Thread:Vox and the Vendetta/@comment-27147599-20180630202505/@comment-34052734-20180715170146

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When the crowd was fully engaged, Orville held up his left hand to silence them. “Today, we present to you the hanging of an dishonorable recipient.”

Loud, insulting comments towards James arose, and the man had to silence the group again. “Sir James Wilkinson, former knight that served under Adler, has committed the act of mendacious manipulation, and escaping from detainment.”

An uproar from the crowd was allowed by Orville as soon as he was finished speaking, just to make James uncomfortable. When an appropriate amount of time had passed, the leader continued to say, “Mr. Wilkinson, do you have anything to say? These will be your final words.”

The entire time this was occurring, James had balled and released his fists, the tightness of his chest causing the rope to scratching into the back of his neck. He mumbled pointless words under his breath, under the sounds of the villagers. A pause was casted after Orville questioned him. The soon-to-be deadman reeled his eyes up to Irene and her fiancé, mouthing heinously, “You’ve made a mistake.”

Laughs flooded through the villagers, watching this poor man decide to defend himself. Soon, in anticipation, everyone quieted down to seek when the direction would be taken.

The click of the executor’s boots rapped against the wooden boards as the older gentleman kneeled down, fumbling with another rope. He extended the room and walked as far away as James he could.

With the order coming down, the man gave the rope a violent yank, the wooden platform under James slipping from under his shoes. The noose caught James as he fell, snapping his neck from the force. His corpse was suspended there, swinging in the crisp breeze, eyes glazed over. There was an instance where James involuntarily opened his mouth to stutter some words, but the only thing that came out was his thick red tongue, lolling to the side.

The villagers were quiet when the hanging took place, but now, they were cheering vehemently.