It was a liberated groan that escaped from Sharon as he was finally released from being trapped between Rae'liel and Serphia, two women notiably much larger than himself in his current size, and the latter probably so even in his default size. It was comparable, to put it short, to be between a rock and a hard place.
As he was dropped to the floor by Serphia, Sharon staggered around for a moment; almost tripping over himself as his muscles raced to reastablish an equilibrium.
"By the light." Sharon said under his breath as the High Elf noticed how he was completely covered in blood, now infusing his robes. Indeed, his blue robes had now turned to a crimson red color, and his armor was splattered with blood in every corner.
"Blood... it's even worse than wine. I'll never be able to use these robes again!"
"Next time, could you please use your other shoulde,-" Sharon began to talk as he turned around to look up at Serphia, but when he noticed that the Night Elven Captain was in the process of stripping Rae'liel of her armor, the High Elf soon turned back around and looked the other way out of respect for the Blood Elf's decency.
It was not until Serphia pointed with her sword at him that Sharon turned around to give the large weapon, relatively speaking, a glance.
"That'll be easy. Just give me a moment." Sharon noted as the tiny mage raised his hands, leaving his staff levitating in the air next to him as he focused on Serphia's sword.
Soon, a pair of fiery globes were spawned in the air around the Captain's blade. Slowly but surely, the ice cold steel of Serphia's blade started to gain a bright-red glow after about half a minute as the metal became superheated!
"Now, mind the touch; you don't want to burn your fingers. That thing is hot!" Sharon explained as he motioned towards Serphia's blade which was almost on fire.
A burning blade in the hands of a fearsome warrior like Serphia; quite a terrible combination indeed the High Elf thought to himself.
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An unnatural roar came from the iron mask of the Death Knight as the dart was plunged into his exposed flesh.
The creature dropped to its knees, his grip going limp and causing him to lose his Runeblade to the ground. A white puff of smoke was now rising from his back where the dart had entered his skin. The necrotic flesh around the dart was literally bubbling as if it had been splashed with acid, and emitted an absolutely foul stench as it went up into the air in the shape of white mist.
Now defenseless and seemingly stunned by the pain, the creature was unable to defend itself as the sentinel Aleena brought her large saber down against him, effectively decapitating his head in the process! As his helmet fell forward and landed onto the floor, a pale faced, blond haired head of what had been a young man rolled out of it and onto the ground. Its features had long since started decomposing, though the decrepit face seemed to be embalmed with various sticky oils that kept it from rotting further. The golden hair had gained a green taint, and whatever youthful vigor the face may have once held was long dead.
In the meantime, Sherpa was lying with his back on the cold stone floor.
The High Elf reached to his nose, ensuring that it was not broken. It felt like he had stood in the tracks and taken a facefull of the deeprun tram head on!
Leaning up and staggering to his feet, he saw no sign of the Night Elf that had run over him. But he had seen the small figure of his brother, Sharon, sitting in her cowl as she had passed him. And the suffocating white mist that had once filled the hallway was now dissipating through the underground ventilation.
"Are you alright, sire?" One of the chevaliers asked as he reached to give Sherpa a hand, but the High Elf pulled his arm back spitefully.
"Get that ogre of a Night Elf!" Sherpa yelled at his men, pointing in the direction that Serphia had run off with Sharon and Rae'liel.
"But the intruder-"
"I will deal with the intruders!" Sherpa said again, reaching for the hilt of his sword that rested at his hip. The chevaliers around him took a moment to look at the snow-haired High Elf, before nodding and ran off in the direction that Serphia had taken.
As his men disappeared through the dust and remnants of the white mist behind him on their pursuit, Sherpa turned to look towards Liaena and the rest of the group now standing in front of him.
As the elf unseathed his blade, it soon became apparant that past the silver ornaments in the shape of a falcon at its handle, the rest of the blade was a Runeblade, a series of cryptic runes etched alongside the spine of the blade. As the cursed weapon escaped its sheath, it was as if the temperature in the corridor dropped with multiple degrees. A faint whisper could be heard through the air, as the runes on his blade began to glow in a haunting, dark purple light.
