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In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Artemis

Time: Early Morning > Noon
Location: Devil's Bay > Malthemoor
Interaction: @FunnyGuy Darius, @13org Myra

The sounds of a carriage crossed though the woods; the rhythmic thumping of it continually brought unease to the young woman. Her starry blue hair was barely visible beneath the heated parka she wore. With her hair out of the way, it allowed for a muzzle to attach to her ears. Low growls were emanating from her throat, but none of the Dark Elves noticed or cared to show that they heard her. She wore thick gloves with chains connecting them together. Her lower body was immersed in water from a bucket, though the tip of her tail was handcuffed to the carriage. She was straining to sit up right, though she was used to these uncomfortable situations. Her situation beat being on the ship and being hung upside down by her tail. God, it had brought immense pain to her head. She hoped she never experienced it again. Being tied up for hours on end caused her enough head rush to give her a headache for another year.

Artemis sighed and rested her eyes. The trip to Malthemoor would take almost half the day. She knew she had to escape, but where? She refused to be bought by this rich Dark Elf and his accomplices. She refused to retrieve objects and force innocent people into the water depths, only to drown them. Despite this, she didn't mind slaughtering everyone on the carriage with her right now. Her voice was both a blessing and a curse. While she enjoyed singing, she had become accustomed to luring people with it and drowning them. Too many times had she watched the horror fill people's voices and then realization they would die? The light in their eyes would go out along with the panic and fear. Artemis couldn't help but enjoy some of it though; elves and fairies had tormented her for too long. These Dark Elves and Orcs were going to be on the top of her list when she escaped this nightmare.

Artemis leaned back and began to focus on what she would die if she escaped. She wanted to go to Roshmi City and shop and eat like she had in the past. Though this time, it wouldn't be the same. No, the city would only break her heartbreak. She hated to think of running into the past fairies, elves and demi humans she had known. She forced herself not to think of them. It only brought her suffocating pain and grief. She would never live it down. Arty wondered if she did escape and found them, would they accept her. Most likely, but if they only knew... She squeezed her eyes shut and forced the tears not to fall. A few had escaped though, and the Dark Elf across from her began to laugh tauntingly.

"Aw lads, she's crying! Look at her! Stupid bitch – we've told you time and time again to quit crying. You're nothing but a giant fucking baby. You're going to need to toughen up for your new master. I heard he doesn't enjoy crying and whining. The last mermaid he had died! Wait till we tell him what a baby you can be. He'll make you really wish you hadn't been born. But you're so beautiful and have a unique skill that he may not kill you immediately. He may let you live long enough to serve your purpose." Artemis cracked her eyes open to glare at him and forced herself to remain silent. Boy, she was going to drown this elf one day. The other Elves began hooting and hollering to which she tuned out.

With a deep sigh and another low growl, Artemis began to glance outside. A chill was beginning to fill the carriage. One of the Dark Elves noticed her beginning to shiver so he threw a blanket on her. It wasn't out of the goodness of his heart, rather the need to keep her alive and warm. Artemis sighed as she stared at the blanket. Despite it being itchy, it had brought her enough warmth to stop her from shivering. Finally, after what seemed like hours, they were beginning to reach the mountain. Artemis glanced out the window to see the tower on the mountain. Dread began to fill her. The Dark Elves' words replayed in her mind's eye. She knew she had to escape. There were a few lakes nearby she could escape into...

The forest, though, would be too much of a trek for her. She couldn't remember the last time she had ate either. Artemis knew she would have to be quick and efficient in order to escape before they made it too far up the mountain. She bit her lip and watched as one of the Dark Elves began to loosen the chains around her tail. They were so tight they left indentation marks in her tail. They only added to the collection up and down her tail. She had grown accustomed to the bruises and scars all over her body and in particular to her tail. As long as it worked, none of the Elves had minded adding to the collection. At this point, Artemis didn't care if she died. It would be a more suitable fate than remaining a slave and prisoner.

Artemis glanced at the Dark Elf while the Orc guarded them. She began to focus on using compulsion for him to loosen them just enough so she could whack him with her tail. The Dark Elf stared into her eyes and for a moment, lost concentration. She managed a weak smile and began forcing him to feel pity and sympathy for her. The Dark Elf stared with bewilderment which transformed into passiveness. Slowly, he began to loosen the chains just enough for her to begin moving her tail out of the water. While she did so, she kept an eye on the compelled Dark Elf and another on the guards. Artemis watched the mountain loom closer in view; the top of it beginning to taunt her and count down her remaining time. As soon as her tail was out of the bucket and onto the carriage floor, she gathered her strength and smacked the Dark Elves nearby her with her tail. The Dark Elves cried out and fell to their sides with shock and panic.

