Role

Chapter 1

There is a half-drow sitting at a branch above a trail moving
through the Ar'atouldain forest. He sits there chewing on a newly
deafeathered quail and humming quietly to himself. You notice a
long bladed, razor sharp dagger hanging from his belt, as well
as a scepter looking mace that has white cold looking aura
circling it. Suddenly a human passes underneath the tree, and
this quickly catches the half-drows attention. He gets to his
feet and hunches down on the branch, had you not known he was
there his presence would have been undetectable. The half-drows
mouth forms into a wide, toothed grin as he sees the shadowy
creature trailing the human.

Without warning he launches from the branch like a pouncing
tiger. In the blink of an eye, mid air, the dagger and scepter
was unsheated. The half-drow land right behind the human and
with a slicing movement cut the humans hamstring. The human,
who obviously also is trained in the art of combat, hurl his
body around and strike out with a black sword. The dark-skinned
assailant dodge the attack, and with lightning quickness use
the opening to plunge his dagger into the side of the human
and open the wound with a sickening twist of his dagger.
Stumbling backwards the human stare in horror at the dagger
lodged in his side, and fall over while bleeding to death.
The dark and shadowy creature shrugs and fade into nothingness.

The half-drow walks over to the dying human and looks into his
twisted face. His mouth twist into a crooked smile as he see
the fuming anger as the dying man feels the grip of death.



Werzidians views in regards to Predictability and
Unpredictability is this:
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If you are unpredictable in every thing you do, the
people will figure out the method to the madness. This
means that if you try to be unpredictable all the
time, people will expect it, and in turn this make you
predictable. To accomplish unpredictability there is
a need to act as any would most of the time, making
the surprise much bigger when you actually do something
unpredictable.

Surprise only comes if people do not expect the unexpected.