@Sarcelle Renard@Ace of flames01
Livia frowned behind her hood. Damn! she thought, so close, slightly faster and she'd have been mine. The wraith knew better than to express her opinion on the matter. Whilst she doubted the prince carried the necessary arms to do her any harm she would prefer to not have the whole kingdom hunting her down.
Upon being asked whether the orders were acceptable she was puzzled. Asher was the prince he held seniority, as a soldier sworn to his father's service she was bound to obey. Then she remembered, unlike most people she dealt with he knew what she could do, she smiled at this behind her hood and then replied.
'Of course my prince, whatever the scions of the dark require' with that she floated away a short distance and raised her arms above her head. Baleful energy began to ensconce her finger tips and then she directed the energies towards the ground. She turned and floated back to the prince whilst behind her the earth began to shudder.
At first the vibrations were minor, then they grew stronger as though something were burrowing beneath the surface. Then the tip of a sword burst from the ground scattering mud and debris across the clearing. Gripping the sword was a skeletal hand sheathed in rusting plate armour, and as Livia returned to float before the prince the skeletal warrior pushed its way out of the dirt. It was followed by another skeletal figure a few moments later. The two figures stood silently, weapons at the ready. They were armoured from head to toe, their ancient armour caked in grime, rust, dust and mud. The warriors open faced helms revealed the decaying visages of the ancient warriors Livia had called to serve, although they were so ancient there was little left to decay. The two figures both looked to Livia their empty eye-sockets regarding the shadowy form of the wraith, who turned and with a skeletal finger set them on their way. The skeleton's eye sockets were illuminated by blue flames as they left, and likewise two pinpricks of blue flame appeared behind Livia's hood.
'The dead permeate this place my prince, and they are eager to serve. If there are any who would challenge us we shall know. Livia's voice still came as chorus of whispers as she spoke, but now she projected more authority into the sound. It didn't make the sound any more natural however, if anything it made the sound of her speech even more unsettling.'I must ask however, to what end have you decided to seize an angel from your father's sworn enemies?'
Then the angel spoke. Livia eyed the being warily, the flames that covered her eyes glowing with fresh intensity as she eyed the wounded being in front of her. 'Where you are is none of your concern child, do as you are told and no harm need befall you.' With that Livia turned her attention back to the prince awaiting his answer.
Livia frowned behind her hood. Damn! she thought, so close, slightly faster and she'd have been mine. The wraith knew better than to express her opinion on the matter. Whilst she doubted the prince carried the necessary arms to do her any harm she would prefer to not have the whole kingdom hunting her down.
Upon being asked whether the orders were acceptable she was puzzled. Asher was the prince he held seniority, as a soldier sworn to his father's service she was bound to obey. Then she remembered, unlike most people she dealt with he knew what she could do, she smiled at this behind her hood and then replied.
'Of course my prince, whatever the scions of the dark require' with that she floated away a short distance and raised her arms above her head. Baleful energy began to ensconce her finger tips and then she directed the energies towards the ground. She turned and floated back to the prince whilst behind her the earth began to shudder.
At first the vibrations were minor, then they grew stronger as though something were burrowing beneath the surface. Then the tip of a sword burst from the ground scattering mud and debris across the clearing. Gripping the sword was a skeletal hand sheathed in rusting plate armour, and as Livia returned to float before the prince the skeletal warrior pushed its way out of the dirt. It was followed by another skeletal figure a few moments later. The two figures stood silently, weapons at the ready. They were armoured from head to toe, their ancient armour caked in grime, rust, dust and mud. The warriors open faced helms revealed the decaying visages of the ancient warriors Livia had called to serve, although they were so ancient there was little left to decay. The two figures both looked to Livia their empty eye-sockets regarding the shadowy form of the wraith, who turned and with a skeletal finger set them on their way. The skeleton's eye sockets were illuminated by blue flames as they left, and likewise two pinpricks of blue flame appeared behind Livia's hood.
'The dead permeate this place my prince, and they are eager to serve. If there are any who would challenge us we shall know. Livia's voice still came as chorus of whispers as she spoke, but now she projected more authority into the sound. It didn't make the sound any more natural however, if anything it made the sound of her speech even more unsettling.'I must ask however, to what end have you decided to seize an angel from your father's sworn enemies?'
Then the angel spoke. Livia eyed the being warily, the flames that covered her eyes glowing with fresh intensity as she eyed the wounded being in front of her. 'Where you are is none of your concern child, do as you are told and no harm need befall you.' With that Livia turned her attention back to the prince awaiting his answer.