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Zina had quietly walked up behind Adra and Kean as the two were talking to Val, the taller Fae watching the conversation between the three from above Adra and Kean's heads, until the Templar eventually removed his helmet for show.
It struck the Fae that she had never actually thought of what the templars would look like under those helmets. Would it be a fair and beautiful angelic face resembling the mythical and beautiful creatures that were referred to as angels? Would it be a dead face, the mask worn by a corpse risen to fight? Or would it just be an empty void?
In the end, it turned out to be none of that, yet Zina was quick to comment nonetheless!
"Hey, your head actually looks pretty nice! No need to be so shy and hide it under that metal helmet all the time."
Zina exclaimed with a cheerful as Val turned and walked away.
Pausing, Zina turned her face as she fixed Adra with her poison green eyes and a smile; her long, emerald green ponytail swishing behind her head as she turned to look at the Orc.
"I think he secretly likes you! He's just too shy to admit it..." She said to Adri with a coy smile in a hushed whisper!
It struck the Fae that she had never actually thought of what the templars would look like under those helmets. Would it be a fair and beautiful angelic face resembling the mythical and beautiful creatures that were referred to as angels? Would it be a dead face, the mask worn by a corpse risen to fight? Or would it just be an empty void?
In the end, it turned out to be none of that, yet Zina was quick to comment nonetheless!
"Hey, your head actually looks pretty nice! No need to be so shy and hide it under that metal helmet all the time."
Zina exclaimed with a cheerful as Val turned and walked away.
Pausing, Zina turned her face as she fixed Adra with her poison green eyes and a smile; her long, emerald green ponytail swishing behind her head as she turned to look at the Orc.
"I think he secretly likes you! He's just too shy to admit it..." She said to Adri with a coy smile in a hushed whisper!
"Ohhhh... ! "
Zina's eyes widened as her mouth parted when the Fae saw the table of magical artifacts being brought into the room. Before her emerald eyes had even fallen on the first of the items the Fae could already hear a slight chiming noise in the back of her mind at simply being in the presence of so much raw magical items.
Her initial fascination with the items caused the Fae to simply stay in place and ogle the tables for more than just a long while; until she finally snapped out of it after she had stood gawking at the table for the greater part of a minute!
"A-hem! Zina promptly let out a fake-cough, remembering the fact that she was supposed to be a mighty sorceress after all and quickly assumed the role as she stepped forward.
Striding forward on long legs, the Fae would watch the others try out their artifacts, as Kaen was already making a scene with a magical cat with a bad attitude.
Standing in the middle of a group of random adventurers that she did not know in the slightest; both their persons and their abilities; wielding and toying with powerful magical artifacts that; if they were as strong as the emperor made them out to be; would more than likely have the power to destroy the entire throne room and probably a better part of the castle if mishandled in an awesome, ginormeous multi-colored magical explosion, did not worry the Fae so much.
It was not the first time she had been exploded, and she calculated her odds of surviving a crashing castle coming down at her to be decent-enough to risk it to get to hold such an awesome artifact!
"Please don't explode, please don't explode... !"
Zina privately thought as her green fingers drifted over the table.
To her disappointment, most of the cool looking artifacts had been taken already thanks to her dawdling! She was about to curse her own luck when, suddenly, she spotted a large, utterly-oversized grimoire by human standards called "The Book of Harow" resting on the table, taking up a good chunk of space. It was a heavy set black leather grimoire reinforced with a rusted metal frame; and hooked to a heavy carrying chain!
"Oh, what's this?!" Zina muttered, reaching for the book and grabbing it with both her hands.
Zina may have been big compared to the others, yet the book was _heavy_! With an initial sound of snapping twigs somewhere in Zina's body, her first attempted ended with the Fae dropping the book back down on the table!
Rubbing her hands together, the Fae pulled at the book once more with a grunt of exertion; this time appreciating the weight, and hoisted it up from the table wrapping its chains around her torso!
"Ahaha, got-you!!" Zina cackled triumphantly to herself; a small tone of mania in her voice; as she opened the heavy book to check the first couple of pages.
Alas, aside from a boring introduction part that Zina did not have the patience to read, the rest of the pages were just scribbles upon scribbles of strange runes, diagrams and alien illustrations in a text and language that Zina couldn't understand at all...
... and she loved it!
"I will take this one!" She exclaimed with a high pitched voice, turning around only narrowly avoided hitting Keenan with the oversized book in the process!
Zina's eyes widened as her mouth parted when the Fae saw the table of magical artifacts being brought into the room. Before her emerald eyes had even fallen on the first of the items the Fae could already hear a slight chiming noise in the back of her mind at simply being in the presence of so much raw magical items.
Her initial fascination with the items caused the Fae to simply stay in place and ogle the tables for more than just a long while; until she finally snapped out of it after she had stood gawking at the table for the greater part of a minute!
"A-hem! Zina promptly let out a fake-cough, remembering the fact that she was supposed to be a mighty sorceress after all and quickly assumed the role as she stepped forward.
Striding forward on long legs, the Fae would watch the others try out their artifacts, as Kaen was already making a scene with a magical cat with a bad attitude.
