SashaWindrider

Exodus

Name: Asmod Rav'ul
Nickname: -
Age: -
Species: Demon
Job Position: -
Power/s: True Sight (clairaudience - hearing from the spirit world, clairvoyance - see the past, present and future).
History: Unknown. Just appeared in the middle of the camp. No knowledge of his own past or anything about himself almost.
Personality: Amnesiac, is going to have to learn everything all over again.
Description and/or pic:
Other: Has a pet raven with him.

Exodus

That is absolutely fine, we all get busy and are happy to wait.

Exodus

"Well, I hope he doesn't change his ways - he's an excellent commander." Azurael said in response to Grim's remark. It was true how she view T'vor.

To T'vor she replied "I don't really know what I was expected. I just wanted to see what would happen."
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Anuriel chuckled at Chrissa's response. The wee angel really did warm her heart. "Fair enough, I don't expect a response too quickly, just when you feel you are ready." Anuriel said in a motherly tone.

"I can't wait until I am strong enough to fly." Anuriel said, unsheathing her wings and looking at them before sheathing them again and starting on a cauldron of chicken soup ready for dinner.
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A blood curdling scream split the air.

Exodus

Azurael looked at Grim, her head cocked slightly and a sly grin on her face. "The dead can't die can they?" Azurael said. Azurael unsheathed the sword she nearly always kept at her side and buried it in Grim's gut before removing it and wiping it down. She lowered her sword but left it unsheathed and dripping blood. "Just wanted to test a theory." Azurael said. Azurael knew the angel would either be very angry or just laugh it off in that disconcerting manner of his.

Azurael looked at T'vor "That wasn't very nice to say to him." She was thoroughly aware her words might sound disingenuous given she just impaled Grim on her sword. But she was testing a theory and Grim's own word, wereas she viewed T'vor as being straight mean.
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"You can just call me Anuriel. No need for the 'miss' part" Anuriel said but in a pleseant tone.

"Remember that job offer is always open for whenever you are ready. You are the only one I trust enough." Anuriel said.

Exodus

Hello fellow Grims.

Exodus

Azurael spun around, somewhat startled at Grim's sudden appearance but in all truth was not surprised. "Grim, sneaking up behind people is rude and scaring the wrong person may get you hurt. But yes, that was awesome." Azurael said. She watched the dragons in particular. "Imagine if they had all come with us." Azurael paused. "Aal sil unslaad praan drem. May the immortal souls rest in peace." Azurael said somberly.

"Some-times I envy the dead. Life weighs heavy on us all." Azurael said as he watched the dead march her by. Her past seemed to burden her particularly today, as did the prospects for the future.
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"The pleasure was all ours. I may very well see you soon. Dinner needs to be prepared." Anuriel said and left the table to go to the kitchen and start the next shift of work.

Damien left and decided to go and practise his flying skills. The muscles weren't yet good enough to take off properly from the ground but he could manage short bursts of low level flight. He dreamed of once again soaring in the skies like they did on the lower gravity Genisis.

Exodus

"No, no. Stay here." Anuriel said.

Damien neither accepted nor rejected Anuriel's apology. He instead kept his attention on Ma'ai. " I can show you somewhere to sleep, if you want. There is still a bed free in my tent. Unless of course you want to bunk with other angels. Most tents in this camp are capable of being occupied by several people at once."

Exodus

<Snipped quote by SashaWindrider>
Oh gosh XD That should be our thing now.

@omerta

It shall be.
Nods sagely.

Exodus

HAve a good sleep. Don't let the Grim bite. lol.

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Anuriel decided it would be best now to just leave Chrissa alone with her work. The angel was delicate and Anuriel had disturbed her enough for the day. Anuriel decided that somehow she was going to make it up to the Angel to pay for her wrongdoing.

Anuriel returned to the table. "I am sorry Damien. I was wrong." Anuriel said, averting her eyes.

She sat down.