[Closed] Everything comes at a price.

[talkyourwayout]

Who: Louie, Spyro, Cliff, and Huey
Where: Throughout the school.
When: First Saturday in September (09/07)
What: Louie gets his khopesh back for a moment, and becomes determined to get it back for keeps. Three "top-levels" in the comments, one for each khopesh curse recipient.
Warnings: Quite likely blood loss!


Louie awoke late that day. Usually, he enjoyed few things more than sleeping in, but when he opened his eyes, he immediately wished he'd done so earlier - because he was looking at his golden khopesh. He gasped and hugged the weapon to his chest as he sat up... And was suddenly hit with the overwhelming urge to give his beloved treasure away.

"Okay, stupid magic school, you're not getting me this time," he muttered, and focused on getting ready to head down for... Wow, it would be lunch by now. But as he left his dorm and started to head through the currently-empty halls, the desire - the need - to give the khopesh away just grew and grew.

Comments

[talkyourwayout]

Even as the glare eases up, Louie flinches back. "Okay, just remember I didn't know this would happen. The curse works like this: If - when - your buddy there passes the khopesh on to someone else, it means he'll, uh. Well, he's going to lose a lot of blood, I guess, at a bad moment. But he won't die! He definitely will be okay! Please don't kill me!"

[holdyourhorns]

Sparx nods to Spyro in confirmation, that the duck is indeed telling the truth.

Which still doesn't sound pleasant despite the assurance. But it satisfies him just enough that he won't be seen assaulting a fellow student on this day and dipping dragonkind's reputation deeper than rock-bottom.

"I wouldn't go that far," he replies. "But you'll have to give me at least one good reason why Sparx shouldn't be keeping it as a souvenir now."

[talkyourwayout]

"I almost died to get that khopesh!" Louie pointed out honestly. "Back home, you know? It- It's important, okay?"

[holdyourhorns]

"So it really, really means a lot to you?"

Surprisingly enough, the answer actually seems to work like a compelling argument for Spyro considering certain escapades back in his own chain of worlds for magical trinkets with far less sentimental value.