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Kira looked around her as the lesser minions were effortlessly mopped up by her companions. These pitiful creatures never stood a chance against her, let alone all of them here. They should be thankful towards the great demon Akumi for ending their pathetic lives. Kira moved away from Karuu and stared down the Goblin Trainer with murderous intent that radiating off her like a black aura. Its stubborn refusal to succumb to her blade was a blatant mark of disrespect. She would only be happy with the monster's absolute destruction so when Cecilia suggested to let it go, she refused. This was her prey and she wanted the sweet satisfaction of its death.

"Its only destiny is to meet the afterlife." She yelled back, tightening the grip on her swords.

She followed after the attack from Prome, which gave her a clear opening to exploit. A sharp burst of laughter escaped her lips as she began her annihilation of her target. The swords in each of Kira's hand move with near-lighting fast speed, slicing into the digital body of the goblin trainer. Her flurry of strikes was followed a series of regular strikes, the motion of the blades ensuring that she never gave a opening. There was no reason for her to hold back any longer. The great Akumi did not hesitate. The great Akumi did not know fear. The great Akumi was strong...unlike that girl Ryu.

A sharp battlecry shot through the air as Kira moved for her kill. She pushed off her legs and brought both blades with all her force down on the goblin. Once her feet had touched the ground, she planted her right foot and launched forward pushing the tip of her blades into the chest of her enemy. Kira was on the full offensive and would not stop until the goblin trainer was dead. It did not deserve to escape nor did Kira believe they needed it to find the totem. The bet with Karuu also lingered in the back of her mind. The goblin trainer would surely count for all the wargs combined! Thus making her the winner.

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Summary:
- Flurry on Gobin Trainer
- Six normal attacks on Goblin Trainer (Three with each sword)
- Strike Down on Goblin Trainer
- Lunge on Goblin Trainer

@GrizzTheMauler@ShwiggityShwah

Thorin did not budge a single step from his position no matter what movement Nidhogan made, simply looking up at the creature. The Amali shared a close relationship with nature however he was unsure if he was ready for the affection to be returned. He never would understand why the maiden of the sacred grove would ever create beings like this. Apple after apple bounced off the metal carapace of the construct like it was nothing more than a normal rain. He and the others were not created to handle situation like this. The best he could was to utilize the master's teachings. If anyone could properly understand the Veidish being before him, it would be the master. He did reason however that the cascade of apples was the creature's way of greeting or a gift to show its good nature.

"I thank you for the gift. However, please do not do it inside the castle." He kept his tone relaxed.

A mental sigh was released as Thorin complied with Nidhogan's wishes and walked over to Suriel's position along with the other guest. It appeared to be capable of at least rudimentary speech although with the maturity of a young child. The Anserian sentinel seemed to be just about finished with her work, the wounds of the dragon were barely noticeable at this point. The Veidish seemed to be extremely interested it her magic, which was understandable since it was the similar magic of life that flowed within Nidhogan. Thorin decided to turn his attention to Suriel for the moment.

"How is the young dragonling?" It asked with light sarcasm.

Suriel made let out a slightly annoyed sigh, and she would have rolled her eyes if she had them "Alive, of course. He should be waking up at any moment." Her response was quick and a bit harsh.

What was unexpected was the transformation into a human form that left the dragon's new body looking particular exposed. Suriel did feel a bit of pride being called an angel, however the mention of Dromon brought her focus back on Vilkas. Gramps? That would be in severe violation of the accords. No, if this was even the Dromon she was thinking of then he would never do such a thing. But if this child was a pupil of his, then... she was ripped out of her thoughts by Vilkas standing up. Suriel stood up herself and watched him to make sure there were no lingering effects of his wounds. She turned to face him while Thorin waked up to the back gate. The scars and markings on his body gave more credence to the possibility he was Dromon's student. All doubt was removed as Vilkas dropped Dromon's full title.

"You are a funny one, but you are welcome Vilkas." She began by accepting his thanks, nearly laughing at his naive notion "The Old Way? So that is his plan. I see." She thought out loud "That is correct, child. What you seek is here...along with a fresh wardrobe."

Thorin watched as the three interacted before observing Nidhogan making its way towards the door with a strange, expectant demeanor. Like a child, it did not have the slightest idea of the sanctity nor power of this place. And like a child, it would need to be instructed in proper behavior. All in good time. A resource that was very abundant here. He gestured for Suriel and Vilaks to come along and follow in the Veidish's large footsteps.

