@The Harbinger of Ferocity@Ojo chan 42, batter up! Though truthfully, I am starting to lose interest in this... I'll keep plugging along for a while if you guys want to continue it though.
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A ringing went through Ein's ears as she heard the response given to her inquiry. It was worse then she thought. She couldn't speak, for the rage welling inside her had to be completely contained, and no words could be spent without it. She couldn't move save for the clenching of her fists, hard, and tight, they first with beat red and then faded to a ghastly white as the blood trapped in her hands was finally released.
It was with extreme effort that Ein wrenched her focus away from the girl when she was spoken to by the great beast. It should have surprised her, but then something in her already knew what this beast was. Through a strained jaw and a forced string of words she responded to the ancient spirit, "I was en rout to the Dwarvish Capital via their labyrinth of tunnels they call the Dwarven highway. I was accompanied, or rather I was being escorted by several Dwarven guards, but we were attacked by something. Uh... one of the dwarves called it a, uh, a Cave Vampire. It was thanks to Zeke collapsing a tunnel that I we were able to escape. I was told by a Dwarven smith that it was imperative that I go to the capital at meet with the Dwarven King. I do not know why I was being sent there. And now I no longer know the way, as my guard is surly dead."
It was with extreme effort that Ein wrenched her focus away from the girl when she was spoken to by the great beast. It should have surprised her, but then something in her already knew what this beast was. Through a strained jaw and a forced string of words she responded to the ancient spirit, "I was en rout to the Dwarvish Capital via their labyrinth of tunnels they call the Dwarven highway. I was accompanied, or rather I was being escorted by several Dwarven guards, but we were attacked by something. Uh... one of the dwarves called it a, uh, a Cave Vampire. It was thanks to Zeke collapsing a tunnel that I we were able to escape. I was told by a Dwarven smith that it was imperative that I go to the capital at meet with the Dwarven King. I do not know why I was being sent there. And now I no longer know the way, as my guard is surly dead."
The more you do anything, the more you improve. I was apart of a different RPG community for almost 12 years and when I looked back on my writing from when I first started there, well first of all there was no in browser spell check, and it was horrendous. Comparing me now to how I wrote then? A vast world apart.
...but I still write like shit.
...but I still write like shit.
@Ammokkx I assume that you mean original being pre-reboot?
@AtomicNut are you a wolf?
I'm a dragon...
... more like a cock-fight, amiright?
@The Harbinger of Ferocity @Ojo chan 42 Sorry, I forgot to tag you at the end of the post.
Why would I look at your profile? You are active and responsive, so I don't have to hunt you down and look at your profile to see when you were last active and on what. Sorry if I offended you.
@Jasonhero The concern is that they didn't say anything. As such I personally wouldn't count it. But at least Lyra has stuck her nose back in to let us know!
@Ammokkx I'm pretty sure we've already had the discussion about referring to each other by our in character genders when the actual identity is not known or otherwise implied. So sorry, dude, but to me you look like a lady. Cue Robbin Williams.
@Ammokkx I'm pretty sure we've already had the discussion about referring to each other by our in character genders when the actual identity is not known or otherwise implied. So sorry, dude, but to me you look like a lady. Cue Robbin Williams.
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