♠ Aloura ♥ Lavicus ♣
It was not until the tremors ceased to shake the earth that Aloura opened her eyes and raised her head. Even then, it did little good. In fact, she very nearly shut them just a soon as they were open. This was due totally and utterly to the fact that the first thing she saw was a mutilated, frog-like poekmon sliding down the shield of the eeve that had brought this mayhem to the guild. New to the level and amount of gore introduced to her over the past few hours the sight brought bile to her mouth as the image was branded into her mind. It was by far the most repulsive thing she had ever seen and hopefully every would.
Forcing herself to turn away, she looked to her partner who was still stretched out parallel to the wall. He had blacked out for a moment during the earthquake but he was coming too now. "Are you movable?" Aloura asked as soon as his eyes were fully opened. She wanted to get him out of there before he saw the toxicroak. Still feeling fuzzy, Lavicus stared blankly at his partner for a long moment. When finally her question registered in his mind, he nodded. "We are departed, then." the absol declared. "The bird..." Lavicus started. "Is deceased," Aloura interrupted, "Come." Without waiting for a response, she led him out of the chamber, not saying a word on the way to their room wanting more than anything to leave the horrible experience behind her.
Forcing herself to turn away, she looked to her partner who was still stretched out parallel to the wall. He had blacked out for a moment during the earthquake but he was coming too now. "Are you movable?" Aloura asked as soon as his eyes were fully opened. She wanted to get him out of there before he saw the toxicroak. Still feeling fuzzy, Lavicus stared blankly at his partner for a long moment. When finally her question registered in his mind, he nodded. "We are departed, then." the absol declared. "The bird..." Lavicus started. "Is deceased," Aloura interrupted, "Come." Without waiting for a response, she led him out of the chamber, not saying a word on the way to their room wanting more than anything to leave the horrible experience behind her.
