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 Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 12:05 am
"Thank God I'm not a death then." He answered, tugging his scarf close around his face. If this was what they had to look forward to, he would much rather be a shield and a healer then a scout. He would have made a lousy death hunter and this training exercise proved it. Though, with that little taste of training, it gave him some new found respect towards the death hunters and their skills. Even if Wilson had failed in his task as well, he at least made it farther than he could have hoped to make it and while making it look easy at that!
"That actually sounds like a better plan." He admitted and picked up his pace to catch up to the death trainee, who was now walking backwards. "Though next time I get to pick the course, okay?" Which of course ruled out this one. In fact, he would be happy if he never paid a visit to this one ever again.
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 7:13 pm
Actually, there was no way to win the course. Ultimately, the golem would have to die at some point. The only important part was when. The farther one managed to go, the more bragging rights the hunter could wield. Fortunately Wilson wasn’t the type to brag, otherwise he may have been teasing the moon trainee right about now.
Wilson shot him a frown. “What’s that supposed to mean?” Then he sighed. “Well, okay, I see your point. First of all, Caelius is a bit of a p***k.” Clearly he was understating. “I’m a death hunter, shouldn’t we have good plans?” He grinned as he continued to walk backwards, hands in his coat’s pockets. “Sounds fair, but I’m kind of hoping you don’t pick the moon course. I tried it once.” Wilson winced. “I didn’t fair so well.”
“Anyways. Are you in the mood for anything specific? Anything I can get you, since you were such a trooper with Deathsweeper.” He grinned.
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