Erik Ahlstrom
Erik found himself dragged from reality. A slip in whatever he knew is what tore him away. It was an instant of flashing and then a moment of dropping from several feet off the ground. His form dropped with a low thud as his feet landed and his body curled down to crouch on his heels and his fists raised trying to take a powerful stance. The tall man stood, rising to a stern and strong six foot four inches, with his fists tucked together and his body slipping into a battle pose. His right foot slid backwards slowly and he looked about the area. "Where am I.. what happened.."
Erik began to survey his surroundings with quick snaps of his head and steady eyes, but even through his training the sudden reality shock and daze of traveling through a wormhole had him off-focus and unable to collect his surroundings strongly. He was put on the defensive and he felt alienated in a world unlike any he had seen, and it only got worse as he spied beings unlike any he had seen before. "It has green skin.. and tusks.. and.. cooks? And they females with ears.. and fur.. where the fuck am I.." His mental voice piped in for half a minute as he tried to make connections between this world and what he knew. These things seemed slightly familiar, but different all the same. He couldn't imagine them being real, so he assumed it had to be a bad dream or an unconscious mindset after the fight he had in his world. Even so he felt it was necessary to assert some form of communication and try to at least understand his surroundings until he could properly discern more for himself.
"Where am I?" Erick shouted at a moderate level with his deep voice. He wanted to be sure they heard him.
Azarell
Azarell was in utter dismay, unable to come to terms with the news his ears heard from the messenger. His body erupted in an anger, his muscles convulsing, his limbs shaking, his legs shambling to take steps, his eyes let fourth tears. He was utterly useless to them and he wasn't able to accept that notion, so he refused to listen and he felt compelled to help his people. He felt within an instant the anger and adrenaline of the call to arms and he set off for his people. However he would never reach his people.
Azarell had been traveling for several hours, speeding on foot with the use of his magic to aid him and his natural agility to guide him, but he needed to quicken himself further. He curled his cloak around him as he ran, his lupine like feet dancing across the ground with ease and grace before he leaped from it. His body elongated in posture as he took the leap forward, turning himself into a living bullet covered in his feathered cloak of magic that seemed to shimmer and trail like a comet. He was able to hold this marvelous feat for several moments while his keen eyes watched his path, before suddenly a mysterious force drew itself open before him, and without any chance of his dodging it he was forced into it.
Azarell was almost instantly sent out of the other side of the wormhole and into the camp. The wormhole was a little higher than the others and the Vastayan almost immediately found himself in a moment of pause. His comet like darting was ceased by his own means as he flung his right arm out to the side and sent the spiraling magic into a dazzling mist of sparkles. His long cloak extended with his arm like a mighty wing of feathers and his body slowly floated before he landed atop a dwarf's head, the one speaking rather crudely to the green-skin at that. Once he was fully down and his lupine-like feet sat gently one behind the other, he bowed deeply with his left arm tucked into his torso and his cloak straightened out to the side still much like a wing. His voice rose with a charming accent and a bit of playfulness to it.
"Hail to you, fair and few. Let all see what beauty means before you." Azarell joyfully spoke softly, before smiling and raising his head to them all.