"The game ends here." Sherpa uttered as he pointed towards the grip with his Runeblade, his darkened blue eyes narrowing as he spoke.
As he was dropped to the floor by Serphia, Sharon staggered around for a moment; almost tripping over himself as his muscles raced to reastablish an equilibrium.
"By the light." Sharon said under his breath as the High Elf noticed how he was completely covered in blood, now infusing his robes. Indeed, his blue robes had now turned to a crimson red color, and his armor was splattered with blood in every corner.
"Blood... it's even worse than wine. I'll never be able to use these robes again!"
"Next time, could you please use your other shoulde,-" Sharon began to talk as he turned around to look up at Serphia, but when he noticed that the Night Elven Captain was in the process of stripping Rae'liel of her armor, the High Elf soon turned back around and looked the other way out of respect for the Blood Elf's decency.
It was not until Serphia pointed with her sword at him that Sharon turned around to give the large weapon, relatively speaking, a glance.
"That'll be easy. Just give me a moment." Sharon noted as the tiny mage raised his hands, leaving his staff levitating in the air next to him as he focused on Serphia's sword.
Soon, a pair of fiery globes were spawned in the air around the Captain's blade. Slowly but surely, the ice cold steel of Serphia's blade started to gain a bright-red glow after about half a minute as the metal became superheated!
"Now, mind the touch; you don't want to burn your fingers. That thing is hot!" Sharon explained as he motioned towards Serphia's blade which was almost on fire.
A burning blade in the hands of a fearsome warrior like Serphia; quite a terrible combination indeed the High Elf thought to himself.
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An unnatural roar came from the iron mask of the Death Knight as the dart was plunged into his exposed flesh.
The creature dropped to its knees, his grip going limp and causing him to lose his Runeblade to the ground. A white puff of smoke was now rising from his back where the dart had entered his skin. The necrotic flesh around the dart was literally bubbling as if it had been splashed with acid, and emitted an absolutely foul stench as it went up into the air in the shape of white mist.
Now defenseless and seemingly stunned by the pain, the creature was unable to defend itself as the sentinel Aleena brought her large saber down against him, effectively decapitating his head in the process! As his helmet fell forward and landed onto the floor, a pale faced, blond haired head of what had been a young man rolled out of it and onto the ground. Its features had long since started decomposing, though the decrepit face seemed to be embalmed with various sticky oils that kept it from rotting further. The golden hair had gained a green taint, and whatever youthful vigor the face may have once held was long dead.
In the meantime, Sherpa was lying with his back on the cold stone floor.
The High Elf reached to his nose, ensuring that it was not broken. It felt like he had stood in the tracks and taken a facefull of the deeprun tram head on!
Leaning up and staggering to his feet, he saw no sign of the Night Elf that had run over him. But he had seen the small figure of his brother, Sharon, sitting in her cowl as she had passed him. And the suffocating white mist that had once filled the hallway was now dissipating through the underground ventilation.
"Are you alright, sire?" One of the chevaliers asked as he reached to give Sherpa a hand, but the High Elf pulled his arm back spitefully.
"Get that ogre of a Night Elf!" Sherpa yelled at his men, pointing in the direction that Serphia had run off with Sharon and Rae'liel.
"But the intruder-"
"I will deal with the intruders!" Sherpa said again, reaching for the hilt of his sword that rested at his hip. The chevaliers around him took a moment to look at the snow-haired High Elf, before nodding and ran off in the direction that Serphia had taken.
As his men disappeared through the dust and remnants of the white mist behind him on their pursuit, Sherpa turned to look towards Liaena and the rest of the group now standing in front of him.
As the elf unseathed his blade, it soon became apparant that past the silver ornaments in the shape of a falcon at its handle, the rest of the blade was a Runeblade, a series of cryptic runes etched alongside the spine of the blade. As the cursed weapon escaped its sheath, it was as if the temperature in the corridor dropped with multiple degrees. A faint whisper could be heard through the air, as the runes on his blade began to glow in a haunting, dark purple light.
"The game ends here." Sherpa uttered as he pointed towards the grip with his Runeblade, his darkened blue eyes narrowing as he spoke.