"What the fuck?!" One of them yelled but she ignored him. She bent down and using her cuffed hands, began to shimmy the cuffs off of her tail. As soon as she was out of the water, her mermaid tail began shifting to regular legs. Once the chains were off her tail, she elbowed the compelled Elf in the nose then his throat. He yelped in fear and pain while cursing her out. Artemis watched as the Orc came at her and swung her legs over to trip him. She then summoned the reserves of her strength to kick him into the carriage door. He yelped, but lurched forward to smack her into the carriage door. Artemis snarled at him as she smacked her head. She brought both her hands down onto his skull and cracked it with the weight of the handcuffs. The Orc yelled in pain and crumpled to the ground. Artemis made sure to fling the blanket off him over him. She also kicked the bucket onto the orc as well.

Next, Artemis head-butted the Dark Elf coming at her and kicked open the door. With the muzzle on, it caused him a great deal of pain. The Elf fell out instead of coming at her and crashed to the ground. The horse was running with fear from the commotion which caused the carriage to tilt to and from. It was displacing everyone inside of it. Artemis jumped from her seat and raced out of the carriage. She had made sure to run over the Elf just as he was getting up. She cackled with glee as she injured him further. Artemis didn't look back; the yells were faint to her now. She was out of the carriage! Artemis sprinted clumsily into the forest and didn't care what came at her. She was pumped up with adrenaline and desperation. No longer would she serve anyone but herself. No longer would she unwillingly kill for entertainment. No, she was done serving Aklenroth and his armies. She felt a flush of fury race through her at the mere thought of it. It only powered her to run faster.

Artemis didn't know where she was going but she didn't care. Anything was better than being in the carriage or worse, on the mountain. She heard noises from the sky and glanced up to see an Amora overhead. Artemis stared at it longingly, and then continued running. She hoped someone worthwhile was on it that could assist her, but she doubted it. Artemis continued running until she couldn't anymore. She collapsed onto the forest floor and curled up. Artemis glanced up and realized there was a river nearby. It was too far though; with the handcuffs on and her malnourished state, she would never reach it.

With a dismal groan of pain and agony, she began to hum quietly in order to comfort herself. Tears were streaming down her face. This would be the end. Artemis didn't mind; at least she'd be free from the agony and torture. Waves of peace began to fill her. She would be able to see her family and friends on the other side once more. Artemis managed a tiny smile and continued to soothe herself quietly.
In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Corvina

Time: Late Morning
Location: Roshmi- Kenia's estate.
Interaction: @Tae - Kenia ✦ @princess - Malachi ✦ @Inertia Rei

Kenia's and Malachi's words had brought a genuine smile to Corvina's face. She felt a mix of joy and dread. Those words often uttered by people normally dragged in trouble. Cora nodded quickly, unwilling to speak so she didn't worsen their moods. She knew in her heart that she, too, would do whatever it took to protect them. Cora glanced at her hands, recalling the fire she had created on their first night. That had been out of adrenaline and fear. Would she be able to create anything bigger than that? Her fireballs were effective and she was able to create a small campfire. She wondered how much else she was capable of with her fire.

After Kenia beckoned Rei and her upstairs, Cora began making a mental list of her belongings. There was her mace, pocket knives and her supreme sweatshirt. It had been salvaged, thankfully, and much to her relief. It wasn't much, but it reminded her of her home and early life. She began to gather them and stuff them into a bag. She began to grab whatever she had in her room and stuff it away. The less that anyone could find of them, the better. She wondered what Kenia's answer to Rei would be and began to listen carefully for it. Her heart began racing as dread filled her. How much longer did they have until something else happened? How much danger would Nym be in? She felt guilt rise inside of her, but knew it wasn't her fault. That damn fox had caused it - and if she saw him again...

It took her a moment to notice the fire in her hands. Her reflection, as she turned to glance at the dresser, showed the flames. Cora sighed and looked at her hands. While climbing the steps, Cora had heard the stairs creaking and knew Rei was undoubtedly nervous as well. His discomfort at affection had been evident as well. Cora couldn't help but wonder - what had her group gone through in order to be this distant to people? She wasn't about to press them right now. Cora finished packing her personal belongings and looked at Kenia for an answer.
Luna

Time: After Sunset
Location: Woods outside of Vie-EtMort
Interaction: @Tae - Sorrel @Alivefalling - Cyrus

The woods flew passed the blonde as she sprinted through it. Her cold feet were crunching leaves and twigs beneath her but she didn't care. Her hair blew in the wind around her and often into her face much to her annoyance. Her hospital gown billowed around her and only caused her to shiver as she ran. Her eyes were wide-eyed as she scanned the surroundings for any fast moving shapes. While she didn't see any, it didn't mean that they weren't behind her. Sobs escaped her as her throat began to close up. The damn medicine had caused her an allergic reaction and it was a struggle for her to breathe. She wondered if she would choke to death while running. How awful would that be - to escape the Death Chute, only to die from her throat swelling up. God, what was life anymore? It had to be a surreal dream but when she looked around, the reality brought her back. Distant yells were heard, causing her heart to race at the sudden noise. "LUNA!!"

