Oh nice XD I've been wanting to do that ever since I saw a youtuber I follow do it lol
Oh what? That's cool! xD Good to know we're not the only ones enjoying it lol
Oh what? That's cool! xD Good to know we're not the only ones enjoying it lol
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Hello! This is Buzzingbee! I used to be on here as BuzzBee but I had some trouble. I had issues in real life that made me go off for a while and then when I was going to come back on, passwords, emails, etc were forgotten and lost. xD But I'm back and ready to jump into where I left off!
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Penelope gave a small nod at Crow's reply, relaxing a little as he seemed to be doing better. She busied herself with tending to her wounds, luckily of which none were severe. Now that her worry for Crow was put at ease for the time being, she also became more aware of the pain in her side where the one mercenary had hit her with his mace. She shifted, testing to see if he had possibly broken one of her ribs. The pain was dull and it seemed to just be a badly bruised spot.
She looked back over at Crow as he spoke again. "I guess so." She mumbled in agreement. When he asked about William, the female knight shook her head. "I had no idea." She admitted, sneaking a glance over at the older knight. "I was never around him when an injury like that happened before. Guess he has quite a bit more experience with treating wounds than I thought." Penelope was still surprised by William's abilities. She wondered how far his knowledge of medicine and healing went.
William, having finished bandaging his wounds, stepped back over to the two and crossed his arms. "Let's get moving." He grumbled impatiently. "I don't want to waste anymore time here." Penelope glanced up at the knight and then nodded her head. She didn't like the idea of staying out in the open much longer either, especially after learning that one of the mercenaries had gotten away. She stood up and then turned to Crow offering him a hand to help him up to his feet.
"Do you think you're ready to move? Or do you need more time?" Penelope asked him. Though she wanted to get moving like William, she also didn't want Crow to push himself if he needed a little bit more time to recover.
She looked back over at Crow as he spoke again. "I guess so." She mumbled in agreement. When he asked about William, the female knight shook her head. "I had no idea." She admitted, sneaking a glance over at the older knight. "I was never around him when an injury like that happened before. Guess he has quite a bit more experience with treating wounds than I thought." Penelope was still surprised by William's abilities. She wondered how far his knowledge of medicine and healing went.
William, having finished bandaging his wounds, stepped back over to the two and crossed his arms. "Let's get moving." He grumbled impatiently. "I don't want to waste anymore time here." Penelope glanced up at the knight and then nodded her head. She didn't like the idea of staying out in the open much longer either, especially after learning that one of the mercenaries had gotten away. She stood up and then turned to Crow offering him a hand to help him up to his feet.
"Do you think you're ready to move? Or do you need more time?" Penelope asked him. Though she wanted to get moving like William, she also didn't want Crow to push himself if he needed a little bit more time to recover.
I managed to get a reply up! I might poof for a bit because I'm starting to crash XD
It's nice. Honestly I didn't even realize we had them until you pointed it out lol I just thought that it was the site misreading who was on the page for me lol
It's nice. Honestly I didn't even realize we had them until you pointed it out lol I just thought that it was the site misreading who was on the page for me lol
Penelope looked over at the other two as William gave Crow the ale. As he glanced at her, she gave him a small, half-hearted smile, hoping to ease his hesitation about becoming intoxicated. After he had finished the drink, the female knight grew a bit more tense as she knew that what was to follow would be the more painful part of the whole ordeal. She took Crow's hand in hers as the thief readied for William to take the dagger out of his chest. She braced herself as well, knowing that his grip on her hand would get tighter once the dagger was removed.
As William removed the blade, Penelope gave a small wince as Crow squeezed her hand. She began to rub her thumb over his hand comfortingly while her gaze drifted over to watch William work on the open wound. Admittedly, she was a bit impressed with the knight's capability in tending to the serious wound. She was suddenly rather relieved that William had been so insistent on doing it himself now that she was able to see how skilled he was. Once the older knight finished patching up the wound, Penelope gave a small nod to his words, watching as he moved away to dress his own injuries.
