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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:07 pm
SONS OF TALAXIUS

Long ago, before the second Pantheon, There was a great war in the Heavens. The great Leviathan had turned his unending hunger against all existence, defying the order of the Mother of all creation, Semnon. All the Gods, light and dark, good and evil, came together as one brotherhood of Gods and with their avatars and their armies they made war against the great Leviathan. Mortals cannot comprehend the amount of ages in which this single battle lasted, but as the Gods and their armies fought valiantly, they realized that their own power had very quickly become one with the great Leviathan. He had begun to devour their essence since the instant they met the great Leviathan in battle. They were all united now in their doom, and the great Leviathan turned it's unbridled hunger against them, devouring nearly every God and his Avatar. Few survived this one move, and they cried as one voice to their All-Mother, Semnon.
The Mother of all creation descended from Kolob and personally struck the great Leviathan with her power. To her shock, the great Leviathan matched her power blow for blow. The great Leviathan had done to her what it had done to her children. After a short time, in her wisdom Semnon the All-Mother used the sum total of her great power to seal herself and the great Leviathan together, ending the Leviathan War and ushering in the end of the First Pantheon. The Father of All Creation, Ultimus, appeared there after and laid his beloved mate to rest inside a new world and named it Gaia. The Leviathan was taken and laid to rest on another world and it was called Terra.
Now at this time there was a dilemma, a great debate amongst the remaining Pantheon as to who would be chosen to protect the Leviathan and the All-Mother as they slept. It was decided that the Avatar of War, instead of ascending to Godhood to replace his fallen master, would become the progenitor of a new race of warriors on a new planet charged with the keeping of the sleeping All-Mother and the Leviathan. The Avatar of War was named Talaxius, his world was named Talax, and his descendants would forever be known as Talaxians.

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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:08 pm
Several millenia ago, Talax was ruled by the great clans. All were descendants of Talaxius and all had equal claim to this world. However, they still made open war on each other, slaughtering in the millions for one purpose. One singular things drove all the warriors of this world to the madness and carnage of war. It was all for the great Armor of Talaxius, the last remnant of the great progenitor of our race. It was hidden on our world by Talaxius himself before his death, and with the great armor was legend to be the secrets of the All-Mother and the Leviathan. For these reasons, all warriors went to battle across the world. They waded knee deep in each others blood, trying desperately to prove one clan more worthy than the other to be granted the power of the armor of Talaxius.
The great clans warred endlessly for three generations, until something marvelous happened. A great ship descended from the heavens and landed in the great city of Talaxia, the first city ever built and the place where the great Armor of Talaxius was claimed to have been sealed. All of Talax stopped and waited for what would happen next after the great vessel landed. It's gates opened and the first of them arrived, the great harbingers of our downfall.
They called themselves Eldar Sindari, but soon we came to call them the Elves. They came bearing gifts of magic and wisdom, striking awe in the hearts of all of Talax. Our ancestors came to them in the thousands, seeking their wisdom and strength. The Elves only declared one thing, that they needed to build a gateway to their home, that they may return their one day. The Elves promised that if the great clans of Talax assist them in building this gateway, that the Elves would take the great Chiefs with them to the other side to bring back to Talax the wisdom and strength of the Eldar Sindari. Our ancestors were taken in by these promises of power and we used our titanic strength to build this great gateway for the Eldar.
Finally the fateful day came when the gateway was completed. The Elves cast their incantations and the gate sparked to life, creating a wall of light and magical energy. The Elves and our Chiefs went into that gateway with all the faith and courage of Talax, swearing to return with the power of the Eldar Sindari. What our ancestors never conceived, was that they would never see their brave Chiefs again. Nor could they ever imagine what would return to them through that same gateway built in faith and trust.
Three days passed before the gate flickered back to life. Many Talaxians gathered together to celebrate the return of their Chiefs. Instead they witnessed the end of their world, their way of life. Legions of Elven warriors poured through the gateway wielding light and fire. They burned our great city and slaughtered ever man and woman they could find. The Talaxian men and women fled the city and gathered outside in the fields where many battles had been fought and decided. It was their they gathered to make their stand as tradition dictated. Our ancestors fought bravely, but were outmatched and taken completely off guard. The Elven legions were made up of the most elite of the Elven vanguard, and they poured endlessly from their new gateway. Elven banners were raised in every part of our holy city of Talaxia. The Elves moved their legions into formation outside the city and there they met the women and men of Talaxia, many fighting with their fists filled with rage. The slaughter went on well into the night as millions of Talaxians were massacred. By noon the next day, it was over. Word quickly spread to the rest of Talax as the Elven armies prepared to spread their dominion. Talaxians everywhere could scarcely believe the story, and were unable to gather quickly. It would be weeks before the great clans could retaliate....
