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Jan 15, 2013 03:29PM
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"Owwchhh " he said, he knew that feeling, healing potion. He felt the burning stop, and the spinning feeling stop. He tried to stand up, but he still felt woozy. "I saw her!" He was saying to Kade
Kade raised a brow. "Where?" He whispered, looking around.
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He pointed towards the shadows.
He pointed towards the shadows.
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Lahrka took a breath and climbed down out of the tree so they could see her clearly, ebony skin and all. She looked them over quickly with her bright green eyes and hoped they would be different and wouldn't treat her like she was some sort of demon.
Kade looked up in surprise. So it was the girl he had seen earlier. She looked a little frightened, as she should be. But Kade believed she was frightened for the wrong reason.
Kade was never the racist type; if someone worked hard and earned what they had--whether it be by means of thievery like himself, or hard honest work-- he often got along fine with them.
He didn't really know how to start the conversation, though, and looked at his male companion for help.
Kade was never the racist type; if someone worked hard and earned what they had--whether it be by means of thievery like himself, or hard honest work-- he often got along fine with them.
He didn't really know how to start the conversation, though, and looked at his male companion for help.
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"Uh...hello," she said, able to keep most of her nerves out of her voice.
Lucanthè sensed the girls nervousness, he stood up, he didn't know what to say and the 'we were following you' he thought sounded a bit creepy. He looked at the girl and replyed "Hi. Where are we?"
Lucanthè heard the slightest sound behind him and turned around, searching through the trees. Then he heard another elf near him speak to them (Inwe) it wasn't Kade or the girl they had followed. Lucanthè wondered how they had found the three of them.
Luc looked through the trees, he saw a flash as someone moved, then he saw the Elftess.
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"That's terrible!" He blurted. "I..I mean that's really unfair. Don't worry though, your different and there all the same. Some elves can be jerks. I can relate to that tho, I was bullied as a kid too, I don't have a father. Well I did, but anyway. And when I learnt to embraced it as part of me they soon after stopped." He said kindly.
Then, looked around him, first to Inwe and then to the Elftess. "We have company."
Then, looked around him, first to Inwe and then to the Elftess. "We have company."
Inwe stepped back. "Uh, hi?" She said.
"Um.. Hello. May I ask.. Who are you?" He said to the Elftess and then looked towards the other Elftess in the trees.
"My name is Inwe Melendur." She said.
((note, there are meant to be teo dots over the e into Inwe))
((note, there are meant to be teo dots over the e into Inwe))
Lucanthè looked towards Kade, and realised whatever buisness Kade had with the Elftess would have to wait.
"I can go..." Inwe said, frowning.
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"Melendur? As in the sword trainer? Im Lucanthè my mother knew your father.. Before..." He finished his sentence abruptly, knowing he shouldnt have said anything about her father. Then he remembered he had told kade the fake name, and he wasn't keeping up the pretence. This was not going well for him. He looked from Inwë to the other Elftess who's garden they were in, realising he didn't know her name either, then to the other elftesse by the trees, then back to Inwë. "Sorry." He tried to apologise.
"Melendur? As in the sword trainer? Im Lucanthè my mother knew your father.. Before..." He finished his sentence abruptly, knowing he shouldnt have said anything about her father. Then he remembered he had told kade the fake name, and he wasn't keeping up the pretence. This was not going well for him. He looked from Inwë to the other Elftess who's garden they were in, realising he didn't know her name either, then to the other elftesse by the trees, then back to Inwë. "Sorry." He tried to apologise.
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Inwë shrugged. "It's okay, it is good that my father is still remembered." She smiled sadly.
Inwë shrugged. "It's okay, it is good that my father is still remembered." She smiled sadly.
"Right. He was a good Elfton." He said kindly, giving Inwë an sympathetic smile.
Kade looked around, his eyes glazed over in confusion. He stood up, tucking away the expensive potion into his satchel, seeing as the boy wouldn't be needing it anymore.
"Wait, so you two know each other?" He asked, looking at Inwë and Lucanthè.
"Wait, so you two know each other?" He asked, looking at Inwë and Lucanthè.
Taca and Eyahah ran into the forest. Taca rested Eyahah on a rock and she sat down next to her, breathing in and out slowly and trying to catch her breath. It didn't take long though, because she sat straight up again with a huge smile on her face.
Mrs. Baggins/TeaDrinkingCat wrote: "Kade looked around, his eyes glazed over in confusion. He stood up, tucking away the expensive potion into his satchel, seeing as the boy wouldn't be needing it anymore.
"Wait, so you two know eac..."
Inwë blinked. "Her mother was a friend of my fathers." She smiled sadly and a tear ran down her cheek at the memory of her mother and father.
"Wait, so you two know eac..."
Inwë blinked. "Her mother was a friend of my fathers." She smiled sadly and a tear ran down her cheek at the memory of her mother and father.
Calamity Creates~We all have MAGIC inside us wrote: "Eyahah was absolutely flabberghasted. She blinked, somewhat confused and took a deep breath. She pointed around them and shrugged, trying to ask where are we?"
Taca thought a moment, thinking about where the really could be. "I-I think that we're in Delven Wood. In the east forest." She guessed, glancing around at the different looking trees. "I know that we certainly aren't in Delven Shadow any longer." She observed.
Taca thought a moment, thinking about where the really could be. "I-I think that we're in Delven Wood. In the east forest." She guessed, glancing around at the different looking trees. "I know that we certainly aren't in Delven Shadow any longer." She observed.