"It is time to enter the Sanctuary and join the others." He voiced strongly.

The wolfish construct approached the door and laid his hand upon the center where a noticeable exchange of energy was conducted. After removing his hand, the sound of several mechanisms moving preceded the actual opening of the large, single door. This entrance also lead into the central chamber, where they would regroup with Bradamante and the rest.

"Be sure to follow me and do not wander off. Without the master's blessing, you will find this place to be quite difficult to traverse." He gave this as both a warning and a piece of wisdom.

Thorin entered first and if Nidhogan had tried to rush in without him, he would had paralyzed him with magic before would get one branch in. A brief inconvenience at most. Suriel on the other hand would be the last one to enter. If one would take notice, none of the constructs made that much noise with their movements as one might expected of a person wearing full-plate armor. After a short walk into the interior of the castle and the central chamber, the four would join with those already standing in the center of the room.



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Bradamante gaze shot directly at Tania after she cast the spell and ultimately caused the young Stephanie to faint at the sight of the illusionary snake. One fact that Tania knew after staying here was that no spell cast escaped the senses of the Sanctuary's elite guard. His gaze returned quickly to the group as they reacted to Stephanie. It was always fascinating to him to observe the actions of others when another is in need. One of the directives that drove him and the other sentinels was a code of minimal interference. They were supposed to refrain from using their magic and powers from assisting guests when at all possible. Everything that he observed pleased him. The compassion they had all expressed was very admirable. It would make their time at the Sanctuary all the more easier. However, not all who came to the Sanctuary were as open-minded as these three. From behind, he felt the presence of four others enter the Sanctuary and turned around to meet them. It seemed that Thorin and Suriel had managed to secure the missing guests.

"It appears the rest have arrived. Excellent. The master shall be here at any moment."



No long after he said this, a figure began to descend from the top of the large staircase. He was dressed in a black vest with a intricate pattern resembling vines just a shade lighter, with a white dress shirt underneath. Masterfully-crafted black leather gloves covered the entirety of his hands and were pulled over the sleeves of his dress shirt. A pair of high-quality, black pants covered his legs and a pair of black leather shoes were worn on his feet. The incredibly quality and craftsmanship was not nearly as the mask that covered the entirety of his face. One side was black while the other was white. Each side had an eye of opposite color that seemed to expand and contract to reflect the wearer's emotions. For anyone that could sense magical energy, he gave off an aura no more than a regular human. The master finished walking down the stairs and made his way over to the new group of guests and stood right next to Bradamante.

Every step he took was with a subtle elegance as there was no wasted energy. His back did not slouch for even a split-second nor did his muscles tense. Physically speaking, he was not that imposing or impressive for a human. Rez only stood at an average five foot eleven inches and while his body was clearly fit, its muscles were barely expressed. The only true remarkable feature that the group could see was the thick, well-groomed silver hair on his head. Even so, every movement he made seemed to carry with it a power of its own. The deep feeling that with a simple flick of his wrist could send any one of them into oblivion. His gaze drifted from the right to left, seemingly taking in each of the people he saw before him. Nidhogan would not see any yellow, red, blue, or green from this person. Only white. Rez placed his hands behind his back as he adopted a slightly wide stance, preparing to speak to the new children of his home.

"This is a rather large and diverse group I see." The eyes formed into crescents, with the two points of each crescent facing downwards "I am the master of this castle, that you may call the Sanctuary. I am pleased that after your long journey you can now find safety..." His attention shifted quickly to Stephanie, Vilkas, and Nidhogan "...and the answers that you seek." This time his attention turned towards Asri and Ar'oa, then looked at the group as a whole "You may call Mister R, Master R, or just R if you so choose."

Now this was the most interesting development in the Sanctuary for very long time. A group as large as this was rare on its own but never had he seen such a wide cast of individuals. The magic located in the necklace belonging to the human girl was clear to his eyes and its very presence irritated him. The invasion of one's personal thought was an extreme injustice, and to project such privacy to the world was unforgivable. It was clear to him just by examining her expressions that this was not the only torture she had gone through. No matter how much you try to hide it, that kind of life leaves behind permanent signs. This he knew.

