[h2][color=B22222][center][i][b]Lerraina[/b][/i][/center][/color][/h2]
[center][color=B22222][i]Location:[/i][/color] Up in a tree, near the fight
[color=B22222][i]Interacting with:[/i][/color] ...potentially Kyra 
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A breath of relief softly escaped her lips as it became apparent that the form in the trees was Kyra. The cold air shot through her bones as the ice wall emerged, a slight shudder moved through her spine. She skid to a spot that would place her near Kyra, keeping her balance as best as she could. She may be quick with her bow, but two archers shooting simultaneously had to be better, right?! 

[color=b22222][b]“Color me shocked, but that didn't sound very friendly" [/b][/color], Lerraina cocked a brow towards her comrade in the trees as she slid an arrow into place. Her tone shadowed any hint of concern or fear and the smirk plastered on her face gave off an air of confidence, meant moreso to inspire some in others. The rogue knew a dire situation when she saw one and she just couldn't see a way out of this one. Unless they just tucked tail and ran. However the ominous red fog gave her the impression that not even that would be an option for them. She didn't particularly care for that, so if there was a shred of a chance getting out of this alive, that was what she would focus on.

Lerraina took aim at the charging skeletons and let loose her fury. Arrows swooshing through the air one after another. Her movements were swift, though through the chaos, she couldn't quite tell how accurate they were. She only hoped that her skill and training would be enough to pierce the baddies, with no casualties from friendly fire.


Her arrows ranged from long range combat to short, so she knew not all of them would make their mark. She had tried to compensate as best as she could with the arrows she had. Oh joy, why hadn't just just bought the blessed arrows when she had the chance. If she wasn't so busy trying to kill the damn things, she could've kicked herself. She had trained for many years, but nothing could've prepared her for this.