Re: Murphy's Law, Wheel of Time Style [Attn: Roan; Andy] [Open/Semi-Big RP]
Posted: September 30th, 2017, 6:59 pm
Tia Sedai
Miahala’s impromptu army made quick work of the Whitecloaks that would have seen the others of the Tower slaughtered. The Sha’hal women were more than a little scary when they got going, never mind the likes of Haeden and Ravak Gaidins. Tia looked around at the aftermath of the battle as Mia said what was all too apparent. The Whitecloaks had taken her parents.
It took the Green to realize someone was speaking to her. She looked up to meet Bryn’s eyes and offered a small smile as she shook her head, “I’m uninjured. My parents. . .they took them, but why? It makes no sense.” There was no way she could hide her concern for the safety of her mother and father.
Riahana
It took the Green to realize someone was speaking to her. She looked up to meet Bryn’s eyes and offered a small smile as she shook her head, “I’m uninjured. My parents. . .they took them, but why? It makes no sense.” There was no way she could hide her concern for the safety of her mother and father.
Having a bucket of cold water dumped on your head did wonders to bring you around from being unconscious. Riahana gasped as the icy water hit her, and coughed as some of it inevitably went down the wrong pipe. The Commander stood inches from her. As soon as her eyes were open, he took hold of her hair and pulled her head back, “I am a patient man, Gaidin, and I am sure you know we always get our answers.
“You speak of honor and honoring him, but you and your kind know nothing of honor. You are filth and Darkfriends. My second tells me I should just kill you and be done with it. Not until I find out what I want to know.” He let go of her hair and walked behind her.
Every part of her body ached, and Ria tried reaching for the Void. It slipped from her grasp, a sure sign that the Commander’s work was taking its toll on her. She would not bend to his will and give him the satisfaction of an answer. She would not dishonor his son.
“You speak of honor and honoring him, but you and your kind know nothing of honor. You are filth and Darkfriends. My second tells me I should just kill you and be done with it. Not until I find out what I want to know.” He let go of her hair and walked behind her.
Every part of her body ached, and Ria tried reaching for the Void. It slipped from her grasp, a sure sign that the Commander’s work was taking its toll on her. She would not bend to his will and give him the satisfaction of an answer. She would not dishonor his son.