The arguing continues, the two major factions all but tearing into one another as each one tries to get it's point across. Sparks fly and words that will be later mourned and regretted pass back and forth like dust on the wind. The fight is long, the anger real and having been building up for a long time and at last explodes in a furious combat bound to words and regulated only by the combatants desire to remain undiscovered. To the rest of the world this sight would be one to be feared, hated, and the people destroyed on sight, nor so so many believe. Then at last the literal and figurative dust settles, a decision made, and the time for action upon them. Yes, this is what needs to happen, and now, they have the perfect volunteer. . . .
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She moves along, stealthy and silent. She knows she's not suppose to be here. The decision was made and he was chosen. She knows this, but still, she needs to check on him. Just this once, then she'll let history take it's course. It is not her place, not her right, but she simply can not leave him to the universe without one last look. She doesn't know quite where he was dropped off, or what state he'll be in, but she knows the general area. She stalks as quietly as she can through the woods, following the faint trail left by those who had dumped him to his dump site. She really hopes that they weren't too rough with him. She knows the ones who left him in this forest don't really like him all that much. . .But they wouldn't hurt him or anything, right?
She feels a pang of worry, hoping against hope that it is unfounded and wrong. So focused she is on her quest that she does not notice the thing following her, armed and silent. She darts along, a spry little thing, barely bigger than a child and her form completely covered by a ground length red robe complete with hood. She keeps to the shadows, he magic seeping out only just enough to make her light on her feet as to not leave a trace of her passage on the ground. She moves quickly as she can along the trail until at last she slows, spotting something laying on the grass in the distance.
The magic trail fades almost completely as she approaches the clearing where the figure lay sprawled out spread eagle on the plush green forest floor. Just beyond the body is s beautiful pond with a tree draped over it. She knows now exactly who dropped him and rolls her eyes, smiling slightly. Creeping forward as quiet as ever she stands over the sleeping person, gazing at his gentle features for a full minute before kneeling down and letting out a sigh. 'Well, here you are. You're breathing, you’re not hurt, and you will wake soon. That's all I needed to know my friend. . .'
Reaching out her hand hovers over his arm, not able to touch him least he wake and spot her, but a comforting gesture for her none the less. It is as she kneels there, finally able to relax, a small smile on her lips, that she finally realizes she's being watched. She tenses up, sending out her senses to make sure that it's not someone who can get her in trouble before standing slowly and drifting off behind the nearest tree and vanishing completely.
The figure on the ground does not stir through all of this, his silky black hair splayed out beneath his head like a fan, his arms and legs spread out carelessly. Somehow he looks very at home despite the fact that he's sleeping in the middle of nowhere.
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She moves along, stealthy and silent. She knows she's not suppose to be here. The decision was made and he was chosen. She knows this, but still, she needs to check on him. Just this once, then she'll let history take it's course. It is not her place, not her right, but she simply can not leave him to the universe without one last look. She doesn't know quite where he was dropped off, or what state he'll be in, but she knows the general area. She stalks as quietly as she can through the woods, following the faint trail left by those who had dumped him to his dump site. She really hopes that they weren't too rough with him. She knows the ones who left him in this forest don't really like him all that much. . .But they wouldn't hurt him or anything, right?
She feels a pang of worry, hoping against hope that it is unfounded and wrong. So focused she is on her quest that she does not notice the thing following her, armed and silent. She darts along, a spry little thing, barely bigger than a child and her form completely covered by a ground length red robe complete with hood. She keeps to the shadows, he magic seeping out only just enough to make her light on her feet as to not leave a trace of her passage on the ground. She moves quickly as she can along the trail until at last she slows, spotting something laying on the grass in the distance.
The magic trail fades almost completely as she approaches the clearing where the figure lay sprawled out spread eagle on the plush green forest floor. Just beyond the body is s beautiful pond with a tree draped over it. She knows now exactly who dropped him and rolls her eyes, smiling slightly. Creeping forward as quiet as ever she stands over the sleeping person, gazing at his gentle features for a full minute before kneeling down and letting out a sigh. 'Well, here you are. You're breathing, you’re not hurt, and you will wake soon. That's all I needed to know my friend. . .'
Reaching out her hand hovers over his arm, not able to touch him least he wake and spot her, but a comforting gesture for her none the less. It is as she kneels there, finally able to relax, a small smile on her lips, that she finally realizes she's being watched. She tenses up, sending out her senses to make sure that it's not someone who can get her in trouble before standing slowly and drifting off behind the nearest tree and vanishing completely.
The figure on the ground does not stir through all of this, his silky black hair splayed out beneath his head like a fan, his arms and legs spread out carelessly. Somehow he looks very at home despite the fact that he's sleeping in the middle of nowhere.