04-06-2010, 09:19 AM
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OOC: =O Kol's so stupid. I wasn't sure if it was too soon for the retreat call or not, but her sense of fairness is what'll get her killed soon enough, lol.
She couldn't believe it. By some miracle of miracles, her throw had hit her target square on. Kol sprang to her feet and readied to defend again as the hybrid whose name she'd never cared to learn backed away, blinking and struggling to see. The black Dahlian couldn't help the satisfied growl in her chest as she too backed up, putting as much distance between them as she could. A quick glance around the area gave her the information she needed. The fire seemed to be calming, and a split second registered her alabaster sister helping to quell it in the distance. The battle around her seemed to be coming to a close, though she couldn't tell any casualties as of yet, but it appeared that Dahlia was driving back the Inferni infiltrators. Kol's stance was poised for anything, but she was tired, in body and mind. There was so much bloodshed, and for what? There was no doubt in her mind that this time around, the blame sat squarely on her exalted Rosen's shoulders. She was reluctant to add another body to his list of victories, regardless of her opponent's intentions or alignments. Kol firmly believed in an honorable course of battle, and as she had utilized a dirty trick in her own mind, she felt it was only fair to give her enemy the chance to walk away. No words were spoken; her hesitation should send her message.
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She couldn't believe it. By some miracle of miracles, her throw had hit her target square on. Kol sprang to her feet and readied to defend again as the hybrid whose name she'd never cared to learn backed away, blinking and struggling to see. The black Dahlian couldn't help the satisfied growl in her chest as she too backed up, putting as much distance between them as she could. A quick glance around the area gave her the information she needed. The fire seemed to be calming, and a split second registered her alabaster sister helping to quell it in the distance. The battle around her seemed to be coming to a close, though she couldn't tell any casualties as of yet, but it appeared that Dahlia was driving back the Inferni infiltrators. Kol's stance was poised for anything, but she was tired, in body and mind. There was so much bloodshed, and for what? There was no doubt in her mind that this time around, the blame sat squarely on her exalted Rosen's shoulders. She was reluctant to add another body to his list of victories, regardless of her opponent's intentions or alignments. Kol firmly believed in an honorable course of battle, and as she had utilized a dirty trick in her own mind, she felt it was only fair to give her enemy the chance to walk away. No words were spoken; her hesitation should send her message.
Table by Tay!