She grabbed some bandages for the cuts on her shoulder and leg before moving to sit besides Crow while she dressed them. Penelope looked over at the thief, still clearly concerned even though his injury had been taken care of. "How are you feeling so far?" She asked him softly.
As William removed the blade, Penelope gave a small wince as Crow squeezed her hand. She began to rub her thumb over his hand comfortingly while her gaze drifted over to watch William work on the open wound. Admittedly, she was a bit impressed with the knight's capability in tending to the serious wound. She was suddenly rather relieved that William had been so insistent on doing it himself now that she was able to see how skilled he was. Once the older knight finished patching up the wound, Penelope gave a small nod to his words, watching as he moved away to dress his own injuries.
She grabbed some bandages for the cuts on her shoulder and leg before moving to sit besides Crow while she dressed them. Penelope looked over at the thief, still clearly concerned even though his injury had been taken care of. "How are you feeling so far?" She asked him softly.
Thanks!
Cool! Hopefully I will! I get off at 1:30 so we'll see cx
The collection is always growing XD
Nice cx Penelope appreciates it lol
Oh we do xD well now I'm self-conscious about my writing XD
Cool! Hopefully I will! I get off at 1:30 so we'll see cx
The collection is always growing XD
Nice cx Penelope appreciates it lol
Oh we do xD well now I'm self-conscious about my writing XD
Penelope hurried off of the horse she was currently riding and mounted the stallion once more. Focused on Crow's wellbeing, the knight wasn't quick in picking up on William's sudden agreeableness. She rode closely behind the two upon the stallion, feeling rather anxious. Once they finally found a place to stop, Penelope dismounted her horse and stepped over to Crow's side as he leaned back against the tree. She gently places a hand on his shoulder and gave the wound a better look now that they were stopped.
She frowned a little then turned her head to look over at William as he began to list off the things they would need. The female knight gave a quick nod, looking ready to leave. However, she faltered a bit when William announced that he would be treating Crow's injury. She looked at him in surprise but said nothing as she didn't want to delay getting the dagger out of Crow. Penelope pressed a quick kiss to Crow's forehead. "We'll be quick, I promise." She mumbled, attempting to reassure him before turning to join William as the two knights headed into the marketplace.
Penelope walked briskly as they headed out into the main street. William followed her, surveying the area for the supplies they needed. The female knight snuck a glance over at him and let out a small sigh. "Thank you, by the way." She muttered, a bit reluctantly. Tensions had been running rather high between them as of late and the older knight had even threatened to kill Crow at one point. She was grateful to find him helping the thief rather than letting him die.
William looked over at her briefly then let out a small snort. "I'm just returning a favor." He grumbled as he began to head towards a stall that was selling a couple of the supplies they needed.
"I know. It's the right thing to do. I'm just thankful you didn't let your anger or dislike of him get in the way of that." She told him honestly. William glanced over at her and hesitated before shrugged his shoulders. The two fell silent as they focused on getting the supplies. As they reached the first stall, she proceeded to pick out the bandages and catgut that they would need. The knight even made sure to get some extra bandages, both for herself and William who had sustained less concerning injuries.
The two knights headed to two other different merchants to pick up the ale and needle. Penelope suddenly found William's presence quite helpful as he was much more compliant at the moment, not even complaining about how urgently and rushed she moved. Once they had bought all they needed from the marketplace, Penelope lead the way back over to where they left Crow. She moved to his side once again and set down the bandages she carried. Her gaze flickered over to William, looking a little uncertain. "You know, I could just treat him." She offered but William shook his head.
"I'll do it. You're not experienced enough at treating wounds like these anyways." William grumbled as he stepped over to Crow. Penelope hesitated before giving a reluctant nod of agreement and moved to the opposite side of Crow to give William the space he needed.
She frowned a little then turned her head to look over at William as he began to list off the things they would need. The female knight gave a quick nod, looking ready to leave. However, she faltered a bit when William announced that he would be treating Crow's injury. She looked at him in surprise but said nothing as she didn't want to delay getting the dagger out of Crow. Penelope pressed a quick kiss to Crow's forehead. "We'll be quick, I promise." She mumbled, attempting to reassure him before turning to join William as the two knights headed into the marketplace.