...But retaliate they did. With great ferocity and strength, Talaxian warrior men and women fought side by side. The legions of Elves met with vast magical power and it seemed for every enemy felled, three Talaxians fell with him. The Elves were mighty, but also very cunning. They quickly spread rumors amongst the great clans of betrayal by certain Chiefs and oaths of others who supposedly swore fealty to the Eldar Sindari.These rumors and myths eroded the unity between clans and eventually our ancestors lost faith in each other. It was then that the Elves launched a renewed attack against the great clans, taking advantage of their disloyalty and fractured defenses. One by one the clans fell under the wave of Elven onslaught and no Man or Woman were spared. The children were all taken away into captivity to become the first generation of slaves to the Elven Kingdoms. Talax was all but fallen now, but the Talaxians would not give in to surrender. They swore an oath to fight to the bitter end before giving into slavery...
...And to the death they fought. The remaining warriors took up their swords and fought to the bitter end. To the last man and woman they fought. It is said that on that red day, the spirit of Talaxius indeed fought with them as they felled one hundred elves for every Talaxian warrior slain. It was a great slaughter, but the Eldar Sindari had overwhelming numbers, and eventually were victorious.
Our people were enslaved, and to this day remain enslaved. Yet there is still hope, the embers never did cool and the spirit of Talaxia is still with us now more than ever. Our sons and our daughters are strong and our numbers are great! The Elves have grown pompous and weak, but we Talaxians have stayed strong! The time is coming when one will rise among us, one young warrior who will wield the strength of Talaxius! He will unite the great clans and lead our people to freedom! He will drive the elves from our lands and vex them with the fury of the warrior! The Elves will have no where to run and will fall before his might! The Blood Moon will be the sign of his birth and the symbol of fear among all Elves! He shall reign for a thousand years and will build a kingdom so strong that Talax will never be conquered again!
~Words of the Oracle
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:10 pm
Races
The Eldar Sindari are a race stuck highly on themselves, filled with pride and a belief that they are destined to rule the Megaverse. They have enslaved many worlds just as they have enslaved Talax, often with the exact same method. All this adds to their superiority complex as they see all other races as weaker then themselves. The Eldar Sindari are named after their patron God, Sindaril. They believe it is their mandate to rule over all living things, thus protecting and ensuring the survival and harmony of all living things through their own moderation. They wield ancient and powerful magic, but stay away of the dark magics. They consider dark magic to be evil and only capable of death. Any who practice dark magic are shunned and sent back home to be reeducated. Though with the recent destruction of their gateway, they instead imprison or outcast them instead. This action has given rise to the Eldar Llundari, which has made great conflict in for the rest of the Sindari and their control over the world. The Sindari have a monstrous military, as every Sindari male is required to serve in the military and every woman is given the option. They serve for 100 years before put on reserve for the rest of their youth, until they are released as elders. The Sindari fight with magic and elegance. Their weapons techniques are secondary and most Sindari rely on magic in battle. There are exceptions to this rule and there are small platoons of commandos that excel as weapon masters. However, after generations of peace the Sindari have grown weak even in affairs of combat and with no gateway, there is no way to call for help should a war break out.
The Eldar Llundari are a relatively new race of Elves who were born from their studies of the teachings of their patron Goddess, Llundaria. These elves have forsaken the path of their brothers the Sindari and were thus marked by Llundaria to distinguish them with their dark skin. The Llundari are still as proud and stuck up as the Sindari, but they are more brutal, being more akin to fighting then settling an impasse with words. They wield powerful dark magic and have established for themselves a separate kingdom of their own to rival the that of the Sindari. What is unknown to many is that the ones who destroyed the gateway was not the work of Talaxian rebels, but was the work of the first Llundari cultists. Now the Sindari have been trapped with the Llundari for several centuries and the two are growing more and more suspicious of each other, the Sindari refusing to acknowledge the others existence. One particular difference between the two is that the teachings of Llundaria discredit slavery and teach that all life must find it's own path, that chaos is a necessary element in the universe. With this, the Llundari do not keep slaves, but they also do not allow Talaxians into their society either. Every Llundari is apart of the military. Their population is about three-fourths of the Sindari, and they are paranoid about being attacked. These are stout and strong as the Sindari, making them ever more proud of themselves. Being that their beliefs are in direct conflict with the Sindari, war may be inevitable.