Next was an Anubis of unusual size. His presence would surely cause Ve'tal to be ecstatic with a member of her kin in the Sanctuary once more. Rez could feel the mark of a powerful curse upon the young cub, one that was surprisingly strong. It was only sensible to assume that he had come here seeking to free himself of its influence. Rez could remove the curse in mere minutes yet that would not be nearly as beneficial if the Anubis managed to purge himself of the curse. The act of doing so would open more possibilities for the Anubis. Reading their expressions still proved to be a bit of a chore for him.

The presence he felt from the half-breed woman was the first time in centuries that he felt an genuine sense of unease. She did not need to speak or even make a gesture for Rez to understand the message she brought with her. There was only one other time he had felt such a presence. Already she appeared to be an accomplished warrior which would make the next months that much easier. As it turned out, she was not the only that had him reminiscing about the past. Rez could see right through Vilkas's human disguise and the mark that Divine Dragon Dromon has placed upon him. If his old friend was indeed training a disciple, then it appeared that time was coming. This place was the only one left in this world that could accomplish both of the goals held by Asri and Vilkas.

Upon seeing Nidhogan, Rez felt a feeling similar to a person seeing a treasured pet that they had not seen in a long time. It was not often one had the chance to see a new race emerge from the earth and grow. Green magic, or the Magic of Life as he knew it, was beautifully woven into the very essence of the one known as Nidhogan before him. The birth of the Veidish bent the very rules of the accords by which he was bound to, yet it so masterfully avoided breaking them. A spark of hope from the slight sorrow he felt from Asri and Vilkas.

"I would be grateful if you would all give me your name before we begin." He asked pleasantly.

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Kira felt her feet dig into the hard, dirt ground with every attack from the pathetic goblin's little puppies. A wide grin spread from ear to ear as she took the hits, feeling the blood-lust inside of her only strengthen. Every point of damage would be repaid in kind and she could practically smell the goblin's fear. After their assault concluded, Kira turned her head back towards River only to be pulled back against her indomitable will. A low, short growl escaped her throat before stopping in front of Willow. She watched her health bar go up a fair bit but with it, came the scolding from Willow that she was expecting. Thanks to River's heal as well, she was basically back up to full health and now she was seeking revenge "I shall keep that in mind, but Kira does as she pleases." Her voice carrying a chill, though she actually did take her words to heart.

An inferno burned inside of Kira as she turned her eyes on the only target that interested her: the goblin trainer. This was greatly exacerbated by the support that she received from her allies. The extra power from River coursed through her already tremendous pool of deadly strength. Every muscle in her body tensed up as she prepared to launch forward from her spot, watching as the rest of her party fought against the terrible beasts. "The pathetic creature shall not see another day." After a buildup of energy throughout her body, she once again exploded off her feet and rushed for the goblin trainer.

She didn't wait until she was in direct combat before unleashing her fury. Both of her blades surged forward as she used her Lunge action, driving both blades towards the chest of the monster. The whip was a problem that she wanted to deal with immediately so she targeted the hand that held it and tried to Disarm the goblin trainer with an upwards,crossed swing. A foe without a weapon would just make this all the more easy. With the swords above her, she transitioned the move flawlessly into downward slash using her Strike Down action. Kira ended her strike by striking across the goblin's chest with her long-sword flowing into a follow-up attack with her katana slicing down from its shoulder down.

With that last attack, she backed up until she felt her back hit against Karuu's while preparing to parry an attack from the next fool that dared to attack her. "Hmph, I hope you can keep those mongrels away from me. You would make a excellent chew toy." The day that Kira actually genuinely thanked Karuu would be on the very apocalypse itself. Of course, she did apppreciate him protecting her but she would never admit that as Akumi.

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Summary:
Attacks Goblin Trainer with Lunge, Disarm, and Strike Down.
Attacks Goblin Trainer with two regular attacks.
Backs up to Karuu and prepares parry.

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The fully-plated Bradamante stood at the top of a short series of stairs that lead to the large, front door. A masterfully crafted spear with a long blad was held in his right hand with the blunt end of it jammed into the solid stone beneath his feet. From here, he could observe everything that move out in front of the castle though he did not need to rely on sight alone. His head turned ever so slightly from his rigid posture to look at the new arrivals that now walked upon the Sanctuary's sacred grounds. Ripples in the magic that surrounded the castle informed him of each arrivals, as could be felt by every other sentinel and the master himself of course. First to approach him was a being of hybrid blood, a stalwart female warrior that didn't any signs of fear. That was when he sensed its presence around her, a feeling he had not experienced in centuries. When she spoke to him, Bradamante did not move an inch for his position.

