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Power III

April 18 2002 at 2:49 PM
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Drask  (Login Draskireis)
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OOC--um... Getting bored of waiting. ::shrugs::

IC--Drask saw the stone angel fall beneath the onslaught of the altairi mage. The daemon advanced upon the WarAngels who sought power, licking its stone lips over jagged stone teeth with a forked stone tongue. Acid dripped from its crushing maw as its claws grew. Drask drew his tailsword from its sheath at the base of his tail, and spun Thornfire lightly in his foreclaws. Fiery eyes narrowed to slits, he growled deep in his throat, warning this enemy--it was only fair, after all--of the danger it placed itself in. The daemon continued its advance.

Ebonwood struck upon stone, showering sparks upon the ground. Thornfire ignited with the Dragon's overpowering rage, which had already begun to consume him. This daemon, this evil, blocked his way willfully, and was therefore to be destroyed. With a fiery wake streaming behind each strike of his gnarled and thorny staff, the dragon forced the daemon back towards its post at the gate. Stone grated on rock-hard scales just as steel rung off stone.

Drask slowed, stopped, noting after quite some time that his attacks were only making him tired. He dropped his weapons and stood before the stone creature, armed only with claws and teeth, flame and fury. Unarmed, Drask danced across the carvern floor, trading blows with this unholy attacker. Finally, the dragon simply caught a punch from the daemon, held his arm as he stepped inside and under his arm, bringing it back and snapping it off in an unnatural position.

The daemon now had a severe disadvantage.

Vilset, having coated his broadsword in some potion or another, chared into the fray. Drask snapped at him, warning him back, that if he strayed, he would only be injured. Vilset fought on, disregarding the gruff warning. With preternatural grace, the daywalker slid out of the way of claws and stone alike.

At which point Tarisse threw in a potion she'd concocted. It hit the daemon square in the face, drenching him with a homey-smelling liquid. And soon it dripped down the stone skin, turning it instead into wood. Drask waited for the potion to take effect, careful not to touch any affected parts lest his scales turn to wood, too.

And then, shoving the vampire backwards and out of harms way--probably a bit more forcefully than he should have--the dragon breathed, beginning the cremation of the stone daemon. It swatted at itself for quite sometime, and then sought to chase the vampire around the cave, hoping at least to inflict one casualty before its own demise. All sought to block the raging firebrand, including Drask himself.

vAldiCi snuffed it out with his aetherial fist like the wick of a burning candle. Charcoal and stone shards littered the floor.

The other two guardians stirred by the gate, awakened by the defeats of their compatriots. One, a grotesque parody of a man, stretched forth its hand to demand payment.

'Give unto me that which you hold most dear upon entry into the Realm of Chaos. We shall keep it safe until you return.'

Drask thought for a moment, then decided: his dearest possessions were his links to the past, and what greater link had he than his own form? The Dragon turned to the gatekeeper and took its stone hand in his own foreclaw, and felt himself being reduced, shrunk. He once more was an elf, until this trek was over. The ebonwood staff was left with the gatekeeper, able to be called at any point in time. Tailsword became greatsword as Drask wielded his father's weapon in two hands once more.

OOC--each character MUST give something up--if you don't in your posts, I'll make it up for you in the next thread.

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Let the dreamers and the seers keep watch: it is what we do.

 
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Re: Power III

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April 18 2002, 6:36 PM 

OOC-Yeah, I know, I don't post enough...Just can't seem to get my muse drunk. But, I'm going to eventually have to write so I'm going to...But it probably won't be very good, and I really don't want to write a fight scene right now...

IC-

To tell the truth, Tarisse was scared...more then she should have been. But never had she fought such an unnatural being. Sylvie had tought her to fight, it's true, and she practiced forms as often as possible...but she just wasn't ready...
She remained still as first vALdiCi crushed the stone angel and as Drask took on the daemon leaving angry fire in his wake.
Fire...against stone, it would do no great damage immeadiately, he would tire long before his goal was acheived...

The summer had been dry...parched, the trees longed for the rain. Tarisse ran after Sylvie, trying to catch up before she lost her mentor in these woods dark with night.
"We make camp here," Sylvie pointed to a small glade of dry, yellow grass. First thing to do, obviously to make a fire...duh. So Tarisse lit a match and promptly dropped it...in less than the time it took for tarisse to realize what she'd done, one of the trees was rapidly burning to the ground...

Fire...likes wood. Wood. Stone to wood. And from within her pouch emerged a potion. Strange one really...she wasn't even sure why she had it...fate? She threw it at the monster, aim straight and true...

