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part 0

Dougan tracked down the witchunting kang Rugal BlackNoah down many treacherous paths and trails. During every confrontation the Paladin would continue to overpower the wretched reptile. This was a blood debt, to be paid many times, 
for it was the rule of the House of Lords that any Dark Blade who fell a member of the House would meet with swift and vicious justice. The war between the House and the Blades had carried on for far too long, and Dougan meant to set an example of his slaying by Rugal that would leave no doubt in the minds of those in the land how vicious a mad dwarf could be. So great was the guile and
cunning of Rugal that he lead false trails through the crystal caverns, herding
monsters with his cruelty to lay in wait for the crazed paladin. This did little to slow Dougan however and they finally encountered each other nearby a Kher grass field. 
The rage within the paladin had built to massive amounts that he flailed wildly with his greataxe, finding great chunks of reptilian scale to carve from the witchunter. Practically defenseless Rugal could not fight back against the enraged one. With each block of his cutlass, the axe would brutally swipe it away, for every cleave by the dwarf, the kang stumbled farther back, gaining another severe wound. Finally Rugal in desperation fled through the grass and stumbled to the ground, with unheard of agility he rolled further on
his scaled belly through the dirt, losing the angry paladin who was still charging straight ahead.

part 1

Again began the great hunt and continued on many times through, finally it was put to an end deep in the labyrinth. Dougan, much more powerful with his experience in travels, besieged Rugal with renewed fury. Within mere seconds the villian Rugal was beheaded, a corpse with his blood forming a large black pool. With great glee the dwarf began to chop and mince the corpse into smaller and smaller pieces, he then fed the many pieces to the giant snakes below, thus showing the brutality of the House of Lords.

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