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edited my post to allow for continuity sake
@deia876latshe could be in the bed next to me lol. after all she got really bad and casters have special medics I am assuming since the Aether flows different through them no?

Arn did not have much to fall. The rush of the wind filled his ears. In truth, he was not sure if he would be able to make a safe landing even as he prepared to utilize the Aether again. His muscles felt worn beyond the normal strain of over use. He was actually near passing out. His eye sight became blurry as he rushed towards the deck of the barge below him. His red armor drenched in blood, his own and those who had opposed him.

If this was to be the end, he had no regrets. He had tried to live his life to the best he could. He knew that one day he would perhaps fall in battle. In truth, he had hoped that this was the case and not that he should die of old age or due to sickness. The mage was perhaps not fond of going down in a blaze of glory but he knew that in his profession death was more of a reality than survival.

It was a miracle that he had lived so long. He was not reckless by any stretch o the imagination but he never played it safe. He fancied himself a weapon and the only job or purpose of a weapon is to kill. So he had killed and killed efficiently. If any one was to analyze this existence it would actually be sad. There was not aim, no goal and no end. One day he would be here and one day he would not.

The darkness started to close around him and his body started to feel limp. There was a sudden jolt. He could not have smashed against the deck already could he? He heard a familiar voice but which sounded far away. The mage recognized it as belonging to Tyrhallan. He forced his eyes to remain open as he tried to focus on the Knight Captain.

He tried to speak to answer the questions posed to him but he was not able to. Instead, he merely pointed weakly towards the deck of the dying frigate and the mounted Knights evacuating the Spider.

Arn also managed a haphazardly nod to acknowledge the gratitude. He felt that it was unneeded but he was aware enough to know that to not accept it would be considered rude. The last thought before he lost all consciousness was the frigate going out in a blaze that lit the ever twilight skies.

Arn?

A soft voice called his name. Deep in his heart he felt he knew it.

Arn?

He was in darkness. He tried to locate the voice.

Arn?

He searched with all his might. Somehow desperation started to set in. why? Something in his soul told him that he needed to find the source of the voice.

Arn?

He saw a glow just before his eyes. A silhouette began to take shape into something resembling a humanoid. He was captivated by the light. It brought feelings of warmth and peace. He reached forward with his hand.

The Knight Captain would probably find it weird that the mage was extending his hand to the void skies. Arn was falling in the realm between consciousness. The light was probably the explosions happening nearby. He had lost much blood but his battle instincts wanted to stay in the fight even if his body was trying to shut down to prevent further damage.
sounds good to me.
I think it'd be better to focus on the interaction between Tyrhallan and Arn for now. There's just one more post I want to make before we wrap things up for this scene.


I will post something as soon as I can. That being said and If @TheMerlin does not mind while he is taking a break. Myself and @deia876lat could post a few interactions etc.
@TheMerlin@deia876lat I try to contribute as much as I can. I hope that my posts are up to par but any suggestions are appreciated.
@deia876lat I figured I should leave Arn a few options. You flying out of there is another one. You can definitely snatch me out of mid air. Or is the barge still working after Ellis helped out?
so I left my falling open ended for any to either pick me up or to land on the Barge. so should I wait to post or NPC my rescue lol.
@Blizz I dont know man, I hear some sirens and see imprisonment in the future for Arn.

Arn burst into the clearing. The sudden emergence into the sun almost blinding him and causing him to run into the small young healer’s daughter. His charge through the woods and his explosive culmination had left him breathless and he stumbled as his legs buckled beneath him doing their utmost to stop the forward motion of the big man.

He groaned as he inevitably fell forward, taking the poor lady along with him. However, the impact was lessened by his herculean effort to not hurt the girl. The hunter landed on his knees straddling the girls own legs. His strong fore arms landed and dug into the ground on either side of the young girl’s head. She probably would land with her eyes staring directly at his chest covered in furs not inches from her nose.

For half a second the big bear man remained on top of her. His mind trying to process what had just occurred. His thought a mixture of surprise and confusion. He felt as if somebody had woken him up from deep sleep with a splash of ice-cold water.

Suddenly, realization rushed into his mind as quickly as blood rushed into his face. He all bout pounced off her with an agility that was impressive for his large frame. Arn had not been so close to another human, let a lone a female one since he was a young boy. Their proximity had been enough for him to get a whiff of her scent utilizing his keen nose. His face burned with embarrassment and he could not bring himself to look at her in the eyes.

It was extremely fortunate thus, that he noticed the blood and signs of footprints. A small group seemed to have moved towards the direction of a mountain stream he knew well and that fed the fields planted by the village. He was not such an elite hunter that he knew whose the tracks belonged to but he was skilled enough to know that the tracks belonged to teens at the most.

DANGER!!

The voice in his mind appeared again. His eyes scanned the scene hurriedly. A sense of urgency starting to settle in. Why the urgency? Why did the sight of blood so disturbed him? Though it was unadvisable, many children played in the woods, definitely not taboo for teens. So why was he trying to solve this puzzle?

All these questions sent his mind reeling. All he knew was that he needed to follow the tracks. He turned to the young Gwendolyn. His voice gruff and still with a tinge of apologetic embarrassment. “I..am going to follow the tracks…you should head back. It may be dangerous.”

It never occurred to him that his words may be constituted as offensive. He was merely speaking the truth that he saw. If he had thought better about it, it would make a great deal of sense to invite one versed in healing along. After all, if his sudden burst of premonition was turned out to be true, then medical need might be required. The big man however was too used to being and acting alone. He also felt he was protecting her from whatever lay ahead.

The big man looked at the young girl through the top of his eyes and lowered head. He stood up not waiting for a reply from her and moved in the direction of the tracks. He would not stop her should she decide to come but he would move quickly enough to ensure he did not loose the tracks.

The forest invited him in. The cool shadows caressing and dancing on his furs as he moved through the woods. The slivers of light that managed to break through the thick covering of foliage seemed to tease, to hint only to disappear a second later.

He pressed forward. The hunter had been in these woods many times. However, this time it felt that as he moved deeper into the depths of the forest that he was moving into the unknown. It seemed to him just as one steps into a dark lake. What will emerge on the other side?
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