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Evelina
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Feb 24, 2014 08:40PM
Where Black Riders are said to wander and where unsuspecting horrors lurk round every corner...
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First was running, and tripped. Her hand got scraped on a rock and she stood up, only to find she wasn't where she used to be.
"Kill the she-man!" Something yelled.
"Oh crap!" Back to running.
"Kill the she-man!" Something yelled.
"Oh crap!" Back to running.
The she elf immediately loaded her bow and set to running towards the voices with narrowed eyes. "Who wanders the poisoned forests of Mordor at night?" She demanded, mockery in her tone. She was not afraid of being found.
She decided that, heck, while she was having this nervous breakdown, she might as well play it out. A nagging worry persisted in the back of her skull about her little brother. Where was he in all of this? She'd looked around, but hadn't seen him.
As she ran it sounded as if one of them was gaining on her, it was gaining fast too. Before She could so much as fully turn around he passes her, looking at her as he ran by, but still not slowing down.
What the heck? It was another person! She sped up, determined not to be eaten by the zombies because she couldn't keep up. She reached out and grabbed a large, brittle stick with a spiderweb entwined on it. She glanced over her shoulder. No orcs thus far. The ground was littered with shallow little caves. "Hey! You! Come here!" She remembered Robert Bruce.
Tauriel growled, and began to run after the voices, seeing no danger approaching. She heard every footstep of these two people pound onto the forest floor.
Well she seemed to know more about this place than him, he agreed as he skidded to a halt, and then followed her inside.
She stuck the branch so it looked like it grew out of the earth, blocking the entrance. They would have had to snap such a natural branch to enter, or at least broken the web. "I hope they're smart enough to be fooled," she said, eyes wide.
Tauriel skirted to the mouth of the cave. Keeping hidden, she slipped into the cave before it closed up and waited at the back, the shadows cloaking her. Her tensed arrow lay nocked in her fingers.
She froze. Something brushed past the branch, web now gone. Fiera clutched Zane's arm. "They're here. Sorry," she whispered.
Tauriel loosed the arrow to make a point and it thudded on the barrier that had formed before clattering to the floor.
Zane peeked his head out from behind a rock to see how many were coming. Nothing. HE jumped back when the barrier randomly fell.
Fiera gave a yelp, arrow thudding against the branch, both shaft and branch clattering to the ground.
Zane grabbed the random girl hand and practically yanked her up. He then started to run again, hoping she wouldn't resist.
Tauriel hissed, "
"
You are not my friend in Sindarin and then waited patiently.
She then said, "Who are you and what is your business in Mordor?"
"You are not my friend in Sindarin and then waited patiently.
She then said, "Who are you and what is your business in Mordor?"
"I- Mordor? What? No! I'm in New Zealand," she said, "And I'm having a breakdown or something and I'm gonna die," she said, not stopping running.
The new language scarred Zane, causing him to trip and fall face first into the ground. He then got up on his knees and said," Yeah, that totally was not the place I was last in."
Tauriel's voice resonated echoingly and calmly as she followed them in the trees of the forest, every movement effortless.
She stopped, breathing heavily, and offered a hand to help him up. "You're from America, though, right?" she asked.
Tauriel suddenly jumped from the trees to land in front of them. Straightening up, she drew herself to her full height and re-loaded her bow. "Mordor is this land. New-Zealand is no place."
"I- I'm looking for my brother," she said, trying to pinpoint the location of the voice, "He's just four years old, please-" she stopped herself. This was just an illusion.
Ilsa wrote: ""I- I'm looking for my brother," she said, trying to pinpoint the location of the voice, "He's just four years old, please-" she stopped herself. This was just an illusion."
"Any four-year old here would not last an hour," she said. "I'm sorry to hear it."
"Any four-year old here would not last an hour," she said. "I'm sorry to hear it."
Zane groaned. "It this usually how people are greeted around here? Arrows?" He said as he started to walk.
Fiera frantically whirled around, stopping at the bow and arrow. "Look, Miss, I don't want trouble, I just want to get home," she said, raising her arms slightly, as if to show she didn't mean any harm. Which kind of sucked, because they lit on fire and it looked like a threat. For about the split second it lasted, because Fiera instantly screamed and started patting herself all over, trying to put out the flames, only aggravating them.