All she could do was focus on the forest in front of her as she sprinted madly through them. She had to escape. She wanted to live, not perish - especially that way! Death by vampires, slowly watching as the blood drained from her. She glanced at her chewed up wrists with terror. She was certain she left trails of blood but what did it matter? They could smell her a mile away and probably see her too. Oh no. Would Desiree send some of the stage D vampires after her? Oh God. She couldn't fight those off. Absentmindedly, she touched her throat and brought her hands away to find blood gushing from them. It only fueled her terror and anxiety even more. Another sob escaped her. Was that the end? Would she bleed out in these woods? She hoped not. She stared forward as her eyes burned with tears and stars danced in front of her vision. She was starting to gasp for air.

The cold night air whipped her hair into her face and caused her to stumble. She cried out as she lost her footing and rolled down a hill. Her hands grasped the rocks and branches, but they only broke off and smacked her in the face. She yelped in fear and was deposited at the bottom of it and onto her back. Winded and disoriented, Luna stared up at the night sky. The stars blinked down at her, as if mocking her for her situation. Tears streamed down her face as she curled up into a ball and assessed the situation. Her legs were bleeding, adding to her throat, wrists and ankles. She heard another distant yell of her name and shot to her feet. She stumbled and saw double as she thrust herself forward into a half-haphazard run. The sound of splashing caused her to inhale and looked down to find herself standing in a river. She sunk into it to try to cleanse the blood off of her. She needed to help quell the stench of it and her own scent. This only proved to be agonizing; her open wounds nearly made her scream out loud. She bit her tongue hard enough to slice it in half and let out another sob into her soaked hands.

Luna glanced over her shoulder as she gathered herself to continue running. She couldn't stand around anymore, washing herself off. She didn't know where she was going or where she would end up. Anywhere was better than here or back in the hellish nightmare. She gasped for air and clutched her throat. She could only beg her body not to succumb to the medication and the vampire venom. At the same time, she could hear distant but closer yells of her name. Luna scowled as terror began to settle in. For a moment, the werewolf was unsure if she would truly survive. She gritted her teeth and refused to give in. She closed her eyes and used the reserves of her energy to transform into her werewolf form. The pain erupted for a moment then settled down. She took several deep breathes and began to sprint as fast as she could. She had wanted to save her energy, but they were gaining on her.

Luna sped towards what seemed to smell like food. Maybe Ember Groves was closer! She felt giddy for a moment as exhaustion began to settle in. Her throat was starting to swell by now, and her legs were trembling from the bleeding. Luna paused running and looked over her shoulder with deep violet eyes. The vampires were a couple miles away. She trotted forward until her body forcefully gave out nearby a bush. She looked around it and scooted more into it for shelter. Then, knowing she couldn't save herself, let out a loud, echoing pleading howl. There had to be werewolves nearby... There had to be. Luna felt her heart pounding beginning to slow down as her breathing became quick and shallow. Her vision blurred as she curled up into a ball and tucked her tail around her face. Slowly but surely, the scenery faded and everything went black.
In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Corvina

Time: Late Morning
Location: Roshmi- Kenia's estate.
Interaction: @Tae - Kenia ✦ @princess - Malachi ✦ @Inertia Rei

Corvina had been eavesdropping to the commotion with the door cracked. Too much time had gone by for her to just sit down. She listened to the ruckus with a deep sigh. There was a definite tension in the air. She bit her lip and had started fiddling with a flame on her palm. She had been focused on creating and destroying it to try taking her mind off of the chaos. She jumped when their names were called and extinguished the fire in her palm. She couldn't help but fell pride rise inside of her. Fire was versatile element to have obtained. She was excited to train with it, too. The more she could do to help protect their group then the better. Cora was becoming determined to protect them. She wasn't sure if she was mad with herself for starting to become attached, too.

