Elven Discipline
 

The invasion had come from seemingly nowhere. One day, all had been calm in the Human Kingdoms, when, suddenly, the armies of the Elven Empire had surged across the borders like a tide, their magics and superior technology overwhelming hapless Human villages.

One such village had just been surrounded and… well, one could say sieged it, but it wasn’t really much of a siege. After realizing that they were surrounded, and that the town’s walls would be laughably easy to destroy, a delegation had been sent out to negotiate surrender.

Joseph Collins was the designated speaker of the village, and he approached the Elven lines on his stallion, holding the banner of parley aloft. The man in his late 20s had short, curly brown hair and green eyes, which were filled with uncertainty and nervousness.

The elves that approach him are not the ones he sought out.


They take him by surprise but bow a l ittle "You wish to parley?" they ask

“I do,” he said, bowing in return. “Ours is a peaceful village; what do you want in return for leaving us in peace?”

One pauses "We have allready decided what is to be done with every man woman & child in your village if you'd accept an offer of safe conduct I can show you"

“Very well, so long as you swear it by your gods you will not harm us,” he agreed, and once the oath was made, went over to them.

"While your with us under safe conduct By all the gods You will be safe one might regard what we pllan to do to your 'community as 'harm'" concedes


(Do you want a sentence with cycles and "Just because" spankings?)

“What do you mean, Lady Elf? Please, speak plainly,” Joseph asked, a bit of annoyance creeping into his voice.

(Sure, to both.)

"We will promise your safety while granted safe consuct until Returned to ypur village latter tonight we wont lie though our plans may seem frightening to you

“I agree to these terms,” he said. “Are you going to enslave us,” he asked?

"Allmost" Begins taking him to th forrest riding some shockingly biddable beasts they go into a hauntingly beautiful forrest