I'm fine with either.
Vialesa is still at the top of my mind, so I'm trying quite hard to find / plan for a way for Leifr to kidnap rescue her.
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If you think flattery will get you something from me, you are most certainly correct.
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Best summed up with the phrase: "Tries really hard."
A pitiable excuse of a person, but I try really hard.
A pitiable excuse of a person, but I try really hard.
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Pyromania99 said Maybe, but then Fiore has to be in a relationship with his other self.
Sadomasochistic pseudo-narcissism?
Such a difficult choice, to choose between that and a destined harem.
ERode said
You might as well just nominate Allereun as leader now.
ERode said
Nice guy Alleruen is too nice.
ERode said
Alleruen doesn't like the bandit's meager offer for his life.
ERode said
Well, you know, I was personally going for Allereun's harem end, and if he gattai'd with Leifr only...that'll ruin everything.
So, I've been thinking... Is it Alleruen or Allereun?
I would have never thought that Leifr would make so many rivals.
Fiore challenging his honor, Lyrisa challenging his princess.
Next, Alleruen will challenge his manliness or something... No, wait, since this is ERode that is very likely.
Fiore challenging his honor, Lyrisa challenging his princess.
Next, Alleruen will challenge his manliness or something... No, wait, since this is ERode that is very likely.
That missed swipe at Alleruen was the final straw for Leifr: they had to leave, now. Snapping the reins on his warhorse and the hauling horse's reins firmly held in his other hand, Leifr's two steeds broke into a sprint (the warhorse was trained enough to run at a similar pace with the untrained horse) chasing after Lyrisa and Fiore. Alleruen was on her horse already so Leifr expected her to be close in pursuit.
Leifr didn't try thinking about where they came from or what they were. All he had to think of was that they were hostile, numerous, and Leifr and his company were in a disadvantageous situation. Leifr abandoned his curiosity of the creatures from before and was now filled with only the need to survive. Leifr was taught to be the rear guard in these cases, but he was also taught to protect the supplies above all and in this case Leifr held onto the horse carrying those very supplies.
Leifr's mind was conflicted though; should worse come and the monsters turn out to be fast enough to catch up to them, would Leifr be able to let go of the hauling horse's reins and use it as a distraction? Leifr grit his teeth in both fighting against such thoughts and the pain his wound was inflicting due to the harsh riding he was putting himself through. Think of something else, he told himself. His mind drifted to how to combat the monsters. Their bodies, though grotesque and unnerving, didn't seem to be of natural origin. Their was no plate or scale on them so Leifr assumed blades could cut them. They also hesitated at the flame – no, they were unaffected until it grew out of control. Was it the heat? Light? Leifr imagined that the best bet would be to recreate the fires, but clicked his tongue in anger when he remembered that he had no fire-starting equipment.
There was also the fact that Leifr was unarmored and wounded. Though he could survive the pain his wounds caused, without his armor Leifr would be injured much more gravely than his current condition. Leifr looked up at the sky. It was a twilight hour, when the moons' lights were dim yet the sun had yet to rise. But such an hour was short lived. Leifr focused back to chasing Lyrisa and Fiore and quietly hoped that they'd be able to avoid the creatures until it was even slightly brighter.
Leifr didn't try thinking about where they came from or what they were. All he had to think of was that they were hostile, numerous, and Leifr and his company were in a disadvantageous situation. Leifr abandoned his curiosity of the creatures from before and was now filled with only the need to survive. Leifr was taught to be the rear guard in these cases, but he was also taught to protect the supplies above all and in this case Leifr held onto the horse carrying those very supplies.
Leifr's mind was conflicted though; should worse come and the monsters turn out to be fast enough to catch up to them, would Leifr be able to let go of the hauling horse's reins and use it as a distraction? Leifr grit his teeth in both fighting against such thoughts and the pain his wound was inflicting due to the harsh riding he was putting himself through. Think of something else, he told himself. His mind drifted to how to combat the monsters. Their bodies, though grotesque and unnerving, didn't seem to be of natural origin. Their was no plate or scale on them so Leifr assumed blades could cut them. They also hesitated at the flame – no, they were unaffected until it grew out of control. Was it the heat? Light? Leifr imagined that the best bet would be to recreate the fires, but clicked his tongue in anger when he remembered that he had no fire-starting equipment.
There was also the fact that Leifr was unarmored and wounded. Though he could survive the pain his wounds caused, without his armor Leifr would be injured much more gravely than his current condition. Leifr looked up at the sky. It was a twilight hour, when the moons' lights were dim yet the sun had yet to rise. But such an hour was short lived. Leifr focused back to chasing Lyrisa and Fiore and quietly hoped that they'd be able to avoid the creatures until it was even slightly brighter.
Please forgive me, Asuras, but Leifr has to care for two horses and one is hauling some valuables. Maybe when they are at a safer distance and Vialesa somehow does something to make herself noticeable, Leifr can hand the reins of the hauling horse to Alleruen and come back to pick Vialesa up... but Leifr definitely won't try to stay to fight all these monsters with just two people.
Keia Vewyx said And if I post now, the next post will be Renose's monsters, so it's now or never: Ditch Vialesa or charge through and pick her up.
Ah ha ha ha ha!
I was completely wrong, Renose won't wait for me~
UnendingEmpire said
I'm moving tomorrow, so it may be a couple days before I can post. I'll try to get a post up tonight, but I'm not gonna promise anything.
Edit:
Ryu beat me to it.
Crit miracles are happening quite often right now~
Though now that I said that, Leifr will Fumble and not notice that one monster who grabbed his leg and is now dragging him off his horse.
And if I post now, the next post will be Renose's monsters, so it's now or never: Ditch Vialesa or charge through and pick her up.
Who knows, maybe the group would be split due to this because Leifr sure as heck won't be charging through those monsters twice.
(Though to do that, Leifr would have to ditch the hauling horse... Pretty girl or practical cargo? What a terrible choice to make.)
Though now that I said that, Leifr will Fumble and not notice that one monster who grabbed his leg and is now dragging him off his horse.
And if I post now, the next post will be Renose's monsters, so it's now or never: Ditch Vialesa or charge through and pick her up.
Who knows, maybe the group would be split due to this because Leifr sure as heck won't be charging through those monsters twice.
(Though to do that, Leifr would have to ditch the hauling horse... Pretty girl or practical cargo? What a terrible choice to make.)
ERode said
Chances are though, in the darkness, he won't even see her.
Yeah, the Vialesa route is really hard to start...
Rather, would Leifr even be able to notice Vialesa who is in darkness ~30 yards away when a blaze and terrifying monsters are between them?
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