Penelope walked briskly as they headed out into the main street. William followed her, surveying the area for the supplies they needed. The female knight snuck a glance over at him and let out a small sigh. "Thank you, by the way." She muttered, a bit reluctantly. Tensions had been running rather high between them as of late and the older knight had even threatened to kill Crow at one point. She was grateful to find him helping the thief rather than letting him die.
William looked over at her briefly then let out a small snort. "I'm just returning a favor." He grumbled as he began to head towards a stall that was selling a couple of the supplies they needed.
"I know. It's the right thing to do. I'm just thankful you didn't let your anger or dislike of him get in the way of that." She told him honestly. William glanced over at her and hesitated before shrugged his shoulders. The two fell silent as they focused on getting the supplies. As they reached the first stall, she proceeded to pick out the bandages and catgut that they would need. The knight even made sure to get some extra bandages, both for herself and William who had sustained less concerning injuries.
The two knights headed to two other different merchants to pick up the ale and needle. Penelope suddenly found William's presence quite helpful as he was much more compliant at the moment, not even complaining about how urgently and rushed she moved. Once they had bought all they needed from the marketplace, Penelope lead the way back over to where they left Crow. She moved to his side once again and set down the bandages she carried. Her gaze flickered over to William, looking a little uncertain. "You know, I could just treat him." She offered but William shook his head.
"I'll do it. You're not experienced enough at treating wounds like these anyways." William grumbled as he stepped over to Crow. Penelope hesitated before giving a reluctant nod of agreement and moved to the opposite side of Crow to give William the space he needed.
No worries! That'll probably be me tomorrow after my 5am shift XD
About time lol
Penelope's trying to not totally freak out cx
About time lol
Penelope's trying to not totally freak out cx
Penelope held her side as she retreated away from the mercenary and further from the others. She cursed silently under her breath and glanced around for a way to regroup back to Crow and William, however, that didn't seem possible without directly facing the mercenary that was following closely behind. She glanced over her shoulder to see the man urging his horse to go faster as he prepared to try and strike her again.
The female knight gripped the dagger tightly in her hand. Guess I've recovered enough.. Penelope thought bitterly. She didn't want to be separated from them for long as she was worried that something might happen to them, especially to Crow due to his still developing skills. Suddenly changing directions, she rode straight towards the man pursuing her. He swung at her with the mace again, but she was prepared this time. Penelope ducked away from his weapon and shot past his defense with her dagger, leaving a nasty cut on his hand.
The sudden wound caused the man to drop his weapon in the heat of the moment, clenching his jaw as he tried to ignore the pain coming from the wound. Penelope tried not to give him another moment to recover and aimed her dagger at his throat. However, the mercenary was quick and already drew his sword to block her attack. Their blades clashed and the mercenary began to over power her. She quickly broke away to avoid his attack and took a slice at his side.
He shifted out of the way and then lunged at her with his sword. The two were locked in tight combat as Penelope tried to find a way to break through his defenses again. She gritted her teeth, slowly becoming more desperate as she felt the mercenary begin to gain the upperhand in their battle. His attacks were growing harder to dodge and she eventually felt his blade nick her arm. He's getting used to the way I fight. Penelope realized with a bit of panic. She had to do something to take him by surprise if she had any hope of winning.
As he attacked again, Penelope attempted a rather risky moving. She tried to lean in past his attack rather than simply blocking or dodging. Her blade successfully broke past his defense and aimed a strike at the mercenary's throat. Penelope let out a small gasp of pain as she felt his blade make contact with her shoulder right before she managed to kill the man. Now lifeless, he slumped off of his horse and fell to the ground while Penelope pressed a hand over the cut on her shoulder.
It was bleeding but didn't appear to be too deep so the knight relaxed a little. She turned her horse and began to ride back towards the others, hoping Crow and William were able to handle the other mercenaries. As she rode down the street, she soon spotted William riding towards her. A bit of panic washed over the knight when she didn't see Crow right away and that their stallion was riderless. She gave her horse a small kick and quickly galloped over to meet up with the other knight. Her worry was momentarily put to rest as she was surprised to see Crow riding behind William.
