Icmancin
Mar 15, 2005, 01:40 PM
This is my first story on Civ3 that I've ever done. I'm only just gripping the reins and got the Conquest expansion last Monday.
Continents
Roaming Barbarians
Temperate
Normal
Warlord
All Random Civs
Germany
Rudolf watched as the pink-clad warriors slammed their axes into the Seljuk warriors backs. The small, sparesly defended camp fell prey to the pink, axe weilding warriors. Another group of barbarian axemen prepared for the next onslaught.
"I like these pink-clad people. These people don't take anything from anybody, eh Frank?" Captain Rudolf of the Curragh addressed his sailing companion.
"No sir, they look like they're very pissed at those poor bastards in their small camp."
"Looks like you're right. Otto, go meet these warriors and tell them that I would like to meet them. These pink people, they're strong warriors. The Dutch might be big but they didn't fight for it."
"I hate barbarians," Frank replied.
"So do these pink people. I think we may just have a new friend."
* * *
Jacques hacked down another Seljuk. His eyes burned with a rage too great. The Seljuks had attacked his people before. Down went another Seljuk. His axe started to drip red.
The French warriors stood at the foot of a mountain, watching the small Seljuk encampment. It was getting dark and his soldiers were tired. Tomorrow, you bastards. He was somewhat surprised when a person dressed in blue disrupted his thoughts by walking into the French camp.
"Who are you!?" he shouted. Otto stumbled and fell on his bottom. Soldiers hands swept down to their hatchets.
"Oh help me... Rudolf? Frank?" he managed to peep out. An axe was placed at his throat. The soldiers waited. He remembered that someone had yelled something in a strange language. The Dutch and Germans both spoke Latin and that helped the other learn the others language. But these were clearly not Dutch soldiers. He just croaked out the first thing that came to thought. "Otto."
Jacques stepped forward. The little man had said "Otto." Not a Seljuk name. Not a French name. And he wore blue. Jacques held out his hand. Cautiously, Otto got up. A little frightened he said "I am Otto from the great city of Berlin." In Latin. This was followed by a great outburst from among the French.
"I am Jacques from France. How did you get here?"
"By water. I was picked out our Great One Bismarck to sail from Leipzig to go by boat in search of... anything."
"It would be much appreciated if this Bismarck would meet with our Saint Joan. You may stay with us until tomorrow. Tomorrow we finish off these savages."
* * *
Otto watched the slaughter from the mountain camp. He was horrified to see that the tide had turned. The Seljuks massacred the French. The French desperately retreated. If he was caught the Seljuks would mount his head on some sticks. He broke and ran.
Luckily for him the Curragh was stationed close by. he could see Rudolf and Frank searching the coast for him. No not now! he thought.
"Back to the boat!" he yelled. Otto ran down to meet them. "What the hell are you waiting for?!" The three waded towards the Curragh. Rudolf and Frank took their time to reach the boat and asked no questions to Otto about why he was running so fast. Or why he was in tears.
Otto helped pull Rudolf and Frank onto the small boat. They went to their positions with out saying a word. Finally Rudolf asked Oto what had happened the day before.
"I met the warriors in pink we saw fighting the Seljuks. They were from a place called France. We talked about our races and our leaders. They're led by a young girl. Saint Joan D'Arc. Well anyway they said they were going to finish off the Seljuks today." At this point he took a long sniff. "They're all dead."
Rudolf said nothing but just watched.
"They were a nice people... They said France was North of here. Let's take the Curragh up there and introduce ourselves.
"Bismarck never told us to look for anything specific... I don't see why we can't go up there and properly introduce ourselves. I just hope they're better than the Dutch- "Enough about the Great King William talking about his wonderful self. Why don't you tell me about this Bismarck, the german version of me." I hate William. Arrogant bastard. And did you even try those wooden shoes they gave us!?"
Continents
Roaming Barbarians
Temperate
Normal
Warlord
All Random Civs
Germany
Rudolf watched as the pink-clad warriors slammed their axes into the Seljuk warriors backs. The small, sparesly defended camp fell prey to the pink, axe weilding warriors. Another group of barbarian axemen prepared for the next onslaught.
"I like these pink-clad people. These people don't take anything from anybody, eh Frank?" Captain Rudolf of the Curragh addressed his sailing companion.
"No sir, they look like they're very pissed at those poor bastards in their small camp."
"Looks like you're right. Otto, go meet these warriors and tell them that I would like to meet them. These pink people, they're strong warriors. The Dutch might be big but they didn't fight for it."
"I hate barbarians," Frank replied.
"So do these pink people. I think we may just have a new friend."
* * *
Jacques hacked down another Seljuk. His eyes burned with a rage too great. The Seljuks had attacked his people before. Down went another Seljuk. His axe started to drip red.
The French warriors stood at the foot of a mountain, watching the small Seljuk encampment. It was getting dark and his soldiers were tired. Tomorrow, you bastards. He was somewhat surprised when a person dressed in blue disrupted his thoughts by walking into the French camp.
"Who are you!?" he shouted. Otto stumbled and fell on his bottom. Soldiers hands swept down to their hatchets.
"Oh help me... Rudolf? Frank?" he managed to peep out. An axe was placed at his throat. The soldiers waited. He remembered that someone had yelled something in a strange language. The Dutch and Germans both spoke Latin and that helped the other learn the others language. But these were clearly not Dutch soldiers. He just croaked out the first thing that came to thought. "Otto."
Jacques stepped forward. The little man had said "Otto." Not a Seljuk name. Not a French name. And he wore blue. Jacques held out his hand. Cautiously, Otto got up. A little frightened he said "I am Otto from the great city of Berlin." In Latin. This was followed by a great outburst from among the French.
"I am Jacques from France. How did you get here?"
"By water. I was picked out our Great One Bismarck to sail from Leipzig to go by boat in search of... anything."
"It would be much appreciated if this Bismarck would meet with our Saint Joan. You may stay with us until tomorrow. Tomorrow we finish off these savages."
* * *
Otto watched the slaughter from the mountain camp. He was horrified to see that the tide had turned. The Seljuks massacred the French. The French desperately retreated. If he was caught the Seljuks would mount his head on some sticks. He broke and ran.
Luckily for him the Curragh was stationed close by. he could see Rudolf and Frank searching the coast for him. No not now! he thought.
"Back to the boat!" he yelled. Otto ran down to meet them. "What the hell are you waiting for?!" The three waded towards the Curragh. Rudolf and Frank took their time to reach the boat and asked no questions to Otto about why he was running so fast. Or why he was in tears.
Otto helped pull Rudolf and Frank onto the small boat. They went to their positions with out saying a word. Finally Rudolf asked Oto what had happened the day before.
"I met the warriors in pink we saw fighting the Seljuks. They were from a place called France. We talked about our races and our leaders. They're led by a young girl. Saint Joan D'Arc. Well anyway they said they were going to finish off the Seljuks today." At this point he took a long sniff. "They're all dead."
Rudolf said nothing but just watched.
"They were a nice people... They said France was North of here. Let's take the Curragh up there and introduce ourselves.
"Bismarck never told us to look for anything specific... I don't see why we can't go up there and properly introduce ourselves. I just hope they're better than the Dutch- "Enough about the Great King William talking about his wonderful self. Why don't you tell me about this Bismarck, the german version of me." I hate William. Arrogant bastard. And did you even try those wooden shoes they gave us!?"