The Talaxians were a proud and mighty race long ago, one that even the Eldar took very seriously. Now, the Talaxians are stripped of everything they once were, everything but their honor. Many generations have come and gone, but the memory remains. The memory of betrayal and slaughter. The Talaxians are still warriors and are still strong. They are thirsty for vengeance and sense that their time is coming. Rumor has spread among the clans of the warrior of prophecy. Rumors claiming that he has been born and that the Oracle herself has blessed him. With the spread of these rumors, the Talaxians are remembering their heritage, their strength as warriors. Some have learned how to use simple magic while others have learned to forge powerful enchanted weapons. With these discoveries, the Talaxians are finally able to level out the playing grounds and fight for their freedom. Talaxians naturally possess Herculean strength, a trait inherited from their progenitor, Talaxius himself. This makes them a fearsome force when gathered for battle, something only magic has defeated. Now they know magic as well and the Elven advantage is gone. Now is the time to fight, and the Talaxians are ready. There is a large group of escapees gathering in the wilderness, preparing to launch their campaign of freedom and vengeance!
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:12 pm
Profile Skeletons: PM me all Skeletons with the word "Freedom!" in your subject box.
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{Magic Levels: Novice, Mage, and Sorceror.} {Power Levels: Upstart, Warrior, and Warlord}
Rules: 1: No God Modding. 2: My story, treat it with respect. 3: Follow the story plot line. 4: Killing only allowed if both players agree to the kill. 5: Have as many characters as you want as long as you can handle it. 6: OOC arguing and fighting stays private, if you can't settle it then come to me. 7: I have the Gold, I make the Rules. You don't like my rules, go die. 8: Be awesome to each other. 9: This is mature RP, but still if you want to have cyber, keep it out of my story. If it must happen for the sake of storyline, make it implied and thats it. 10: Be detailed, no one-liners and be as realistic as this story allows.
{Rules may be changed or added to later on. I'll at least tell you if that happens. Send me a Ninja in your message to show you read the rules}
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 12:16 pm
Characters
The Eldar Sindari:
Need at least 2
 Ailill (Prounced: "AL-yil")
Age: 27 Years Old
Race: Eldar Sindari
Rank: Outcast
Magic/Power Level: Novice
Bio: Ailill is thought to be an abomination to her race because she actually cares for something other than herself. She loves nature, animals, and peace. The whole idea of peace was revolutionary to her whole outlook on life. Even though others may view her as weak because she refused to join the military, she held true to her revolutionary beliefs, and because of that, her own race abandonned her. Now she's caught in the middle of three races that want to fight to gain something. She doesn't see the sense in it.
Likes: + Peace + Nature + Precious Gems or Crystals + If she has to fight she likes a light dagger opposed to anything clunky and heavy + To be left alone
Dislikes: - War - Any type of conflict however small - Loud noises or shouting - Seeing death and destruction - The dark arts
Gaia Name: WhiteWingtip
Looks Like: Though she prefers the dark clothing of the Eldar Llundari, she doesn't consider herself kin with them. She knows her race and likes the dark clothing because it provides her with a 'darker shadow' which means she can hide much better instead of the usual bright clothing of her race. She also has a kind of silver hair similar to the Eldar Llundari, but once again denies any relation to them. Her eyes are a dark color, but they look much like Ammolite if the sun reflects off them in just the right way.
