The Great War~ Elf and Human RP~Accepting!

[Lunaestrella]

((Recap: Jack went for firewood and lit a fire, and nothing has happened to those three since, so you can just continue with Zoe like she was before . Then most has been between Tarik and Sasha, and Ashran and Emerald (who are secret lovers). Emerald wants to go with Ashran, but he can't show everyone that he is in love with an elf, as he is killing all the elves. But when he leaves, she follows secretly, and the guards get her. That is about all that has happened for now))

[Crazycookiemonster]

((awesome, just wondering are their dragons in this world??))

Zoe::.

Zoe came through the clearing, she got a little side tracked, because she had seen a really interesting little lizard. She tied Lily to a nearby tree to she could unload Sapphirro, who happily came through the bushes after she had. "Hey, there big boy," she said patting this side as she took off the saddle bags that carried a random assortment of stuff, she had found. With all the load off of him, she kissed him on the forehead, removed his halter, and patted his butt. Then he dashed off into the forest to find a nice place to graze or roll in some mud, but she trusted him enough to come back, because he always had. Now with that done she pulled her sleeping bag off Lily and unfolding it onto the ground near the side of the wall in the cave. Zoe walked over to the saddle bags and pulled out a large thing of rope and lead Lily out of the cave, and tied her to a tree with a long range so she could reach water and fresh grass.

[k i n g]

Fifteen minutes later, Sasha was on the ground laughing with Tych keeping her pinned and licking her face, tail wagging furiously. "Tych, off! Off, boy!" she giggled, her girlish side beginning to show. Fortuna saw this time as the oppurtune moment to get the carrots and stuck her nose into the elf's bag, nosing around the find the orange sticks she loved so much.

[Lunaestrella]

((Aghh. I really don't know what to post ))

[x-3]

O.o take a break for a bit?}}

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

(where can I bring Kaytan in? Where are the human rebels at the moment?)

[Lunaestrella]

Jack

Jack sighed and leaned back against the wall of the cave, breathing in the smell of cooking meat. He had placed the deer on top of a big flat stone that had been previously heated up in the fire, and was now sizzling slowly.
The halfling glanced around, noticing Zoe's disappearance, but then frowned and shrugged, supposing that she had gone to leave her horses in the other cave. Sighing, he looked up at the cave roof, covered in stalagmites. He was in a thoughtful mood, and was fidgeting with his bracelet, like always. His mother had given it to him as a newborn baby just before she had died, and told the family that it was from his father. Jack had never met him, but cherished the bracelet since he was very small, never taking it off his wrist and hoping that one day it would be of some use except than a simple memory.
Jack stood up and removed the meat from the stone, putting on another steak. He was hungry, and eat it quickly. Then he walked to the entrance of the cave. The rain was pouring down now, covering the boulders around the place with water and slightly flooding the floor of the cave. Shivering, he walked elegantly to the fire, where the ground was dry, and hoped the two female elves were alright, as well as the horses.

[Lunaestrella]

((Well, the two half-elves and Azsarah are in some caves, sheltering from the rain. There are no pure human rebels active at the moment))

[Crazycookiemonster]

Zoe::.

Just as I finished tying the knot on the tree so that Lily could graze and it starts pouring, "Ugh really," I said up to the sky. Lily snorted and shifted uncomfortably on her hooves, I don't know why, but for some reason Lily didn't like rain to much. So I untied the knot again, but before I headed back to the cave I tucked my necklace, it had been my mom's family for a while, always pasted down the first daughter born, well that is what my father told me and to me I wasn't nearly as priceless as my bracelet. My father had made it for me when I was only a baby, to me it was priceless and my most valuable possession I have. I walk back to the cave with Lily's lead in my hand, but I am mostly just looking at my bracelet, I tie her up at the back of the cave, then I sit down on my sleeping bag. Now I with my legs crossed, I turned my bracelet over and over around my wrist, but never taking it off. I never have and probably never will. Gauz trotted into the cave soaking wet and paws covered in mud and sat by the fire, where he could smell the meat cook.

[Meriadoc Brandybuck]

Kaytan groaned as rain began pouring down, turning the shoveling into an impossibly muddy task. Guess I should get ready to go, he thought, climbing out of the deep pit with the help of his shovel to get a good grip. He looked up at the now-cloudy sky, getting a raindrop in his eye. Sighing, he opened his door and rushed inside. The sparsely furnished hut was cozy, but certainly not elegant. The fireplace had a few strings above it, from which various herbs and vegetables hung to dry, and a single wooden table and chair were shoved against the wall near it. On the opposite side of the small room, his bed with a a handmade quilt and some shelves he had built occupied a wall. He strode quickly to the fire, warmed his hands over it, then got to work. He took his sword down from its place on the shelf and attached the sheath to his belt. From the fireplace, Kaytan grabbed all the dried food and carefully wrapped it in a clean cloth from the shelf. This he placed in the bottom of a backpack, along with the few clothes he owned and the quilt from his bed. The quilt was worn thin from many years of use, and didn't take up much room. As a final thought, he opened the concealed hatch in the floor by the bed and descended down the crude dirt stairs, to the storeroom. It wasn't big, about 6'x6'x6', but the walls were lined efficiently with a few slabs of meat, some fresh fruit, and various bags of assorted grains. From there he took as much of the meat as he could carry, four apples, and two pounds of flour and cornmeal. After one last look around, he grabbed an empty water flask and returned upstairs, where he took a kitchen knife and tucked it into his belt. The packing and preparations done, he put out the fire and looked around at his cozy little home. Kaytan didn't know when he would next see it, and he touched his fingers to his forehead in a sort of salute before opening the door and braving the rain again. As soon as the first gusts of wind hit him, he pulled his cloak over the pack to keep it dry and began slogging through the mud. He had no idea where he was going. All Kaytan knew was that he had to head for the forest, away from the castle of the human king.