chibi_wolf41
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- Posted: Thu, 22 Nov 2012 18:38:27 +0000
Talis spied Stoic and the lizard people almost immediately after Somer drew their attention to him. It wasn't hard, considering the lizard's brightly-colored scales.
She felt her lip curl in automatic distaste when she saw them. Riskallions. They were fast, strong, and vicious fighters and very, very, hard to trick. And, unfortunately, hard to kill. She used to live with one, and had lost a lot of good soldiers to some, too. But it was very rare to see more than two or three together at a time. Talis examined the situation. The one Stoic had just dropped was the leader, meaning the second in command was now the leader. The lizards looked to their new leader hesitantly. The new leader lowered his head at Stoic and then charged.
Talis immediately looked for a way into the battle, not out of any sense of camaraderie for Stoic, but only because he was outnumbered, and she knew from experience that his chances were slim unless some backup arrived. The street was too crowded for her to get there in time. She eyed the ladder that Somer was on top of. Luckily, she'd learned a thing or two from the Riskallions. She stripped off her shoes, and then climbed straight up the wall next to Somer, finding abundant hand and footholds in the uneven stone.
She climbed to the top of the building and then leaped to the next and the next. She growled in displeasure as she realized she was wearing her old Guard uniform, but wasn't carrying her staff or any of her knives. She felt around her wrist for the long string she had wrapped around it. She unwound it and uncovered the small blade that was hidden there. One end of the string was still tied around her wrist while she swung the other in a circle. As far as weapons went, it was one of the weakest she had, incapable of killing, unless you managed to lodge it in your enemies throat, but it was the weapon she was the best at using.
She jumped down from the building closest to Stoic and landed nearly next to him nearly silently, barefoot and covered in dust.
She felt her lip curl in automatic distaste when she saw them. Riskallions. They were fast, strong, and vicious fighters and very, very, hard to trick. And, unfortunately, hard to kill. She used to live with one, and had lost a lot of good soldiers to some, too. But it was very rare to see more than two or three together at a time. Talis examined the situation. The one Stoic had just dropped was the leader, meaning the second in command was now the leader. The lizards looked to their new leader hesitantly. The new leader lowered his head at Stoic and then charged.
Talis immediately looked for a way into the battle, not out of any sense of camaraderie for Stoic, but only because he was outnumbered, and she knew from experience that his chances were slim unless some backup arrived. The street was too crowded for her to get there in time. She eyed the ladder that Somer was on top of. Luckily, she'd learned a thing or two from the Riskallions. She stripped off her shoes, and then climbed straight up the wall next to Somer, finding abundant hand and footholds in the uneven stone.
She climbed to the top of the building and then leaped to the next and the next. She growled in displeasure as she realized she was wearing her old Guard uniform, but wasn't carrying her staff or any of her knives. She felt around her wrist for the long string she had wrapped around it. She unwound it and uncovered the small blade that was hidden there. One end of the string was still tied around her wrist while she swung the other in a circle. As far as weapons went, it was one of the weakest she had, incapable of killing, unless you managed to lodge it in your enemies throat, but it was the weapon she was the best at using.
She jumped down from the building closest to Stoic and landed nearly next to him nearly silently, barefoot and covered in dust.