However, it didn't go away for long as her eyes locked in on the dagger that was in his chest. Her eyes widened with alarm and she maneuvered her horse closer to theirs. "William, we need to find a place to stop." She spoke impatiently. Crow was lucky that the dagger wasn't fully embedded in his chest or that it seemed to have missed his heart, but the knight still worried about leaving it untreated for too long.
The female knight gripped the dagger tightly in her hand. Guess I've recovered enough.. Penelope thought bitterly. She didn't want to be separated from them for long as she was worried that something might happen to them, especially to Crow due to his still developing skills. Suddenly changing directions, she rode straight towards the man pursuing her. He swung at her with the mace again, but she was prepared this time. Penelope ducked away from his weapon and shot past his defense with her dagger, leaving a nasty cut on his hand.
The sudden wound caused the man to drop his weapon in the heat of the moment, clenching his jaw as he tried to ignore the pain coming from the wound. Penelope tried not to give him another moment to recover and aimed her dagger at his throat. However, the mercenary was quick and already drew his sword to block her attack. Their blades clashed and the mercenary began to over power her. She quickly broke away to avoid his attack and took a slice at his side.
He shifted out of the way and then lunged at her with his sword. The two were locked in tight combat as Penelope tried to find a way to break through his defenses again. She gritted her teeth, slowly becoming more desperate as she felt the mercenary begin to gain the upperhand in their battle. His attacks were growing harder to dodge and she eventually felt his blade nick her arm. He's getting used to the way I fight. Penelope realized with a bit of panic. She had to do something to take him by surprise if she had any hope of winning.
As he attacked again, Penelope attempted a rather risky moving. She tried to lean in past his attack rather than simply blocking or dodging. Her blade successfully broke past his defense and aimed a strike at the mercenary's throat. Penelope let out a small gasp of pain as she felt his blade make contact with her shoulder right before she managed to kill the man. Now lifeless, he slumped off of his horse and fell to the ground while Penelope pressed a hand over the cut on her shoulder.
It was bleeding but didn't appear to be too deep so the knight relaxed a little. She turned her horse and began to ride back towards the others, hoping Crow and William were able to handle the other mercenaries. As she rode down the street, she soon spotted William riding towards her. A bit of panic washed over the knight when she didn't see Crow right away and that their stallion was riderless. She gave her horse a small kick and quickly galloped over to meet up with the other knight. Her worry was momentarily put to rest as she was surprised to see Crow riding behind William.
However, it didn't go away for long as her eyes locked in on the dagger that was in his chest. Her eyes widened with alarm and she maneuvered her horse closer to theirs. "William, we need to find a place to stop." She spoke impatiently. Crow was lucky that the dagger wasn't fully embedded in his chest or that it seemed to have missed his heart, but the knight still worried about leaving it untreated for too long.
No rush! I might not even be able to reply until later tomorrow anyways cx
Oh nice I really like them! Revolution is one of my favorite songs by them cx
There was another song I found too but now I can't remember what it was XD
Edit : I found it! And a couple others xD
Leave the City by twenty one pilots
Ok so mini spoiler for Penelope too but she doesn't just give up right after the mission fails. A month or so after she actually tries to track down the staff with William but it obviously doesn't pan out. I imagine this song sorta fits the mood when she is really coming to terms with having to let Crow go.
Morph by twenty one pilots
This reminds of Penelope after the timeskip and just adjusting back to her old life.
There was another song I found too but now I can't remember what it was XD
Edit : I found it! And a couple others xD
Leave the City by twenty one pilots
Ok so mini spoiler for Penelope too but she doesn't just give up right after the mission fails. A month or so after she actually tries to track down the staff with William but it obviously doesn't pan out. I imagine this song sorta fits the mood when she is really coming to terms with having to let Crow go.
Morph by twenty one pilots
This reminds of Penelope after the timeskip and just adjusting back to her old life.
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