After a brief pause, Corvina ran to the kitchen. She watched Malachi give Rei a new shirt and smiled faintly, then turned to the others. She bit her lip as she watched the older elf clean the kitchen and went to offer to help when Rei beat her to the punch once more. She rubbed her head and looked at Malachi and Kenia, both of who looked stressed. Cora took a deep breathe to steady herself and looked at them. "What happened?" She glanced between them and then smiled faintly. "If now is not a good time to explain then that's okay. I appreciate all you both for keeping us safe and doing everything possible to ensure that Rei and I are okay. Also, Mr. Biralei, I wanted to thank you again for your hospitality." Cora paused, then looked at Kenia and Malachi.

Without a word, she came over to hug both Elves together, then let go and smiled up at them. "Thanks for keeping us safe." Cora then stepped back and sat down at the table, unsure what to do next. She doubted they were going to train now. She bit her lip as she recalled Malachi speaking. Absentmindedly, and to quell her anxiety, she began to nibble on an untouched piece of toast.
In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Belladonna

Time: Late Morning / Noon
Location: Roshimi City
Interaction: @Tae @helo



]While the chaos unfolded, Belladonna distinctly heard Terneus screaming in rage. The effort it took to muffle her giggles was astounding. Belle followed the elves around the corner of a nearby building. Once out of view, Belle became visible once more. She sighed and looked at the elves with a twinkle in her eye. She had watched Regulus grab Ilan and run with Morgayne in tow. Baraian and Kuroi had escaped as well. The governor's soldiers were too busy being attacked by Morgaynes' animals and insects to help him. She thought she had seen the governor slip from view but hadn't seen where he had gone. She shrugged it off for now and looked at the elves. Everyone had escaped; that had been the goal. Ilan's lyre was safe as well. She had watched Regulus start galloping away at full speed. If she remembered correctly, they were going to the infirmary. She wasn't certain though; the city was quite confusing for her.

"You lead, ladies." Belladonna gestured to the city. "I'm open to anywhere that's off the streets and away from the marketplace. We have to blend into the crowd, now." Rosemary nodded in agreement and took her hand gently to lead her towards a bar with Elleta on her other side. They looked like a family of Elven women to anyone on the outside. As they moved towards it, Belladonna gazed around at the citizens. She saw a dark skinned women next to - wait, was that a cat? Belle stared at it, awestruck for a moment; then noticed she looked like an idiot and moved along. She had seen a pink haired women beside them as well. Her mind was racing. That had been a cat.. on two feet. She needed to remember to ask the elves about it later.

"In here. Go, go," Rosemary ushered them inside quietly, though with a serious tone. Belle quickly herded herself inside and looked around. The bar held many people inside of it of different races. What caught her eye, though, was a blonde duo sitting at the bar. The man, however, had wings and was a fairy. She wasn't sure what kind, though and was hoping to find out. As Belladonna studied her, she noticed the similarities between the women and humans' faces. Her ears though looked pointed. Unsure, Belladonna glanced at the elves and gestured to it. She hoped it was a human; she desperately wanted to connect with someone from her world. Elleta stayed with Belle while Rosemary had gone to sit near the window to keep an eye on the commotion outside. She kept the bow invisible.

The day had been nuts, and her adrenaline was starting to rush off. She would need something to keep her energy up. If someone had told her a week ago she'd be partnered with elves, demihumans and fairies and saving a faun while almost murdering an old Elven governor, she would have asked for what they had been smoking. Belladonna glanced at the woman briefly to study her face closer then turned away as not to be rude. The woman mirrored Belle's own blonde hair and blue eyes. She looked intimidating, though Belle knew she also did too. The male looked just as intimidating as his female companion.

"I'll have what she's having." Belle gestured to Torvi's drink. Elleta raised her brow and caused Belle to let out a giggle. This woman was going to find out what an experienced drinker she was and how she could hold her own. It had surprised everyone, including the gang and Embry. God, she wished she could just see his face now and punch it. "Make it two, please." Elleta managed a tiny smile and slipped some Amas onto the bar. She ordered food as well and Belle watched her do so. She was only somewhat familiar with their food here. What made Belle smile was that Elleta managed to find her some peach dish in which Belle began to devour hungrily. It had been a few hours since she had ate, and the adrenaline rush was wearing off. That, and combined with the training, left her to be a bit tired and drained. It was best not to let it show though. Belle began to drink and eat then finally looked over at the other two.

"Hello," Belle wasn't sure what else to say - she wasn't a friendly one and neither was Elleta. She had to try to find allies though. Bella forced herself to smirk playfully at the two and usher enthusiasm into her voice. "It's crazy out there. The governor was nearly just murdered in broad daylight. Some kind of incident took place, I heard, with a few demihumans." It wasn't as difficult as she thought; despite her calm and cool exterior, she was filled with pride and amusement at her creation. She needed the others to remain safe and low for the time being. She was hiding it though as not to tip anyone off that she was amused by it or even involved.

