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Smerdle rolled 1 100-sided dice:
9
Total: 9 (1-100)
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 Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 7:44 pm
Character: Eanah
Stage: Apprentice
Luck: 3
Dragon: Ysali
Success rate: 71 - 100
Lose: 5.5(5/11) = 2.5XP
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 7:12 am
The ship she had found to take her back to Soudul had not docked in Obsidian City, oddly enough. Instead it had touched down at sunset a half a mile away. Apparently she had boarded some sort of lover's cruise. Great. It was lucky that Eanah was in a fairly good mood or the steward who helped them disembark might have received more than a glare.
Her path home took Eanah past several cottages, a run-down barn or two, and a smattering of hilly fields, nothing that even remotely sparked a warning as to what was to come. The girl was exhausted but alert. Just because she was back on her continent didn't mean she was necessarily safe. She respected her kin, but when members of a race created to wage war were left without an outlet for their destructive capabilities, random acts of violence were bound to occur. It might have given the girl pause if she had truly thought about the excuses she was making for her Oblivionites, but she was too preoccupied with the sounds around her to focus on such things now.
The rush of the waist-high grasses around her had most of her attention, but she spared a flicker of notice for the distant cry of a hunting dog as well. What he and his master were seeking became clear to the girl soon enough. Eanah stopped short at the chittering shrieks of a small pack of Ysali, her head swiveling toward the sound. She could see them now that she was looking for them, a wriggling pile of beasts only slightly taller than she was. Babies. They were always breeding, these dragons, and although she knew she could take out a couple of these squalling younglings on her own, she also knew the others would attack her if she tried, and she was in no shape to fight them all. It was getting dark; she would not be able to find this nest again easily. But, still, she silently vowed she would return.
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