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Lahrka nodded and looked down at her dirty feet, unsure of what to say until a question popped into her mind. "Why did you follow me?" She asked, looking at Kade and Lucanthé questioningly.
Círwin walked out of her small home and trotted west. She stayed behind some oaks, past a group of elves. She stopped and peered through some ferns at the few elves gathered.
"Well.... I was following Kade." He said, not far from the truth.
Kade looked over at the male elf with a slight frustration in his eyes.
"I had seen you in the bar earlier, and I thought you might have been in danger, running so fast." He shrugged, as if it wasn't a big deal.
"I had seen you in the bar earlier, and I thought you might have been in danger, running so fast." He shrugged, as if it wasn't a big deal.
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Maranwë could hear the other Elves talking. She was very curious about this now. She saw tracks and a fake wall with an opening. She peered through to see a gather of Elves. She quietly slipped in. She walked up behind Kade, not making a sound. She knew who he was, but not well. She just knew his name, appearance, and of his thievery. "Well, this is interesting." she said, now only a foot behind Kade.
With whip-like reflexes, Kade was pointing his bow at the girl within seconds, his eyes shifty. He was on edge as of late, and didn't like the idea of more coy elves in the scene.
"No problem." He answered to Lahrka, without taking his eyes nor weapon off the new girl.
"No problem." He answered to Lahrka, without taking his eyes nor weapon off the new girl.
Círwin, realizin this group of elves would only be caused more trouble if she joined, walked on, leaving the group behind her.
Maranwë was unfazed by the weapon. "Oh, put it down." she said to Kade. "I'm not dangerous."
Kade was growing intensely frustrated with this entire situation. About every two seconds a new, bothersome, annoying elf had come in, just making issues harder. He didn't even know why he was so hung up on this girl, anyway. He felt like punching this new elf straight in the jaw, but he wasn't uncivilized, and knew that there was a place and time for that. And it was not now. Instead he lowered his bow, and turned to Lahrka. "Well, seeing as you aren't in any true danger, and I've already wasted a great portion of my time, I will be on my way." He gave a quick bow, before walking back towards where he had tied up Favrio.
Maranwë trailed after him. "You seem upset." she stated as he walked.
"Do I?" He asked, sarcasm dripping from his sentences. He didn't look back at the girl. He did feel rather bad about giving up such a great opportunity. That Lahrka girl must have had something of his worth. Besides, he felt strangely protective of her. Whether it be her race, gender, or whatever, he didn't know. But he knew it wasn't over with her. Nor that strange elf boy who had stopped him from interfering with her.
Maranwë huffed. "Well, someone is in a bit of a mood." She asked "Where are you off to?"
"Not quite sure yet." He shrugged, making his way through the bracken. He slightly wanted to visit his sister in the Shire, but knew he would just get yelled at for denying his acts of thievery, and Kade was quite sick of being yelled at. He would probably go home, or maybe try and pickpocket someone.
Maranwë titled her head. "If you intend on stealing from someone, I intend on coming."
He chuckled lightly. "Don't tell me you're a thief, too? Too many people are interested it this job market." He shook his head lightly.
He heard a light whinny, and sped up a little, into a fast walk.
He heard a light whinny, and sped up a little, into a fast walk.
Maranwë shrugged. "I am but I'm not. If that makes sense to you."
"I'm not one for riddles." He spoke dryly, before reaching his horse. He ran a hand down his muzzle to calm him, before untying his reins from the tree. Favrio shot Maranwë a rather evil and unsettling look for a horse, before Kade mounted him.
"I'm afraid this is where we part."
"I'm afraid this is where we part."
Maranwë chuckled and let out a short, piercing whistle. A large Cullassel came through the trees and stopped in front of her. She patted its head and mounted it. "As you were saying?" she asked with a smug grin.
Kade sighed, running a hand through his hair. "Fine. Lead the way." He gestured his hand loosely, feeling as though if she had to come, she may as well share some thieving pointers for him.
Maranwë said "I think not. You are to lead this expadition. I am not so much as a leader as a follower, Kade." She sthen added "Another question. Have you no curiosity as to who I am? After all, I know who you are."
Once she said his name, the only thought that went through Kade's mind was, I've got to start reducing my notoriety or move. Moving was always the easier of the two. But he knew, eventually, he would have nowhere to run or hide. That though did scare him, as he knew the authorities would probably end up going for his sister and many brothers. He only decided then to see if changing his name would work.
He pulled a rather convincing confused look, tilting his head. "Kade? You thought I was him? No, I'm Aerandir Ar-Feiniel." He said with confidence. He was a good liar, and hopefully he had executed this one rightly so.
He pulled a rather convincing confused look, tilting his head. "Kade? You thought I was him? No, I'm Aerandir Ar-Feiniel." He said with confidence. He was a good liar, and hopefully he had executed this one rightly so.
Maranwë laughed, a light ringing sound. "I know that you are Kade. I have seen you in the past, though you were not aware of it."
He cursed lightly under his breath. "When have you ever seen me?" Granted, he walked the streets often, but he preferred to stay at home. He eased Favrio into a light trot, back towards town as he talked with the girl.
She said "Thats for me to know. By the way, my name is Maranwë. I'm not lying about my name in case it crossed your mind. I don't like lying unless it is necessary."