She took a quick glance at her drink with fascination and ordered another one, making Elleta stifle laughter. "This is some overpriced bullshit," She muttered to the older Elf who managed a genuine laugh. With a smirk, Belle buried her head in her drink and food and allowed the other two time to respond.






In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Belladonna

Time: Morning
Location: Roshimi City
Interaction: @hide on mana@Dezuel@dreamingflowers

Belladonna smiled at Kuroi as he spoke. She remained silent until he had finished and nodded politely. "Thank you, Kuroi. I appreciate your honesty and answers. I understand this is an awkward situation, seeing as I avoided you during the last week. I would like to be straight-forward." Belle took a deep breath and looked at the others, then at Kuroi. She would water her reply down as she didn't want anyone knowing about her past. They would throw her in the streets like the gang had and kill her, or worse. She looked him in the eye with a calm yet shaky tone of voice. Lying to someone's face had been one of her specialties.

"There was a lot of violence on Earth that I witnessed. The man being stabbed and then the metal fan put me on edge. It reminded me of some violence I witnessed, but was not a part of, and I'm sorry. Belle took a deep breath as she paused, then looked at him. The images of the stabbing came back to her mind but she took slow deep breaths. Her hands were clutching her bow so hard that her knuckles were white. The others listened, but didn't say a word. Visibly however she seemed fine, but shaken. "I was hoping you and I could become friends, along with the others. Besides," Belle chortled as she let loose a half-smile and her eyes twinkled. "With all due respect, I must say, I love foxes." She paused and glanced over at Regulus, "And don't you worry, I love horses too, Regulus."

Regulus let out another booming laugh. "I have no qualms if you did or did not, Ma'am." He laughed and patted her on the back. "You're all-right. Us Centaurs know we're awesome." Elleta let out a rare smile similar to Belle who managed to giggle and address everyone.

"Okay, awesome. Thanks everyone. Let's start pairing up and training together..." The group began to train, much to Belle's satisfaction. She practiced with Kuroi who helped her expand her knife fighting and unarmed combat. She was being open with learning new things and found the knife fighting more difficult. She didn’t mind using knives, though she was shaking on the inside. It reminded her of "The Stabbing", as she had dubbed it. Her desire not to be violent was holding her back. She didn't want to think how she used to or become that person again. She gritted her teeth and pushed it to the back of her mind throughout the training.

Afterwards, Belle trained with Elleta and Rosemary on using her magic. Belle hid her disgust of her power but used her anger and morphed it into focus and concentration. She managed to create a drizzle of rain around them which pleased her, then moved onto forming balls of water. She managed to move it a few inches from her palm until it would explode and splash her in the face. She found it difficult to continuously create them and focus long enough to produce more. After trying for a half hour to replicate and or use more water, Belle decided to throw the towel in. Afterwards, she trained with archery and started with fencing with Regulus when a commotion filled the air. The group paused and looked over towards the city. Music was being played distantly, and then loud, raised voices interrupted the beautiful music being played.

Morgayne looked over at a bird that had landed on a branch nearby the fairy. She began speaking to it, which Belle found entertaining to watch. Finally, the fairy listened to the bird, and then turned to everyone. "It's Terneus," She addressed the others who groaned out loud in dismay.Bell looked at them in confusion and then raised her eyebrows. 'What kind of asshole are we dealing with now? Morgayne looked at her and took a deep breath, noting her confusion. "The Sun Elf Governor. He's a real jerk, to put it mildly. He's harassing a faun with a lyre, my bird-friend said. He just flew from the scene." Belle found her blood boiling; it was Ilan. Morgayne pet the birds' head and watched it land on her shoulder. Belle was astounded and slightly jealous; she loved birds. She tore her gaze away and looked at Elves. Her mind was racing. What would she do? Her fists were clenched. What kind of asshole would mess with Ilan?

"We cannot be seen by him; nor you, Ms. Belle. What do you have in mind?" Belladonna bit her lip and looked at the group, then to Kuroi. She knew she had to come up with an intelligent plan; after all she was the rebel leader now. These creatures would look to her to come up with ideas. Stress filled her mind and head as it began to ache. What the fuck would she do? She knew almost nothing about this world. She gritted her teeth then let out a sigh. She gestured the others to follow her towards the noise, but remained at the edge of the woods when they came up to it. Belladonna found a tall Light Elf holding Ilan's lyre; she noticed he was surrounded by soldiers. Then, she noticed Baraian in the crowd and sighed again. There was only so much the Elves could do right now if this indeed was their governor. She looked around quickly and noticed a building not too far away from the scene and overlooked it. It was far enough that they could create some chaos without being seen. She looked at the group and sorted it into her mind. Ilan and Baraian needed to escape this asshole and save his lyre.

