a strone-wall on columns which suddenly decided to wobble forward.

As one, the dwarves raised their pick-axes and gave a battle cry. Surviving witnesses allow for the translation, which is this: “Today is a good day for someone else to die.”

Chapter and plot prompts: 300

( Chapters )

The elements to include are the bandage (both the white and the black ones)and the missing eye, the necklace, and the fact that Dilios is the only Spartan on the way home.

Chapters can address the questions posted in the previous prompt, one Chapter or two per questions.

Chapter and plot prompts: 300

( Chapters )

The elements to include are the bandage (both the white and the black ones)and the missing eye, the necklace, and the fact that Dilios is the only Spartan on the way home.

Chapters can address the questions posted in the previous prompt, one Chapter or two per questions.