OtomostheCrazy

Pokemon Spiral

@LuckyBlackCat

Yup.

Pokemon Spiral

@Noxx

Her cat died recently, so she's taking her time on some posts.

Pokémon: Nexus

@AbysmalDemon However, if the antenna turns out to be good, then Deneb wouldn't mind that at all. Seriously. If it means they can get off the island, then he'll be happy enough to give a little grin...we ain't getting that, are we?

Pokémon: Nexus

Deneb Astrologian
Unknown

@AbysmalDemon

At first, Deneb didn't really know what Charlie saw when he told him to follow along. Honestly, this close from death, Deneb wouldn't have been surprised if they had both been hallucinating. As they walked, however, Deneb noticed the antenna. It was out of place. Extremely out of place, actually. The type of out of place that his father would tell him to avoid if he were there.

"I feel like this is going to be bad. We better be careful when we get nearer."

The antenna felt ominous. As if the area it was based around would have something dangerous in hiding. He didn't quite know what they were heading into, but it couldn't be good.

The Overseers of Serenity: Blood Moons

@TheDarkTemplar@Snarfulblast

Donezo

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Kaathe "Crestfallen" Oolacile

Boarding Another Vessel

@Snarfulblast

Kaathe gently shook his head when he heard Karl's upbeat voice and undeterred confidence. It was him alright. There were none that could possibly mimic that person so well. Besides, there'd be no actual point. He had no knowledge of his former companions over the years, after all. When he heard Karl mention that he was a 'Hero of the Dawn', Kaathe raised a brow.

"My name was included in that list? I'm honestly surprised. I thought I told them to leave me out of it" sighed Kaathe.

Kaathe didn't like that title. 'Hero' would have meant that he had done something heroic. He did nothing of the sort. He simply followed orders and killed enemies. If that title had been around all these years, then people probably pictured him as something like the others. Cheerful, righteous, or some other description that would make him more than what he is. It would certainly become a headache for him if someone found out he was one of the heroes.

"Oh well. There's nothing to be done about it. The battle sounds like it's starting to lean towards one side. I'm sure you'd like to find out which side that is.

As they ascended towards the deck, others had been encountered. Some followed Karl in, but others came back to retrieve potions to aid their comrades. They wouldn't receive that chance. Kaathe, feeling the smallest bit of sympathy for his kin, had simply rendered some of their encounters unconscious, rather than kill them outright.

When they reached the top, it seemed as though the privateers were losing. Hell, Kaathe even spotted some of them retreating on his Dinghy, leaving him with no vessel to traverse the waters of the world. Kaathe rolled his eyes and walked over to the opposing ship.

"This fight will be over soon. If you need me, I'll be on your ship. Try not to die here, Karl. Loathe as I am to say this, dying by the hand of my disgraced brethren is not something that would suit you."

With that, Kaathe ran to the edge of the ship, and leapt over to the deck of the opposing vessel. He expected for them to attack him, of course. In a battle against Renmer, an unknown dark elf hopping from the other ship would be more than just suspicious. It didn't matter to Kaathe. All he'd need to do is avoid them until he found a vessel. A tricky task in some cases, but easy all the same.

Kaathe hopped up to the mast, and sat on the cross-beam. It seemed that he focused his magic for no reason this time.

The Overseers of Serenity: Blood Moons

@Zelosse

So...you mentioned me, then I found out I wasn't mentioned in the post I was notified of...what'd I miss?

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@Zetsuko

Don't worry! The battle's still on! You can still do this!

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@Snarfulblast

I'll respond to you. But I'll wait for some of the others first. I want them to get in on this.

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Kaathe "Crestfallen" Oolacile

Escape

@Snarfulblast

By the way the privateers scrambled about, preparing themselves and running up onto the deck, it seemed that they had found a more worthy vessel to fight than his dinghy. By the the time the sounds of battle cries and magical casts could be heard, most of them had already left the brig. Kaathe was calm, even in this situation. Compared to the events of the past, whatever battle was happening was like a soft dream. With the rocking of the ship, the battle seemed to have excavated. Still, Kaathe continued to sit. He was planning to leave, but knew that if he did, he'd still find difficulties. He was preparing himself for any unnecessary fights. After all, this wasn't his battle, and those who drag themselves into another's fight is likely to become a casualty or fatality.

As he sat, the battle above raged on, and none were left to watch over the 'prisoner.' Still, someone managed to arrive, as Kaathe heard a voice speaking to him. He was the only prisoner in the ship, so he knew he was the only person they were addressing. Mask and Cowl still on, Kaathe opened his eyes and looked to the new visitor. He looked familiar, but Kaathe didn't quite believe it. It had been years since last he saw him. There were some other similarities outside of appearance, as well. The voice, and its tone were very similar to a certain elf he had fought alongside.

Kaathe sighed. He wanted to focus a bit more of his magic, but it seems as if the newcomer would disrupt his concentration. The dark elf stood up, and enchanted one of his gloves with freezing magic.

"You remind me of an ally I once had. Fool wanted to be a white knight. But you can't be him. Why would he be here instead of protecting some poor family from bandits?"

Kaathe touched the entrance to his cell, freezing it, and a after a moment, he swung his arm through, shattering it to create an opening. Walking past the newcomer, Kaathe walked over to the wall, and reclaimed his items, some of the food was gone, but most his belonging were still there. He turned back to the newcomer, and said,

"I'm to going to leave this place. I don't intend to rot here. I'll accompany you to the deck. You've probably attracted some attention coming down here in the middle of a battle."

Kaathe loaded a bolt into his crossbow, and enchanted it with some illusory magic. Something he had learned to use when faced with crowds of killers and beasts. He looked past the newcomer and saw a privateer running towards them.

"Look, there's one now."

Kaathe raised his crossbow, and let the bolt loose. The bolt hit the enemy in the shoulder, and the enchantment worked its way through his body and into his mind. He howled as hallucinations plagued his minds and warped his reality. Soon after, another would arrive, and the now crazed privateer's attention was switched over to them.

As the maddened privateer savagely attacked his comrade, Kaathe looked to the newcomer.

"Let's get going."