"Elleta and Rosemary, you're with me on the roof. I'll need the bow, Elle, if you could please hand me it. We'll need Rose's and your magic. Morgayne, please gather some of the birds and other creatures to help distract the soldiers. Reg, you're in charge of blocking Ilan from harm's way and creating chaos which I'm sure you'll enjoy. Kuroi, if you could be so kind as to help Ilan and Baraian out I would appreciate it – your stealth will be handy here. As for us, we will catch up." Belle nodded to the others and split up. Elleta, Rosemary and Belladonna all started towards the building and used a nearby ladder to climb onto the roof. Elleta handed her the bow and watched her string the arrow. She threw up her hands and created a light shield around them and blocked them form view. If anyone looked over, they would have trouble deciphering what was exactly on the roof. She bent the light enough around Belle to make her invisible as well and to protect her. She could only imagine how much Rosemary was concentrating. She had light magic shielding Ilan from harm as well.

"I'm going to distract some of the soldiers so the birds and insects can attack; I'm sure Governor Asshole won't appreciate an arrow near his pretty little head." Belladonna began to aim it passed Terneus' head and smiled. The savage glee she was feeling she felt and was using it for the sake of good was a newer feeling to her. She hadn't hesitated at all to help Ilan. She wasn't sure what she was doing or why. She wanted to shoot Terneus, but knew it would be too dangerous and dismal. She was trying to control her anger and bitterness inside. She gritted her teeth as images filled her mind's eye.

She took several deep breaths. How she wished this arrow would transverse dimensions and murder Embry as well. She watched as Morgayne who stood by the edge of the woods with a flock of birds around her. She noticed a blue jay and looked away quickly. 'Little Blue, Little Blue, what am I going to do with you...' She could hear Embry's voice again and her temper was now close to popping a lid. She pulled the arrow back and fought to stay in the present. Ilan, the innocent fawn, needed help; he was too pure for this situation. How she hated the innocent being tormented.

"Ready, aim...." Belle began to release the arrow, "And fire!" The arrow sailed from the bow just as quickly as Belladonna jolted up from her position. She watched the arrow sail over the citizen's heads and passed Terneus' into the wall above him. The soldiers began to glance around with confusion, though Belladonna and her Elf duo were already escaping the roof. They quickly climbed and jumped down and onto the ground. Bella looked at Elleta who gestured for them to follow and moved quickly down the road inconspicuously.

She heard Regulus yelling and they veered around to watch from inside a nearby shop. Belle didn't pay attention to the name of the shop while they moved inside quickly to escape the madness, whilst pulling her hood up. Rosemary still had light magic formed around her to protect her from view. The two Elves sat down calmly and flipped open menus to watch. Rosemary and Elleta were sitting side-by-side it appeared but Belle was in the middle, invisible. Rosemary took Elletas’ hand and the two began to focus together on shielding Morgayne, Regulus, and Kurois' appearances as well to make it more difficult to decipher who was actually involved.

"HEY! You big 'ole Elf! That ain't very nice now is it? This dear little faun is blessing us with some of his music! I know I loved it!" Regulus had entered the scene, seconds after her arrow had landed in the wall. She watched as the birds and insects began to attack the Governor's soldiers. He moved in front of Ilan to allow Morgayne, while concentrating hard, to grab the lyre. She gestured for Baraian to follow as she quickly flew away with her hood up. Belle found it chilling to watch. The hairs on the back of her neck had raised and her grip on the bow kept slipping. She was trembling as well and bit her lip. Regulus glanced over at a vendor who had gestured silently to the cake stand. He grinned wildly and looked at Terneus. "I hope it's your birthday Governor! Cause sure it sure is mine!" He grabbed a honey cake and aimed it at his face, but he wasn't sure if he struck him or not. He was too busy running away to check. He had also gently grabbed Ilan's arm to lead him away and to also allow Kuroi to intervene and help as well.