The Eldar Llundari:
Need at least 1
The Talaxians:
 Indra Ragnar
Age:27
Race:Talaxian
Rank: Bandit
Magic/Power Level: Upstart
Bio: He was raised as a slave, but he was always good as stealing things. His kin looked down on him for using such dishonorable methods, but as much as he agreed, Indra still figured this was needed to survive. Eventually he managed to steal a scroll from a certain lazy mage and his kin used it to unlock all their chains. They escaped that night and Indra was told he had to go find himself. Only after this journey could he find in himself what it would take to be a warrior. Indra had been wandering since then. He was forced to fight and at times even steal to survive. He hated stealing, but his natural love of combat soared. He wasn't the most skilled fighter, but he did know enough to survive. Indra dreams of his people's freedom, but doesn't see it as being possible. His elders claimed destiny would call him one day, though Indra had no idea what they meant.
Likes: +Sunrise +Fighting +Jokes +Nature +Proving Himself
Dislikes: -Night -Cities -Stealing -Boredom -Failure
Gaia Name:Vincent Anubis
Looks Like: Hair cut at shoulders with a few warrior dreadlocks. Scars across his back from slavery and other distinct ones from fights. Indra has a tattoo on his left arm that proves he was once a slave. His armor is some he took from a fallen Talaxian he found in a forest. His blades were given to him by some old, decrepid, and blind Eldar Llundari. Indra's eyes are sky blue, a rare color for Talaxians.
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 3:07 pm
The summer is well underway and the Eldar Sindari are gathering for the Summer Solstice Festival. Slave hunters have been growing more numerous and there are more reports of Talaxian bandits and rebels attacking travelers. There are also reports of Slave Hunters attacking travelers as well, accusing them of sympathizing with escaped slaves and rebels. The Eldar Llundari have almost completely severed ties with the Eldar Sindari and rumors of war are spreading.
It is few hours after sunrise Weather is clear and warm.
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:21 pm
IN THIS BLOODY DAWN I WILL WASH MY SOUL TO CALL THE SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE Indra Ragnar BANDIT Indra was growing impatient. That damn elf he had bumped into wasn't going to just drop it. Demanding service in return for the rude gesture like that, how completely absurd! Indra had just been enjoying the sunrise just a few hours earlier, thinking this would be a peaceful day. At least he wasn't board. Indra loved a good fight. It was probably the blood of Talaxius in him that made him this way. He had always loved fighting, even when it was just him screwing around with the other boys back at the slave camp when he was a child. The elf overlords always enjoyed watching, placing bets and the like. Of course, the strongest boys always seemed to disappear. Indra was now facing this elf in a duel. The b*****d had been throwing spells left and right. This is why Indra hated fighting them, they could never just settle down for a good fair brawl. Dastardly fellows claimed they were too noble for such savagery. What a load of crap!
There, dodged another fireball. The elf must be running out of mana, he isn't being as careless. Indra lunged forward and rolled under a fireball, closing the distance quickly. The elf stepped back and swung his staff, Indra parrying it easily. He had the momentum to do it without difficulty too. The elf fought with mediocre skill, obviously he had only aimed to keep his silly spells on par, but not his melee skills. The weakling would probably beg for his life, then come after Indra later with soldiers to back him up. There was a reason the natural law was so prevalent. The weak devoured by the strong. Talaxians always spoke of it, but never could truly live by it while enslaved. Now that Indra was free, he made sure he lived by this law everyday.
Indra used a spiral strike with both of his swords, thus entangling the elf's staff. He leaped up at an angle and kicked the elf with both legs, using him as a springboard to get distance, being sure to take the staff with him. The elf was rocketed into the ground and Indra heard some bones crack. After landing, Indra charged again. The elf screamed like a child, such a weakling. At least he had some fight left, evident by one last magical attack. Indra expected another weak fireball, but not a torrent of arcane magic! It hit him in the chest, but Indra persevered. Wading through that burning magic, his resiliency as a Talaxian was the only reason he wasn't dying, that coupled with this elf being such a weakling. Indra pushed forward until he was close enough to attack. He guessed on his sword swings, and sliced the elf's fingers clean off! The arcane attack fell apart and the elf screamed in horror of his injuries. Indra lunged again to finish the fight, being sure to plunge his Llundari blades deep into the elf's chest. The weakling choked on his own blood before falling to his knees. Indra chopped off the elf's head and looted his corpse. The guy was loaded, at least this way Indra had respectfully earned his reward. This was always better than stealing. Honorable too!