As second guardian of the gates fell, a third one awoke--a man except not--and held out a large, extremely disproportionally large hand to demand his payment.
"Give unto me that which you hold most dear upon entry into the Realm of Chaos. We shall keep it safe until you return."
Woah...scary...she watched as Drask the dragon melted away to reveal...an elf? What is going on here? What did he give up? Oh well, that is his business...
But what was hers? Her dearest possesion. Her memories? Of grandmother and grandfather? Of Sylvie? Of mother? Mother wasn't completely heartless...to tell the truth, she loved her child very much. A connection...a golden chain...with a small purple stone, the color of her mother's eyes... to be 'a light in the darkness when all other lights have gone out' ((heh...Lord of the Rings...)). In it there suspended in the jewel, was her life, in a way...her sanity...Give up her sanity...no...she can't...right? So from within her pouch she retrieved the small good luck pendant given to her by Sylvie...a small wooden object with the likeness of a lepard on it...sleek, swift, silent, beautiful...mysterious...and with shaking hands she held out to the creature her second most dear item.
But he knew...he knew she was lying...and he took from her the necklace...and for a moment the world turned black.

Tarisse...Tarisse, over here. You must fight with strength and courage, let no obstacle get in your way. You can do it, I have faith in you. I have been with you every step of the way. And I will be here for you when you truly need me. Tarisse, hold to your sanity tightly, don't let it go...This is a test of you, Tarisse...can you survive with yourself, by yourself?
???
Go back now...
Who? Wait! Mother?

And then the world resolved itself back to reality. They were all staring at her, not understanding. But she knew what she had to do. And she would make it through the Realm of Chaos. She would...

OCC-Wow, I do not know what I just did...Crazy, screwy, psychotic...oh well, what happens next I do not know...Just be happy I posted.

Close the world.txen eht nepO

 
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(Login Vilset)
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Coping

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April 19 2002, 10:11 PM 

OOC- Who is more deceptive? The foolish wise man, or the wise fool? Gee, I dunno; I was never good at multiple choice.

IC- Vilset resented being pushed away by Drask from the monster at hand, but secretly appreciated it. In truth, he could not have succeeded in battling the stone creature. He could only have been hurt.

But that was not the issue anymore. Now Vilset was being asked to give up an item of his. His pendant? No. Without that, he would end up destroying his comrades. Needless to say, that wouldn't be a good way to make friends. But what was more valueable than his own soul?

Evelyn's.

He reached into a pocket and retrieved a plain ring. How elegant it had once looked upon that slender finger...

Now he placed the ring into the hand of the newly incarnated stone. It accepted it, knowing that it was indeed the most valueable thing the vampire possessed

OOC- figured I'd give Vilset a bit of a past. I'm not sure exactly who Evelyn is yet.

^^V^^

 
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Xandim
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haha

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April 22 2002, 10:05 PM 

IC - Hmm... Xandim pondered these things to himself. A possession he felt most dear to him. He one of the last few to linger and think about it. Seeing Drask give his dragon form got him thinking. Seeing the others give possession also got him thinking. His sword was enchanted by a spirit, a friend from 'The Other World' which had sacrificed himself to save Xandim. However, Xandim also valued his cat-morphing ability. Without it, he would feel bare and confound in battle. He would lose the speed edge, if the battle progressed to that stage. Hmm... Xandim thought to himself for a moment longer, torn between these two things. Both were of equal value to him, each tugging himself to keep one and toss the other. The statues merely looked at him, grinning. "Hurry up!" Drask roared, obviously pissed about the previous fight. Xandim remained unmoving, unable to do anything to decide. Once again the statue spoke.

"We already know what must be done. Come here Xandim. You unlike the others do not rely on one thing to do battle. Your dearest possessions, beings even, aide you in battle. One is as important as the other. In order to complete this next task, we must take away both of these." With a wave of the statues hand, Xandim was swordless as well as morphless. Xandim slowly stepped with Drask and the others, thinking about what else he can use in battle... surely that wasn't ALL he was in battle...
--Oh shit, of course not. Hahaha how can I forgot. I forgot about my magiks... who says battles are fought with brute force, but instead power to manipulate the fighting atmosphere. I forgot some of my abilities... hmm-- Xandim thought pleasantly, as he began to distort the air around him, little by little just to practise, and remember how to do it.

"This is gonna be fun," Xandim whispered to Drask.

OOC - Let the games begin. :P

 
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vAldiCi AltAir
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seventeen hundred years

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April 24 2002, 10:03 AM 

OOC- watchu disa punkic

IC- the thing that vAl valued most of all was not himself but his clanmates and brikar in arms.
Yet how could he give up that which he did not own?

The statue knew this and did not ask for something from the elven mage.

OOC- short but not lacking in awesomeness i hope

 
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