Belladonna watched the group tear away while the wolves, birds, and insects blocked anyone from following. She shuddered at the thought of being in the midst of the chaos; however, she bit down on her lip to stop herself from smiling faintly. As the group faded from view, Belladonna sighed in relief quietly and leaned back against the booth. The trio then ducked out of the shop. They began to ascend into the city to catch up to the others.
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In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Belladonna

Time: Morning
Location: Roshimi City
Interaction: @hide on mana


Belladonna spun around on her feet after hearing approaching footsteps. She nodded along to Kuroi's words and let out a deep sigh. The tension was rising inside of her and she needed to let go of it somehow. She itched to train her magic and return to learning combat. "I suppose we'll have to go and see what happens. Maybe we can go shopping later." Belle paused as she glanced around to take in the city, then looked over at the forsaken forest.

"Rosemary dear, where do you think we should go train?" She then looked over at Kuroi and smiled pleasantly. "I noticed you had a keen ability to fight, especially pertaining to martial arts. I thought we could both train together and out of the watchful eye of others. You can show me what you know, and I can show you what I know as well. After all, we're in this together aren't we?" Belladonna studied his expression after she spoke, then looked over at Rosemary for a response. She nodded to give her time to speak.

"Yes, right this way, Miss." Rosemary smiled at her and began leading the group casually away from the city. Belladonna glanced around when possible and tried to act casual. She didn't want to seem as if she were new to Roshmi. Morgayne flew beside her, and Bella couldn't help but admire her ability to fly. How many times had Belle wished she could fly - it must have been countless. She kept gazing up at the birds flying over head with wonder and fascination. Life would be so much easier if she could have just flown away the Day the gang had nearly killed her. The vengeance sweeping through her blood nearly made her forget her task at hand, so she gripped her bow tightly. She started to play a game in her mind with what she could see, taste, smell and hear. Seeing as Roshmi was a big city, it was an easy and distracting task.

Once the group was safely out of view of others and secluded, Belladonna turned to address everyone. Speaking seemed to come naturally for her, as her words slipped out of her mouth before she could stop herself. She hated to reveal herself to them, but she needed to know and also learn how to properly defend herself. She didn't want to spoil that she was an accomplished thief. That was probably not a noteworthy trait to share; it wouldn't help gain their trust. She needed to gain their trust and respect, especially since she was the leader of them now. She would also fail to mention how she hated listening to the rules.

"So, why don't we take the time to name our best skill, and start helping one another learn it? For me, my talents range from parkour, hand-to-hand combat and using knives. I am not as well versed in martial arts as you Kuroi, however I'm sure you could teach me. I also like the bow and am basic with it, which I would love to improve. Namely, that sword you're carrying, Regulus, looks like a glorified knife, and I am interested in learning how to use it. I also cannot swim well, nor do I enjoy running."

Belladonna took a deep breath, then continued. "Furthermore, I would like that everyone here keep what is discussed and done in training within this group of people. What stays in training, stays in training. We do not want to give our enemies an advantage." Belle finished and turned to allow Regulus to speak. The others turned as well, following her lead.

Regulus, a burly demi-human centaur with piercing blue eyes and smile, burst out laughing. She hadn't been certain this man knew how to crack a joke, but he had. Thankfully, he could. She couldn't roll with someone strict. "Glorified knife. Yes, I can show you how to use the glorified knife m'lady. I am not skilled at hand-to-hand, nor climbing. I prefer to keep my hooves on the ground." Belle giggled at his words, then nodded as he finished.

Next, she turned to Elleta; a soft-spoken but stern Elf who, if looks could kill, would be capable. She raised her brows at her questioningly. "The bow, and also, agility like you. I can also help teach you how to use your magic. I taught humans in the past how to control their abilities." Elleta let out a small sigh as she recalled her past, and she noticed Regulus claps her shoulder soothingly. Elle responded by holding his hand affectionately. She had no idea how old this group was, but knew it was much different than Earth's ages. Belle wanted to master the bow and art and become as lethal as possible. She already had the basics down with the bow and felt as if it came naturally to her. The magic, though, would be more difficult. She wasn't excited about her power and wondered why the hell she couldn't have something less related to her traumatic past.

Belladonna nodded and thanked her quietly, then turned to Morgayne. "I am skilled with zoolinguilism, as you noticed earlier. I can use healing too. I'm weaker with chlorokinesis. I have great endurance with flying, too." Belladonna nodded with gratitude and gestured for Rosemary to speak. She was curious to see what her mentor had in store ability wise.

"I am skilled at archery as well and possess excellent control with light magic. I am using some right now, actually, to keep us hidden from the city and wandering eyes. I am, however, not good with knives or swords." Bella glanced up to see a shimmering wall around their secluded forest area. She smiled faintly. The others had noticed it but hadn't spoken nor pointed it out. They wanted Bell to experience everything firsthand. She appreciated them letting her notice it and comment on her own. She found the magic to be wondrous and felt a small thrill of excitement. How much else did this world hold for her to experience?