Standing in the middle of a group of random adventurers that she did not know in the slightest; both their persons and their abilities; wielding and toying with powerful magical artifacts that; if they were as strong as the emperor made them out to be; would more than likely have the power to destroy the entire throne room and probably a better part of the castle if mishandled in an awesome, ginormeous multi-colored magical explosion, did not worry the Fae so much.
It was not the first time she had been exploded, and she calculated her odds of surviving a crashing castle coming down at her to be decent-enough to risk it to get to hold such an awesome artifact!
"Please don't explode, please don't explode... !"
Zina privately thought as her green fingers drifted over the table.
To her disappointment, most of the cool looking artifacts had been taken already thanks to her dawdling! She was about to curse her own luck when, suddenly, she spotted a large, utterly-oversized grimoire by human standards called "The Book of Harow" resting on the table, taking up a good chunk of space. It was a heavy set black leather grimoire reinforced with a rusted metal frame; and hooked to a heavy carrying chain!
"Oh, what's this?!" Zina muttered, reaching for the book and grabbing it with both her hands.
Zina may have been big compared to the others, yet the book was _heavy_! With an initial sound of snapping twigs somewhere in Zina's body, her first attempted ended with the Fae dropping the book back down on the table!
Rubbing her hands together, the Fae pulled at the book once more with a grunt of exertion; this time appreciating the weight, and hoisted it up from the table wrapping its chains around her torso!
"Ahaha, got-you!!" Zina cackled triumphantly to herself; a small tone of mania in her voice; as she opened the heavy book to check the first couple of pages.
Alas, aside from a boring introduction part that Zina did not have the patience to read, the rest of the pages were just scribbles upon scribbles of strange runes, diagrams and alien illustrations in a text and language that Zina couldn't understand at all...
... and she loved it!
"I will take this one!" She exclaimed with a high pitched voice, turning around only narrowly avoided hitting Keenan with the oversized book in the process!
@Sofaking Fancy From my understanding you are going to split the gauntlets. So you can both stumble across the pair or there could be a mix up and the gauntlets got placed on opposite tables separately. Or you could always collab a post.
@Lord Zee
Sorreh, things got a bit busy ^^
But I'll have a postie up soonish today as soon as I get some time with teh computer! :D
Sorreh, things got a bit busy ^^
But I'll have a postie up soonish today as soon as I get some time with teh computer! :D
For while we wait for the ambush...
Adri postie up!
Also, here's a little gem I managed to dig out ^^
Also, here's a little gem I managed to dig out ^^
"Well this is not awkward at all... "
Adrianne privately thought to herself as she sat in the back of the shaking Chimera as it was driven by the Krieger of all things, as the Psyker was surrounded on all sides by the red robed Skitarii.
The Skitarii filled the seats and the aiming ports, yet all of them stood still as statues; as if they had been part of the Chimera itself. About the only indications that they were even active were the blinking lights from under their hoods coupled with the occasional binary chatter between them, and the perfect, steady sweeping motions of their weapons pointing out the viewports.
Adrianne, towering over the rest of them; for as much as it was worth in the cramped confines; let out a sigh, just before a bump in the road caused the top of helmet to bonk into the roof of the Chimera as it came to a stop!
"Owh! ... ~"
"After the Ork arrival, the tunnel was banned to use outside of vital need. No civilian craft should be here. It would warrant further investigation, given the situation at the Forge."
"If there are any Orks, it should be easy for me to tell. Give me but a moment, and I will scry our surroundings." Adrianne said over the communications; eager to do something to take her mind off her uncomfortable space; before closing her eyes behind her skeletal mask and reaching out with her mind in the confines of the tunnel, searching of auras other than their own.
Given the great amount of mechanics elements with them and how dimly their souls burned, it proved surprisngly easy for her to ignore them and reach out to their surroundings...
Adrianne privately thought to herself as she sat in the back of the shaking Chimera as it was driven by the Krieger of all things, as the Psyker was surrounded on all sides by the red robed Skitarii.
The Skitarii filled the seats and the aiming ports, yet all of them stood still as statues; as if they had been part of the Chimera itself. About the only indications that they were even active were the blinking lights from under their hoods coupled with the occasional binary chatter between them, and the perfect, steady sweeping motions of their weapons pointing out the viewports.
Adrianne, towering over the rest of them; for as much as it was worth in the cramped confines; let out a sigh, just before a bump in the road caused the top of helmet to bonk into the roof of the Chimera as it came to a stop!
"Owh! ... ~"
"After the Ork arrival, the tunnel was banned to use outside of vital need. No civilian craft should be here. It would warrant further investigation, given the situation at the Forge."
"If there are any Orks, it should be easy for me to tell. Give me but a moment, and I will scry our surroundings." Adrianne said over the communications; eager to do something to take her mind off her uncomfortable space; before closing her eyes behind her skeletal mask and reaching out with her mind in the confines of the tunnel, searching of auras other than their own.
Given the great amount of mechanics elements with them and how dimly their souls burned, it proved surprisngly easy for her to ignore them and reach out to their surroundings...
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