Lonely Forest (elf/spirit/human RP) *R.I.P.*

[wickedwolfgirl]

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[softballsava]

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[Rayen]

((Sorry folks. I have to quit this roleplay. I'll miss you guys! If you want I can do an exit for Aeaea))

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Elanor was getting uncontrollable. Her normal self was struggling to defeat the animal instincts. 'Why is this happening?" she asked to herself, but the monster on her soul rose and shut her conscience. Growling under her breath, Elanor turned around to face the others. She threw then her dagger to some random direction, on the last glimpse of self-control, and ran away into the forest, her two sides dueling on her mind.

[cazio]

Thwap! Thunk! Twap! Raindrops spattered on Ezio's hood. Rojan looked uneasily into the sky and his ears flicked up just before a rumble of thunder sounded in the sky. Ezio smiled, thinking of the last time he'd ridden through a thunderstorm. It was on the way to this massive forest. It had been raining lightly for days and just as he was almost through the town a bad thunderstorm hit. Winds had whipped flags from the town hall and hit like whips as they flew through the air, but he and Rojan merely trotted through, trying to figure out which direction to follow.

Altair tightened the reins at the thunder and Oro started forward but was pulled up short and he reared, whinnying.
"Whoa." ALtair soothed and Oro's ears flattened. Lighting pierced the sky and he turned Oro around.
"Let's find somewhere safer than an open field, shall we?" Ezio laughed and they moved to the thick of the forest.

[Rayen]

Coldness swept into Elanor as raindrops fell on her blond hair, as she shivered, adrenaline sweeping off her blood and her conscience screaming again. 'What happened? Why did I do this?' she asked to herself, not bothering to find a safer place to wait. She had run for half-an-hour, and the lightnings danced around her, giving her an even more tired look. She was far away from the others, and for the very first time, she was completely lost.

A familiar growl was heard on the bushes. Elanor turned around, nervously. The shura could deal with a normal wolf, but if it was a shadow-wolf, creatures who wandered around the darkest spots of the woodland, no mental connection could save her. Shuras were only immortal face to natural death or diseases, they only had one chance to be killed by their enemies, even if slaying a shura was an almost impossible deed. They could die from broken hearts too.

Another growl brought her back to reality, and Elanor wished to have the dagger with her. Just in case...

[softballsava]

Brie stepped out from behind the brush as she could see the raindrops. She cleared her throat lightly, "I have a house near here if your seeking shelter." she said kindly hoping they wouldn't refuse. "I could take you there, I sense a great storm coming." she said to them hoping they would believe her her eyes resting on Altair for a second too long before she looked back to Ezio.

Ragne watched her run off and turned his horse around, "Come Sven, we have to make sure she's safe." he said to the other creed member before running his horse swiftly to the spot where Elanor was at the moment.

[Rayen]

Elanor's mind was blocked as she was glued to the ground, unable to move. Suddenly, the foliage ruffled and a wolf-shaped being got out, yellow eyes gliding around. The storm was even worse now, but a lightning made Elanor go back.
The shadow-wolf howled loud before attacking the shura.

[cazio]

Altair didn't move. He'd sensed somethingwas there and when he had used his eagle vision earlier he'd seen a glowing blue body just next to them. When Brie came out in the open though, his eyes flickered. She offered them a place to stay, but the words I have sent his senses on the fly. he looked to the sky and saw that a great storm indeed was hitting the land and inwardly he wondered if it was not being cause by another insane creature roaming the wood. He opened his mouth to decline but was interrupted with Ezio's
"I could go with a nice rest." Altair shot him a glare, knowing that Ezio couldn't see it anyway but Ezio's fingers flicked in recognition. Ezio had become observant of his body language and Altair only wished he had the sharp mental skills to match. A louder rumble of thunder shook the ground beneath them and Oro screamed, and Altair leaned back as he bucked and leaned forward as Oro threw himself into a rear. So predictable. Both of them. he thought, his gaze flicking from Oro to Ezio.

The soaking rain had begun its way through his hood. Ezio felt the cold drops run down his back and he felt his heart tighten. At home they held races through the canals and diving contests. Swimming was a new addition to his Creed's training and Ezio often gloated to ALtair that he was by far a better swimmer than him. Altair started his training when Ezio did which was about when Ezio was ten and Altair was seventeen. It was quiet a sight to see Altair, Malik, and Roberto clinging to driftwood, sopping wet while he and his training partners swam laps around the lake in a neighboring town. Ezio shifted his gaze to the angry sky; When will we ever go back home?

[softballsava]

"I can offer you that Ezio." she said softly then floated to the two. "Come follow." she said softly wishing she could show them both that she meant well. She glided deep into the forest leading them to her large home. She turned her back on the two trusting them and not really caring if they tried to kill her, they couldn't anyway. Only more of a broken heart could make her an even more faded shade. She never did look back as she glided away at a slow pace to start then she would speed up once they had their horses following her.
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[Rayen]

Suddenly, time seemed to stop.
The shadow-wolf was frozen on a jump, and a lightning was touching the ground, like a strange tree. Elanor looked around, confused, but quickly found out that her mental connection was working again. 'Ragne! I need your help!' she screamed, wishing he could hear her.
Time started to run very slowly again, but with increasing speed. The shura prayed to all the Lonely Gods, lost in despair.