ShadowVentus said
The figure summons his blades, Oathkeeper in his left, Oblivion in his right. "...I'm me. Nobody else!" He then charges toward you.
I appear behind him.
"What is your name." I say, more of a demand than a question.
ShadowVentus said
The figure summons his blades, Oathkeeper in his left, Oblivion in his right. "...I'm me. Nobody else!" He then charges toward you.
ShadowVentus said
The figure turns around to face you. "This is my mind. It's only fair I get to ask questions first. First, why are you here? Especially uninvited.." He responds, once more dodging your question about his identity.
ShadowVentus said
He succeeds. When he enters his mind, he finds the hooded figure standing on a platform. When he looks down, he sees this:
ShadowVentus said
I'm here! Sorry, I was just posting on another rp, lol. Anyway, I'd be glad to rp. Care to start it up?
ShadowVentus said
I need to START listening, lol
Zoe Beringer said
A faint whirring sound registered in Zoe's ear. Loosening her grip on the axe, she lowered her guard for a moment to locate the direction of the sound. A small pin prick of an object appeared in the sky coming from the north face. The minuscule aircraft appeared to be hovering over the Tibet camp clear on the other side of the mountain. It was glimmer of hope, to get away from these two characters and return back to civilization. Turning her back on the two strangers she began trekking towards the speck on the horizon waving her arms.
Zoe Beringer said
Zoe weighed her options as she her vision flicked between Drac and Micheal. Outrunning these two seemed very unlikely given their ease in the snow, but it seemed very dangerous to trust someone who claimed they were undead and the other who seemed unphased by this revelation was no better. The desire to jump back into the crevasse crossed her mind momentarily. "What do you two want and why are you here?"
Zoe Beringer said
Zoe dropped her pack and double gripped the handle of her axe. Moving a safe distance from the crevasse opening she stood her ground.