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Cross Effects 3.0-It was good while it lasted / Re: Re: Cross Effects 3.0 - The Third Time's the Charm? In Character Game Thread
« on: October 17, 2015, 04:27:06 AM »
AKIHOLARME
Aki was in a very foul mood. Rebeca, the girl who had taken her in and tried to help, was comatose, and the person responsible had gotten away. The very thought of it made her grind her teeth in indignation. Failure was not something she experienced often.
She had given the poor girl to the shopkeeper, who had been extremely upset at the sight of the destroyed door that Caedia had smashed her through. The dragonborn didn’t pay him much mind, walking out of the gym in a daze. Then, of course, she noticed the multiple suns in the sky, hanging very low in the skyline, and as a true adventurer at heart, there was no way she was going to pass up investigating this. She took off toward the nearest sun at a jog, hoping that Rebeca would be well cared for.
MATOU CONSTRUCTION SITE
Fuck. There were guards patrolling the perimeter around the partially constructed area that seemed to be housing one of the suns. It wasn’t the most heavily fortified place she had ever broken into, but she didn’t like her chances of making it through undetected. Her heavy armor would easily give her away. She was going to have to rely on timing.
“Laas,” she whispered under her breath, and the Aura Whisper dragon magic took effect. She could see every opposing guard outlined in red, even if they were out of her field of vision. With this, it would be easy to predict when patrols came and went. Soon enough, she spotted an opening. One pair of guards disappeared behind a half-complete wall, while the next patrol still wouldn’t come around the bend for roughly three seconds.
Aki got up and sprinted as fast as she could, aiming to make it through to the foundation, where it would be easy to take cover behind the many large crates of supplies and construction equipment. Her heavy armor clanked loudly, but the chance that the guards would be able to pick up the sound from behind all these walls was minimal. Just before the next patrol rounded the corner and noticed her, she used another Shout.
“Wuld!” At that, the wind itself seemed to pick her up and carry her forward, covering the remainder of the distance at unbelievable speed. Praying nobody had seen her, she crouched behind several crates and waited, taking a moment to recover her energy after the use of two dragon shouts. After several moments, she decided that she had remained undetected and nobody was looking for her. Nodding to herself, she pressed further in.
In the center was a pillar of light, shining high into the sky. A brilliant light that somehow didn’t render her blind, so long as she didn’t gaze at it directly. However, she was starting to feel a little bit ill. Something about this place, this light, didn’t sit quite right with her, but damn if she knew what it was. There was a man in pure white armor standing next to the pillar of light, all by himself. She had no idea what he was doing here, how he was involved in this, or what any of this was even for, but there was only one way to find out.
Walking into full view, the ebony warrior woman strode toward the man with purpose, ignoring the sickening feeling in her gut. “Hey, you. You know what’s going on with this new light in the sky?”
Aki was in a very foul mood. Rebeca, the girl who had taken her in and tried to help, was comatose, and the person responsible had gotten away. The very thought of it made her grind her teeth in indignation. Failure was not something she experienced often.
She had given the poor girl to the shopkeeper, who had been extremely upset at the sight of the destroyed door that Caedia had smashed her through. The dragonborn didn’t pay him much mind, walking out of the gym in a daze. Then, of course, she noticed the multiple suns in the sky, hanging very low in the skyline, and as a true adventurer at heart, there was no way she was going to pass up investigating this. She took off toward the nearest sun at a jog, hoping that Rebeca would be well cared for.
MATOU CONSTRUCTION SITE
Fuck. There were guards patrolling the perimeter around the partially constructed area that seemed to be housing one of the suns. It wasn’t the most heavily fortified place she had ever broken into, but she didn’t like her chances of making it through undetected. Her heavy armor would easily give her away. She was going to have to rely on timing.
“Laas,” she whispered under her breath, and the Aura Whisper dragon magic took effect. She could see every opposing guard outlined in red, even if they were out of her field of vision. With this, it would be easy to predict when patrols came and went. Soon enough, she spotted an opening. One pair of guards disappeared behind a half-complete wall, while the next patrol still wouldn’t come around the bend for roughly three seconds.
Aki got up and sprinted as fast as she could, aiming to make it through to the foundation, where it would be easy to take cover behind the many large crates of supplies and construction equipment. Her heavy armor clanked loudly, but the chance that the guards would be able to pick up the sound from behind all these walls was minimal. Just before the next patrol rounded the corner and noticed her, she used another Shout.
“Wuld!” At that, the wind itself seemed to pick her up and carry her forward, covering the remainder of the distance at unbelievable speed. Praying nobody had seen her, she crouched behind several crates and waited, taking a moment to recover her energy after the use of two dragon shouts. After several moments, she decided that she had remained undetected and nobody was looking for her. Nodding to herself, she pressed further in.
In the center was a pillar of light, shining high into the sky. A brilliant light that somehow didn’t render her blind, so long as she didn’t gaze at it directly. However, she was starting to feel a little bit ill. Something about this place, this light, didn’t sit quite right with her, but damn if she knew what it was. There was a man in pure white armor standing next to the pillar of light, all by himself. She had no idea what he was doing here, how he was involved in this, or what any of this was even for, but there was only one way to find out.
Walking into full view, the ebony warrior woman strode toward the man with purpose, ignoring the sickening feeling in her gut. “Hey, you. You know what’s going on with this new light in the sky?”