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Kerenski
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(11/29/03 9:22 pm)
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The birth of a Shaman (Part One)
Slowly opening his eyes, the frostalfs hands quickly moved to shade his sight from the blinding sun overhead. It didnt take long to realize he was laying down on the ground.

Rolling to the side, he slowly propped himself up on his elbow, and tried to take in his surroundings. He didnt know where he was, or for that matter, who he was.

Rising to his feet he peered into the distance and saw nothing but hills and trees, however nothing seemed familiar. . .not the sky, the grass, not even the trees.

He could hear a noise growing louder rapidly. As he turned to face thie noise he could only see what was part of a horse, and the side of a sword striking into the side of his head, snapping it back violently.

Collapsing on the ground, he could feel vibrations growing stronger in the ground. Slowly opening his eyes again, he could see a warrior covered completely in armour pointing a sword at him, on that same horse.

Coughing blood, the Frostalf again tried to prop himself up on his elbow, and turned his head to get a look at the sword, which was now above the plated warriors head and quickly decending.

"Darius, thats enough," a voice boomed.

The sword came to an abrupt halt.

The warrior slowly took his visored helm off, and his long dark brown hair came down across his shoulders.

Another horse mounted warrior slowly came up beside Darius and they began talking.

The pain ached through the Frostalfs body, as he slowly stood up again and tried to remain balanced. Gravity won, and his legs buckled underneath him. Both warriors stopped talking to watch as he hit the ground, then resumed their conversation.

He could barely understand what the two mounted warriors were conversing about.

"Saurin, he's an elf. Look at him! Can't you see that?" Darius screamed.

"I see his ears, lieutennant, but unlike you, " Saurin pointed at Darius' face and looked down upon the injured frostalf, "I'm not colour blind. Elves are not blue, and neither are they stupid enough to travel this deep without a party, let alone naked."

Darius furiously put his helmet back on and mumbled somthing.

"You're lucky I dont report you, Lieutennant. You best respect your captains, or your life will be very, very harsh," Saurin scolded.

A muffled "Sir," came from behind the metal.

The frostalf could make out the two horses riding away as his vision slowly turned black, and then fell unconcious.


Edited by: Kerenski at: 11/29/03 9:26 pm
Kerenski
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(11/30/03 5:59 pm)
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Re: The birth of a Shaman (Part One)
The first thing the frostalf noticed was that his lungs were burning. The second thing he noticed was that he could not move either his legs or his arms. He was chained to a wall.

"Ah, so you're finnally awake, " a stubby man mumbled.

Painfully turning his head to examine his surroundings, he noticed there was not much in the room. The walls were made of cut stone, and the one window was high above him, with light trickling down, bouncing off the dust that seemlingly was everywhere.

"Who are you?" the stubby man barked.

The frostalf shook his head. He did'nt know.

"Ah, a challenge I see," said the stubby man, as he turned around and walked out of the room.

Several minutes passed, and when the man returned he had a whip in his hands. Cracking it against the wall, the man spoke up again, "Who are you, where are you from?"

Silence.

The stubby man brought his arm back, and then snapped it forward; the whip cracked against the Frostalfs skin, sending him into writhing pain.

Again retracting his arm for another blow, the frostalf noticed somthing out of place. No sooner then he did, the stubby man fell off to the side, and a small blue creature came out of seemingly nowhere with blade in hand.

"We must hurry, " was all the blue creature said, as it began to remove the chains from the frostalf.

Another being came out of hiding, this time looking much taller and fair skinned as his captors were. He looked up at the Frostalf and asked, "Can you walk?"

Nodding, the frostalf slowly took a step forward, then another, carefully regaining his balance.

"Good, now come! Quickly!" the fair skinned shadow fighter whispered.

A third warrior came out of hiding, this time shorter, "Ach, we ready to geet out of 'ere? This the one?"

The other two nodded, and with a waving of his hands, the short warrior cast a great spell, whisking them far away from the city.

Iggie
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(12/1/03 11:35 am)
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Re: The birth of a Shaman (Part One)
Welcome to the fold Kerenski, you'll fit in well here! Lookin' forward to hearing more of this tale.

Iggie

Ardenten
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(12/7/03 10:39 am)
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Re: The birth of a Shaman (Part One)
A very well told storiy there new friend. I look forward te 'earin' more of this tale... and huntin' by yer side <chuckles>. Keep de stories comin'...

Ardenten Blessing
Hand of Eir
Northguard-Fimbulvetr
[Also known as Humly, Emerac and Sardenten]

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