- Jan 20, 2012
- 495
Igor smiled to himself as he threw his cloak on.
"Almost too easy. No guards on the roof."
Around 10 houses away, Igor moved.
He was smart enough to move side to side, and around two houses away, he stopped in a millisecond. Crouching low, he snuck across the roof, jumping to the next house, right next to the storehouse.
Three guards were garrisoned at the door, and he already knew one was at the back entrance. He used the only method possible. He jumped, pulling out his torch and whispering and incantation to light it. As one, the guards became aware of his presence. The alarm was sounded, but it was too late. Igor dropped a torch on a guard, melting his skin, and he died in agony, but not before Igor landed, cloak billowing in the wind.
Before the guards could react, he plunged his daggers into their eye sockets, killing them instantly. The last guard was a little smarter, and hung back, trying to catch Igor by surprise, but he was little match for the assassin, and he too died to the daggers bite.
Now, speed was more important than stealth. Taking the blood on his daggers, he began to write.
Behold. The work of the night.
Then, he slipped away effortlessly into the embrace of his night.
"Almost too easy. No guards on the roof."
Around 10 houses away, Igor moved.
He was smart enough to move side to side, and around two houses away, he stopped in a millisecond. Crouching low, he snuck across the roof, jumping to the next house, right next to the storehouse.
Three guards were garrisoned at the door, and he already knew one was at the back entrance. He used the only method possible. He jumped, pulling out his torch and whispering and incantation to light it. As one, the guards became aware of his presence. The alarm was sounded, but it was too late. Igor dropped a torch on a guard, melting his skin, and he died in agony, but not before Igor landed, cloak billowing in the wind.
Before the guards could react, he plunged his daggers into their eye sockets, killing them instantly. The last guard was a little smarter, and hung back, trying to catch Igor by surprise, but he was little match for the assassin, and he too died to the daggers bite.
Now, speed was more important than stealth. Taking the blood on his daggers, he began to write.
Behold. The work of the night.
Then, he slipped away effortlessly into the embrace of his night.