ARIA: THE PROTECTOR | The Mavericks
Reporting to: Billy BlackTeamed up with: @ERode@OwO@Majoras End@BrokenPromise
"Mom, dad, today I've decided. Let me settle down ri~ight here!" A freshly-graduated Aria excitedly split her two fingers apart, zooming in on the map of the country, depicting the shape of Pax Septimus. Her voice was light, airy, and almost a little cutesy-- a medium to stir up any leftover emotions from her parents and improve her chances at persuasion.
"This place isn't the best, see? But that means there are people who'll need me there. I just know it. Think of all the children! If you let me go, I can help them!"
At that moment faced with the green-haired pyromancer, the Protector slowly lowered its head, its movements falling slack, seemingly allowing itself to be dragged away and consequently beaten by the deceased magi's partner.
Who am I helping?
Tetrad's sock was enough to break the sentinel away from its trance. With the situation getting direr and it not understanding fully what was happening on Klava and the Timekeeper's side, the Protector made haste with its forced resolve. It was already bad enough that these poor children had come back to haunt the suit of armor, however, they would not be responsible for any more lives lost during this mission. If anything-- it would make sure they'd go in peace.
It would be good for them, right? To not have any blood on their hands, even after death. Perhaps that was the least it could ensure, after everything.
It took a deep breath, channeling the mana from its body and into its straight-headed spear. The clean, sharp edges on either side of its blade surged with a piercing blue aura. It exhaled and swung once, and then used its stance as leverage to pivot its body for another lethal swipe. Its weapon aimed to slice at both the magi's necks and then their legs, seeking to decapitate and immobilize, if the first swing was not enough to send them off just yet.
"This place isn't the best, see? But that means there are people who'll need me there. I just know it. Think of all the children! If you let me go, I can help them!"
At that moment faced with the green-haired pyromancer, the Protector slowly lowered its head, its movements falling slack, seemingly allowing itself to be dragged away and consequently beaten by the deceased magi's partner.
Who am I helping?
Tetrad's sock was enough to break the sentinel away from its trance. With the situation getting direr and it not understanding fully what was happening on Klava and the Timekeeper's side, the Protector made haste with its forced resolve. It was already bad enough that these poor children had come back to haunt the suit of armor, however, they would not be responsible for any more lives lost during this mission. If anything-- it would make sure they'd go in peace.
It would be good for them, right? To not have any blood on their hands, even after death. Perhaps that was the least it could ensure, after everything.
It took a deep breath, channeling the mana from its body and into its straight-headed spear. The clean, sharp edges on either side of its blade surged with a piercing blue aura. It exhaled and swung once, and then used its stance as leverage to pivot its body for another lethal swipe. Its weapon aimed to slice at both the magi's necks and then their legs, seeking to decapitate and immobilize, if the first swing was not enough to send them off just yet.