Indra's adrenaline kick was wearing off, and the ferocity of his chest burns caught up with him. He gathered up his things and wandered off into the forest near the road. After a few minutes of walking, he caught the scent of another elf. Elves had less of an odor and more of a lack thereof. Like smelling perfume when surrounded by garbage. You can't mistake the smell because its so different. Thats how elves smelled and the only reason Talaxians could catch such a specific scent, especially when out in the wilderness. Indra was too worn to fight, and his exhaustion had caught up with him. He stumbled and feel into the ground. Leaning up to a tree, he waited and hoped it wasn't a slave hunter or a soldier that was coming. TO DENY MY WISDOM FOR ANGER, TO BREAK THE SCREAM OF THE SILENT FOOL, AND TO BE THE SON OF DOOM
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 8:32 pm
Ailill had been hiding in the forest for a long while. She didn't like being alienated from her people, but if it had to be done to keep her sanity and ideological views, then by the Gods it was worth it. She had heard some screams andgrimaced as she covered her ears timidly. Stumbling across the road, she turned to look down where the noise had come from.
She tore her gaze away and retreated back into hiding as she saw blood. It made her feel sick. There was reason for conflict, yes, but killing? Once she steadied her stomach and the screams died away she went to see just what had happened. Ailill covered her mouth at the sight of the body and looked away in disgust. Talaxian work, definately.
Tracking the Talaxian was another matter because she honestly wasn't very good at it. Within a few minutes she found him though and grimaced as she looked at the wounds on his chest. This one was violent, then again most of his kind were... and so were the races of elves, but she didn't think anyone should be that way. What had war gotten them anyway? She pulled him a little further away from the incident which took most of her strength because of her small frame and lay him down flat on his back so the magic would flow better through his body.
He smelt like blood. Ick. She set her fingers on either side of his neck to find his pulse before she used his pulse to send short waves of healing magic through his veins and eventually to the source of hurt. After a few minutes she had to take a break though. Saving a life was better than ending one anyway.
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 9:05 pm
IN THIS BLOODY DAWN I WILL WASH MY SOUL TO CALL THE SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE Indra Ragnar BANDIT Indra suddenly came out of the darkness with his eyes wide open. This was not the position he was in just a minute ago. He sat up and realized he had passed out before. Stupid! How very stupid! For all her knew he could have been recaptured or slaughtered in his sleep! Unforgivably, he would be the source of dishonor for his bloodline for such a weak move. The pain seared through his chest now, but it was a great deal less than before. He stopped and almost fell back again before noticing the person with which he now shared company.
Despite the pain, Indra rolled away quickly and onto his feet. His weapons were out of reach and the other person was between them. A very bad situation. Then Indra stopped and though for a moment, his instincts said he should be peaceful, but why? He glanced at his chest and immediately noticed the difference. He put together the impossible thread of logic laid before him. It had to be an elf and the elf had healed him. An elf healing a Talaxian? Unbelievable! He had only heard of such things between a valuable slave and his greedy owner! Yet this stranger had helped him in his most weakened state. This went against everything Indra believed about the Eldar! The Talaxian relaxed a little, but kept up his guard just in case.
I suppose I should thank you, but if you healed me just for some reward, then don't think this little scratch is gonna slow me down! I'm a descendant of Ragnar and I won't let you turn me into a profit!
TO DENY MY WISDOM FOR ANGER, TO BREAK THE SCREAM OF THE SILENT FOOL, AND TO BE THE SON OF DOOM
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 7:20 am
Ailill nearly fell back as he sat up so quickly. Wow this one must have a lot of stamina... She wasn't so nearly as fast to get to her feet, plus she was tired from the energy she spent on healing the ungrateful Talaxian. So instead she just stayed put kneeling on the ground and watched him get up and glance at his weapons. As he spoke she frowned despite her urge to crawl awya and hide in some long forgotten place.
"Can't anybody do something nice for anyone for a change?" she asked him with a small disappointed frown. He just grouped her together with the rest of her race, something they wouldn't even do anymore. Of course the wording of her speech implied they were equals, something she just automatically did when meeting anyone. That was definately weird about her, not to mention her dark clothing and bright white hair. "I don't care about profit, I don't even carry anything of value on me," she replied, but remembered that wasn't entirely true. She had a azure pendant from her mother and of course her elven made dagger, but in truth, that was about it.