"Greetings, young Asri. My name is Bradamante. Your purpose is not known to me. The master will know." He spoke in a clear, dignified voice, his tone carrying a mystical kind of quality.

No hostility was presented by the guardian other than his imposing figure. Her purpose for being here did not change whether or not she could enter. Those who arrived here were already granted permission by through the selection of the Sanctuary's magic, designed by the great ones. His gaze shifted from Asri to another female, this time a human, who came after her. This one appeared to be less confident and more frightened, which was evidenced by the sound of her voice when she spoke up. What was strange was the second sentence she spoke was done without the movement of her lips. Being the Avatar for Humanity, Bradamante always felt more emotional for humans that came to the Sanctuary and tended to view them as his charges.

"Indeed it is child. Fear not. Nothing will harm you here." His words were strong and filled with sincerity.

Bradamante could feel traces of magic from the necklace but did not identify that as the cause. It did bring him some joy that her prayers for safety would be answered today. Movement in the distance captured his attention once more and he was a bit surprised at what he saw. An Anubis was a rather rare sight even at the Sanctuary so this would make Ve'Tal very happy, though Bradamante hoped that the Anubis Avatar did not smother him. As expected, the Anubis wasted no time in running up to the entrance. Their ground speed was one of the fastest of the races living on Alskyra. Bradamante gave a single nod of acknowledgement to Ar'oa, while the other two conversed.

"The same to you. This is not that unusual. There should be more arriving in fact. Once everyone is here, I shall bring you to the master." He seemed assured in his statement.

He had remained firm in his stance and only his head had moved since Asri arrived. Shortly after replying to the Anubis, Bradamante received a telepathic message from one of other sentinels. It appeared that the other arrivals had approached the rear entrance instead. Hmm. That was unusual but again, it was nothing he had never experienced before. Now they no longer had to wait at this entrance and could proceed inside. However, a familiar and mischievous energy was detected just within the large doors. This did not come as a surprise to the construct in the slightest.

"I must address my previous statement. It appears that this will be everyone for the moment. Please, follow me inside. And mind your step."

Those last words were a subtle warning for whatever the trickster Aetheri had planned. Of course, Bradamante would not directly spoil her fun. That would be most unsporting of him. He raised the staff of his spear in the air and tapped the blunt end on the ground three times. After he had completed the third, the large metal doors slowly began to open to reveal the magnificent central chamber. A long, royal purple carpet was rolled from the central stairwell at the back all the way to the door. Bradamante finally moved from his position, pivoting on the spot, and walking in a straight line into the castle. He continued into the center of the room where he stopped and turned around to face them.

"Feel free to converse among yourselves. The master will be here shortly."



Meanwhile at the Rear Entrance to the Sanctuary


@GrizzTheMauler@ShwiggityShwah


A golden knight with the visage of a wolf on his helm emerged from the smaller, yet still daunting, rear entrance of the Sanctuary. With a fury in his step, he moved towards the first two guardians of the four that had drawn weapons and placed his hands on their weapons and forced them downwards. One of them would have been more than enough to subdue the being before them that had caused this apparent commotion. This was the first time that one of the Veidish had arrived at the Sanctuary's doorstep, though this kind of response was unacceptable.

"You will all lower your weapons this instant!" The wolf sentinel growled at them.

The four other guardians complied with his order, adjusting into a straight posture with their weapons held to their chest. Thorin let out a soft groan before he noticed that this Veidish was not the only being here. There was a wounded dragon not too far away that required immediate attention. Every single one of the fifty guardians of this Sanctuary could use healing magic but as luck would have it, their best healer was already present. He would task him with healing the dragon while he attended to the Veidish himself.

"Suriel, attend to the dragon's wounds. The rest of you can return to your duties." His voice carried with it a stern seriousness "Now then....I welcome you the Sanctuary, a place of peace and respite. My name is Thorin, a guardian of this castle." It addressed Nidhogan with a neutral tone, the fierceness in his previous voice completely removed.

Meanwhile, the sentinel called Suriel rushed over quickly to the fallen Vilkas. Despite being irritated from being commanded by Thorin, she immediately went to work using her complete mastery of healing magic to restore the dragon. Whatever he had done had been incredibly reckless to leave him in such a state. Her metal hands hovered over Vilkas's chest as she sent forth a wave of magic into his body. Every wound was sealed and closed, appearing as though they had never occurred in the first place. Not all of those that arrive at the Sanctuary do so completely intact. It was usually do to them taking a risk that they were not prepared for.

