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It had been some time since Karayan had left the Celestial Plane and gone out into the world beyond it. He had been busy with family issues of varying types, so much that needed to be done, so many parties to go to, and there seemed to always be something going on that kept him at home. It had been fun, sure, but he also knew that it was sort of dragging down his training. His skills were bound to get rusty if the only thing he used them for was to build walls, plant gardens, and various other chores that he found himself given. The house that he shared with some of his family members had never looked better once they'd all come together to fix it but he could only play house for so long.

After saying his goodbyes to those he loved he gone on his way to Eowyn, he'd start out there, practice with his rusty skills, and get back to where he'd been before his extended break. Looking around the area Karayan gave a thoughtful sound, inspecting everything as though seeing it through new eyes, before he gave a happy sort of sound, "It's been too long." He murmured, walking forward, the decorations on his horns and the jewelry he wore all jingling as he moved.

The plan was for him to get supplies that were needed, then head out into the desert, to battle with the dragons that lived in the area, and once he'd sharpened his skills he'd head after more powerful prey. He just had to decide what sort of prey he wanted that to be... of course just as he took the first step forward toward where he'd be buying supplies he heard a scream, one that caused him to jerk his head in that direction. He stood for a moment stock still, unsure what to do, surely some guards would go toward the sound, and fix it? Of course even as that thought came to mind he was already running toward the sound.

As he reached his destination he found himself starring with wide eyes at a giant of a man pinning some tiny girl to the ground with his boot. She was calling for help and it caused him to think of his friends who had been hurt in the past, friends he'd done his best to save, and without even really considering it he attacked. He made a couple motions with his hands, dragging the earth up from under the man, twisting it around the man, tangling him up, "That is enough! Someone your size shouldn't be picking on a little girl!" Karayan spat out, getting a bit sick of seeing older, stronger people throwing their weight around when it came to children. He wouldn't let it happen again.

Karayan looked down at the girl for a long moment, then gave a bit of a laugh, "Oh? Is that so? I can always let him go if you would prefer?" He said, finding it rather cute that she was saying that she could take care of herself. Even if that was the case it wasn't something that Karayan would allow, wanting to keep the younger generation safe from those that would rough them up. He turned then to look toward the man that he bound within the earth that he'd dragged up from under his feet, giving him a once over, and said, "I don't care, even if that were the case I still feel as though you are going too far. She's a little girl and you're being nothing more then a thug by stepping on her!" It was bad enough that he'd been picking on the girl but that was going a bit too far if you asked the Dovaa man.

Turning his attention back to the girl he said, "You should probably skedaddle, before he gets free of the pillar that is holding him. It's mostly soft earth and sand. I didn't want to crush him or something." He only went to the extremes with those that deserved it and while the guy was far from being a model citizen he wasn't a monster either. He had been careful with the manner in which he trapped the guy but seeing that he was already digging at the earthen bonds it wouldn't be that long before he was able to break free of them if he was really determined to do so.