Of course her instincts told her to get up and get his weapons before he did, but with her being a peace loving forest dwelling elf she figured what was the point? She didn't even know how to use things like those any how, and this Talaxian had already shown that he could fight. That blood stained corpse a little ways away was proof of that.
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 10:18 am
IN THIS BLOODY DAWN I WILL WASH MY SOUL TO CALL THE SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE Indra Ragnar BANDIT Indra was struck hard by what she said. Elves never spoke that way. They saw Talaxians as property and savages, but she spoke to him like he was a person. Only one other elf had ever spoken to him like this, the Llundari elf that gave Indra his swords. It was a sign, he could trust this elf. At least, trust her not to try and off him later. The rest of her words were just as strange though. Nothing of value or no care for profit, these concepts should have been alien to her. Yet here she was speaking them and she looked sincere. Indra went out on a limb with this one-
Alright, I'll settle for that. You look strange for an elf. I'm not too knowledgeable about you people's fashion styles, but you don't dress like your people. You look Sindarin, but dress like the Llundari. Whats with all that?
-Indra crawled closer to her and sat cross legged. He grabbed his chest armor and strapped it back on. He knew elves didn't like it when Talaxians were 'naked' like that. Indra didn't do it to follow that slave rule, but partially because he didn't like the idea of showing off his injury in case someone was watching. That and he liked being prepared. He remembered the old stories of his ancestors, fighting on without any armor at all. They couldn't do that anymore, not with all the magic and other tactics the elves used on them. This was the Talaxian way of evening the playing field. The armor never stopped all the magic, but enough to survive at least one fatal blow. Just like Indra had earlier that day.
He studied her more closely now. She didn't even speak like an elf, much less act like one. Her mannerisms were still there, but even they were slightly different. Who was this girl? She looked young, but it was always harder to tell with elves. She was probably around 100 years or younger, which made her less of a threat. Even still, Indra was only going to grow more curious about her. He had one big question that kept stabbing at him, it was stemming from Talaxian honor. She had helped him and apparently it was out of shear kindness. This bugged him mostly because he was now honor bound to repay that debt. To an elf, the enemy of his race. This was turning into one hell of a day-
I am Indra of the Ragnar Clan. Who are you?
TO DENY MY WISDOM FOR ANGER, TO BREAK THE SCREAM OF THE SILENT FOOL, AND TO BE THE SON OF DOOM
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 5:30 pm
Ailill's long elven ears twitched slightly as he spoke, his tone friendlier this time if her ears weren't mistaken. This might be a peaceful encounter after all. She was so relieved at this one little fact she actually smiled, and she hadn't done that since before she was shunned form her people. Ailill tilted her head just slightly when he asked about her clothes. She looked down at them and pulled and the bottom slightly. "Er... well... when you don't want to be noticed, a dark black works much better that a bright red... wouldn't you agree? And I am Eldar Sindarin..." she replied softly, almost hesitantly, but her Eldar accent kicked in when she repeated her race's name. It was just kind of habit.
Twirling a strand of her silvery hair with one finger, she noticed she felt much more relaxed as he sat down instead of looming over her like some sort of Daemon. Putting his armor back on his bare chest was much more normal to her as well. Something seemed to erk him, and she was curious to ask what it was, but let him speak in response and smiled as she learned his name. Indra, she repeated in her mind to try to remember it. "My name is Ailill..." she replied and her Eldar accent shone through as she spoke her name, and paused before going on, "Outcast of the Eldar Sindari."
Might as well go on telling the truth. She wasn't considered one of her people anymore, so she felt she shouldn't adress herself as one.
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Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 8:22 pm
IN THIS BLOODY DAWN I WILL WASH MY SOUL TO CALL THE SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE Indra Ragnar BANDIT
Outcast huh? Thats just perfect for me, at least now I know you probably won't back stab me later. Happy day.
-Indra was being sarcastic, though there was some truth to this. He walked over and took his swords and sheathed them before putting his pack back on. It was small and only contained a few things. This was the Talaxian way, to live off of the land and use nature to aid in your survival. No need to carry anything else but the basic necessities. It also made for a much easier journey. He turned back to her with a smile, something Talaxians gave only to people they thought they could trust-
You might as well come with me to the next village. There's no sense in traveling separately in these parts, especially for you. Your people call me a bandit because they don't want to dignify me as a warrior. Of course I'm not going to kill you unless you give me a good reason, but I can't say so much for any other wanderers. Like I said, you might be safer sticking with me and with my slave band I'll even let you tell any trouble making elves that I'm yours. Its a win win!