"I appreciate your answers, thank you everyone. Now," Belladonna turned to finally address Kuroi. "Please let me know what your skills and abilities are. Some of us are better at combat, others at healing, and some with other crafts. I would like you to please let us know so we can effectively train." Belladonna waited for him to speak and nodded encouragingly. She was keeping a pleasant demeanor up in order not to show her tension or anxiety.
In Avalia 7 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Corvina

Time: Morning
Location: Roshmi- Kenia's estate.
Interaction: @Tae-Kenia | @princess-Malachi | @Inertia - Rei | @@Dezuel - Zelginn

Cora watched the scene unfold with curiosity and uneasiness. The fox's easy entrance and attempts at lying were unnerving her. Despite it, she couldn't help but snort into laughter at Rei's comments. She bit her lip to stop herself from laughing more in order not to further annoy Malachi. She fell silent so she could listen and nodded. She looked at his hand and his shoulder and smiled faintly. His earnest attempts to quell her worry was appreciated. She patted his hand on her shoulder with a faint smile. She couldn't remember the last time someone had reciprocated or cared to physically reassure her. For a moment, her train of thoughts seized: her mind's eye was picturing Gale and the heartbreak refilled her once more. That son of a bitch - if he ended up in Avalia, she would be sure to light a fire under his ass. Who would be the crybaby now? Cora struggled to pull herself out of her reverie and looked back to the chaos in front of her. She was careful not to summon flames or start a fire in connection to her strong emotions. Her eyes had narrowed and her hands began to itch to use her magic.

"Definitely is suspicious and may not be coincidental." She grimaced at the intruder's smug expression and gave him a lingering stare. If he thought he could just lie his way out of this, she began thinking with a surge of irritation. Fortunately, Kenia was able to see through it. Cora glanced at Rei sideways as she spoke with raised eyebrows. So, Kenia made a living out of lying and manipulation - what a fantastic tidbit. She made a mental note to revisit that statement after the chaos ended. The scenario couldn't worsen, could it? She half expected the dragolich's head to appear through the window similar to the Koolaid man, ready to devour and murder Rei and her.

For a moment, Cora nearly burst out laughing at the thought. To distract herself, she turned to look fiercely at soaked floor. She would be damned if this floor was going to stay dirty. She had not spent her morning cleaning, only for it to be messed up again. Cora glanced back at the mischievous thief and grinned. What if they asked him to clean it for his troubles? She resisted the urge to smile or crack another smile and remained serious. Malachi's words caused her to grimace, though she understood why. The situation was serious and Rei and her were in greater danger. She nodded as he ordered them to take food and leave. She had been vying to eat the breakfast, though cleaning and the intruder had interrupted her it.

Without needing to be told twice, Cora grabbed a plate of food and quickly exited the scene. She kept a distance from Rei as the smell of drool was strong. "Too bad you're not a hydromancer and could wash it off of yourself quickly. I am sorry for your.. new cologne." Cora set her food down in the training room, then washed her hands and returned. She was conscientious of being clean and the idea of dirty repulsed her. The dirtiness after the first day had haunted her. Cora waited a few minutes to make sure they weren't followed, then shut the door and turned to Rei. She sat down cross legged on the couch.

"I do not know if this was a coincidental intrusion or not, but it's giving me an awful feeling. I really don't like this, nor do I trust him. He's a liar and errs on the side of cunning and manipulation." She took a deep breath as she gathered her thoughts. "I don't think it's wise to demonstrate our magic in front of him, either: the less he knows, the better." Furthermore, Corvina leaned away form the window and pulled the curtain over it. Despite not being in view, she was on edge. How many other people would waltz into Kenia's estate? Who else would find out they were here? She looked at Rei again as she took a quick sip of her water. The tension was stifling: she needed to relax. When she was younger, she would find ice-skating or singing to be helpful. The calmness and comfort she had began to feel was dissipating.

"Also" Cora glanced at Rei with a playful smirk. She wanted to help lighten the tension he was probably feeling. "Let's get down to business, to defeat the undead army. Did they send me daughters, when I asked, for sons?" She was quietly beginning to sing now, as not to interrupt the chaos in the kitchen. Cora was vaguely remembering her time in choir, which seemed so long ago. She could hardly fathom the reality of high school verses being in grave danger. "You're the saddest bunch I ever met, but you can beat, before we're through. Mister, I'll make a man out of you." She began to giggle as she finished the verse and began to hum it to try to keep the mood light. "Do you think Malachi will like my song?" Cora began laughing as she imagined his reaction.
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