01-12-2009, 09:49 PM
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Nah, it's awesome! 
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"Be careful brother!" she whispered in mock concern. Though it sounded convincing enough. When the door creaked she found herself cringing at the noise. They'd never sneak up on the wizard that way! But when nothing burst into flames or froze, she assumed that their presence was still unnoticed. That old man must be deaf! But it was only to the adventurers advantage. As Ehno disappeared fully into the room, her ears strained forward, wanting to catch every little sound. The flapping increased and she heard a slight growl. Lightly she took a step forward, ready to jump into the fray if need be. But then the noises stopped, so Savina held her ground outside. Surprise would be their best ally if it came down to it.
The fey's sleek head shot up as her brother sounded to be confronting the wizard. Then there was a loud crash. Once again she took a step forward. Almost able to see inside the room, but not quite. A few moments of silence followed. What was going on in there? But then a call for help from Ehno! Teeth bared she leaped into the room, eyes searching for this foul wizard. As she had burst through the door the flapping had increased and the fabric quickly caught her eye. "Release my brother!" she yelled as she lunged forward.
Savina caught the fabric between her teeth and pulled as her feet touched the ground again. The room was filled with a loud ripping noise. Growling and snarling she tugged at the "wizard", more rips filling the room. In her fervor she hadn't realized that she had begun to pull the cloak backwards. The old wardrobe creaked as it started to lean forward with her effort. Before knowing what she was doing so that she could stop it, the large wooden object fell with a great crash to the ground. She had jumped out of the way just in time to avoid it falling on top of her.
With the crash a lot of dust had been stirred up. Coughing she searched around for Ehno. She had gotten a little too caught up in their game, perhaps. "Ehno?" she coughed again. "Ehno where are you?"
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"Be careful brother!" she whispered in mock concern. Though it sounded convincing enough. When the door creaked she found herself cringing at the noise. They'd never sneak up on the wizard that way! But when nothing burst into flames or froze, she assumed that their presence was still unnoticed. That old man must be deaf! But it was only to the adventurers advantage. As Ehno disappeared fully into the room, her ears strained forward, wanting to catch every little sound. The flapping increased and she heard a slight growl. Lightly she took a step forward, ready to jump into the fray if need be. But then the noises stopped, so Savina held her ground outside. Surprise would be their best ally if it came down to it.
The fey's sleek head shot up as her brother sounded to be confronting the wizard. Then there was a loud crash. Once again she took a step forward. Almost able to see inside the room, but not quite. A few moments of silence followed. What was going on in there? But then a call for help from Ehno! Teeth bared she leaped into the room, eyes searching for this foul wizard. As she had burst through the door the flapping had increased and the fabric quickly caught her eye. "Release my brother!" she yelled as she lunged forward.
Savina caught the fabric between her teeth and pulled as her feet touched the ground again. The room was filled with a loud ripping noise. Growling and snarling she tugged at the "wizard", more rips filling the room. In her fervor she hadn't realized that she had begun to pull the cloak backwards. The old wardrobe creaked as it started to lean forward with her effort. Before knowing what she was doing so that she could stop it, the large wooden object fell with a great crash to the ground. She had jumped out of the way just in time to avoid it falling on top of her.
With the crash a lot of dust had been stirred up. Coughing she searched around for Ehno. She had gotten a little too caught up in their game, perhaps. "Ehno?" she coughed again. "Ehno where are you?"