-Though deep down Indra hated that second part. He hated slavery so damn much. That slave band tattoo on his left arm doubled as a Talaxian's mark of shame and a constant reminder as to why the two races were mortal enemies. He felt the urge to just cut Ailill's throat then and there, but a warrior needed to show restraint and wisdom. Sacrifices had to be made for survival and victory. So he would pretend to be a slave if he had to. He somehow knew this Ailill wouldn't prove harmful to him, at least not directly.
The town he was headed for was almost a border town that marked one of the dividing lines between Llundari and Sindarin territory. Lately Indra had heard that this had become a very rough point and the two sides were so paranoid of each other that they almost ignored any Talaxians in the area. This made things easier for him, they might even be able to act freely in that town too! What a nice thought. Indra was craving some good mead and he had also heard that some free Talaxians had even been allowed to set up shop here. He doubted they were treated as equals, probably harassed alot too. At least they could provide a secure rest and resupply stop for other Talaxians-
Ald-Eldi'wyn I think it was called, not to butcher your language or anything hahaha! Getting in might be tough, but once we're in everything should go smoothly. So what do you say, you coming?
TO DENY MY WISDOM FOR ANGER, TO BREAK THE SCREAM OF THE SILENT FOOL, AND TO BE THE SON OF DOOM
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 6:55 am
She knew this whole racial thing shouldn't bug her because that's just how things were, but it did, and she frowned in disapproval, even at his sarcastic tone. She'd have to prove herself to be more than just some outcast elf to him then. There was nothing more to it.
Ailill got gracefully to her feet and adjusted her hood to fit more over her forehead. At the mention of a slave band her ears perked up just slightly and she honestly began to wonder if this would be safe for her. Sure she couldn't really defend herself, sure she didn't carry any supplies at all, but the Eldar wouldn't kill her, not with how she looked. The only worry were Talaxians... which she rightfully couldn't run from in any situation. With this being her only option she felt a bit put down by this. She could be walking into death, or saving her life. There was no other ways this could go.
Her eyes reflected the sun just slightly and her eyes looked like hidden jewels nearly hidden by her hood as she studied him closely. Could she trust him? So far, yes, but how much longer would he play the nice guy card. There was one other part of his plan she was skeptical with; she didn't look like someone who would own a slave. She could get around that easily enough though, and formed a plan quickly. There was no way any elf would think she could keep her 'slave' under control, so she had an alternative; bodyguard.
She hesitated before she followed him, but still frowned, completely nervous about this whole thing. "I'm coming."
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Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 12:00 am
IN THIS BLOODY DAWN I WILL WASH MY SOUL TO CALL THE SPIRIT OF VENGEANCE Indra Ragnar BANDIT
They seemed to walk for a while with silence, save for the music of the forest. It was always something Indra adored about the world, something the Sindari slave masters seemed to have lost touch with. The beauty and the harmonious music of this forest put Indra in a very light mood. He always thought that if these elves would just forget about their dominion and their civilization, if they would just submit themselves to nature for maybe a day, perhaps they would be changed forever. It always seemed beyond their ability in Indra's eyes, at least until he met that blind Llundari. He gave Indra a new view that said maybe all elves weren't that bad. So far, he hadn't seen much proof but Ailill was showing that maybe there was proof. In any case, Indra figured he could have some fun with this one.
Ailill was already an enigma to him. She didn't act like the other elves, not yet anyway. She did the unthinkable and healed him out of her own kindness, which is unheard of. Now she is willingly traveling with him and isn't walking with swords drawn or spells ready. She acted like they were equals, and it didn't seem like she acted this way out of fear. She confounded Indra's view of the world. This proved she would be very unpredictable, possibly even chaotic. Indra thought that she may even prove to be quite entertaining. He smiled and turned his attention back to nature. It was about noon time now, a beautiful hour for a forest like this.
TO DENY MY WISDOM FOR ANGER, TO BREAK THE SCREAM OF THE SILENT FOOL, AND TO BE THE SON OF DOOM
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