"You are lucky you were sent to us. You would not last the day." Her words were rather cold for a healer.

Once his wounds had been dealt with, Suriel stimulated the natural creation of blood within his body with her magic. This was only done for a couple minutes as any longer would risk over-saturation. It was hasten his recovery time so that she would not have to deal with him for longer than possible. If she was correct, which she usually was, then Vilkas should be waking up from his nap shortly. Weaving the magic of life was something that was dangerous in the wrong hands. Saturation of healing magic could caused unintended consequences and required a delicate touch to heal grave injuries such as this. Her brilliant white wings curved around him.

"It is time to wake up, child." Her tone this time was softer.






It would appear to most that came across the slumped Daniel that he was dead, the stillness in his facial features and the lack of movement resembled a corpse. Perhaps he was one of the living dead. A body that refused to die long even after its soul had left it behind in pursuit of salvation or eternal punishment. He thought about the words that Jean said to him. Humanity. Life before the army. Every bit of regret Daniel had for his words faded. Humanity was just an empty word that meant absolutely nothing to him. Daniel broke his statue-like posture as he bared his teeth in anger. Jean knew nothing of what it was like to be trapped in a pit of darkness, reaching for the smallest bit of light each and every day. What was humanity worth when you were starving or cold?

"Put your faith back in people, please...for me."

Those words passed through his mind like a faint whisper which was more than enough to shift his thoughts. You were the only one I ever had faith in. Slowly he turned his head up to look at the sky, propping his rifle up on his right side. Trust. Faith. Humanity. These were words that Elizabeth tried to teach him the meaning of that she never got to finish. It seemed like those lessons were not going be completed anytime soon. He put some of his weight onto the rifle and used it to help himself up, the weight shifting now onto his boots which sank a little into the muddy ground beneath him. Daniel didn't change his mind about Jean nor did he have any intention of apologizing. However, he would keep an eye on the lance corporal.

The sharp whistle, more chilling than a banshee's wail, grabbed Daniel's attention which drowned out any possibility of hearing Jean's yell. His survival instincts immediately kicked in as the first explosion detonated and by the second his body was already moving. Weaving through the trench, he looked for anything that might be able to shield him from the barrage. A fellow soldier, who was visibly shaken, was crouched with his head in his knees crying. Daniel's eyes locked onto a dugout a little behind him, and called out to him "Move you fucking idiot!". It appeared though that yelling at a someone who was already panicking was not the best choice as the soldier barely moved and looked just as scared if not more. Daniel sighed and rushed towards the soldier, who he proceeded to tackle into the dugout. Their bodies hit against the hard ground within the relative safety of the dugout. It was just in time as moments later one of the shells landed a few meters from where Daniel had been standing, sending dirt and other debris flying into the dugout's entrance and landing on the two. After moving off of the soldier, the two spent the rest of the barrage in relative silence amidst the sounds of screaming and explosions.

Emerging from that dugout was like walking into hell once again, leaving the other soldier to deal with their own problems. There was no time to linger in one position for long. What Daniel saw however made him stop in his tracks. Bodies of less fortunate souls were spread across the trench system, many of them missing limbs and their uniform torn to shreds. He felt his chest tighten at the sight as the bitter taste of smoke entered his mouth. Life was cruel. This was something that Daniel always believed but the sight before him only reinforced it. How many of these soldiers came from loving and caring homes only to be tossed away for a bit of dirt on some dumb hill. Meanwhile, a person like him who has known a life of suffering was forced to continue fighting. He thought he would find a purpose in the military but he never considered what it would cost.

Just then he overheard the order to leave the trenches and burned the image of the strewn about bodies into his mind. The same would happen to him if was not careful. Without another thought, he rushed towards the edge of the trench and climbed over the top. It was unnerving running back down the hill surrounded by all the bodies without the loud crackle of machine gun fire. Finally he reached their original trench-line, climbing down from the edge into a group he was all too familiar with. His eyes met with Jean's but didn't say anything to him and simply took a few steps into the area. The man seemed like he had finally cracked from all the death. Nothing that he could say to the lance corporal would help. Daniel did feel relief upon seeing Kalisa even if he had wanted to keep his distance. This was day one and the end of this war was a long ways away.
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