Post by Rina Vade on Aug 13, 2013 22:29:30 GMT -8
OOC – Demanding Requesting David for GM, please.
Hope you don’t make
this too difficult for me. xD
Two days of travel while tracking the faint auras of the abducted experiments had gotten Rina nowhere. She just wasn’t able to catch up with the captors, no matter what she did! If only she didn’t have to travel on foot. She was sure they had ways of getting around that didn’t require walking the entire time. Fury welled up inside the young raven-haired girl, the emotion consuming all other thought. She’d always had a soft spot for the experiments, had always wanted to help them, but this time, things were personal.
The kidnappers had Nill.
Nill was the child experiment that had developed a strong bond with Rina. The two were nearly inseparable in each other’s presence. The young girl had small, stunted white wings that protruded from her shoulders, blonde hair the color of corn silk, and the smile of an angel. She was only eight years old. Rina would die before she let anything happen to that little girl.
A harsh caw brought Rina from her thoughts, and she glanced up to see the pitch black form of Niveus as he descended from the sky, the tips of his dark wings making a soft whooshing sound. The large raven fluttered to her shoulder, clicking his beak. “You’ve found something, Niv?” Rina asked out loud, looking the bird in the eye. To anyone watching, it would seem she received no answer from the big, black bird, but the wolf girl and the avian had a mental connection. Animals didn’t speak in words alone. Rina understood what Niveus told her by the images and broken sentences her sent her; and animals had different words for some things, so often times, she had to ask what the crow meant by a word he’d thought to her. Nodding once as if Niveus had spoken, Rina continued on her way, but altered her course slightly, taking a different path from before.
They had gone quite a few miles before Rina decided to reach up and tap the black crow on the beak. “Hey, are you sure it was…?” she began to ask, only to trail off as Nill’s aura flared brightly in her mind, tinted with the dull gray of fear. It was no longer the crystal clear aura that Rina had grown accustomed to looking for. Nill was close. Very close.
Had the kidnappers stopped?
Niveus fluttered away then, taking to the skies at some unspoken signal, and Rina slowed her pace, sapphire eyes alert and ever watchful for Nill and her friend; another of the experiments. She swore that she would find them if it was the last thing she did. There was no way she was going to let the kidnappers get away with this, even if they turned out to be some of Barker’s men. She didn’t care.
They were going to pay.
Hope you don’t make
this too difficult for me. xD
Two days of travel while tracking the faint auras of the abducted experiments had gotten Rina nowhere. She just wasn’t able to catch up with the captors, no matter what she did! If only she didn’t have to travel on foot. She was sure they had ways of getting around that didn’t require walking the entire time. Fury welled up inside the young raven-haired girl, the emotion consuming all other thought. She’d always had a soft spot for the experiments, had always wanted to help them, but this time, things were personal.
The kidnappers had Nill.
Nill was the child experiment that had developed a strong bond with Rina. The two were nearly inseparable in each other’s presence. The young girl had small, stunted white wings that protruded from her shoulders, blonde hair the color of corn silk, and the smile of an angel. She was only eight years old. Rina would die before she let anything happen to that little girl.
A harsh caw brought Rina from her thoughts, and she glanced up to see the pitch black form of Niveus as he descended from the sky, the tips of his dark wings making a soft whooshing sound. The large raven fluttered to her shoulder, clicking his beak. “You’ve found something, Niv?” Rina asked out loud, looking the bird in the eye. To anyone watching, it would seem she received no answer from the big, black bird, but the wolf girl and the avian had a mental connection. Animals didn’t speak in words alone. Rina understood what Niveus told her by the images and broken sentences her sent her; and animals had different words for some things, so often times, she had to ask what the crow meant by a word he’d thought to her. Nodding once as if Niveus had spoken, Rina continued on her way, but altered her course slightly, taking a different path from before.
They had gone quite a few miles before Rina decided to reach up and tap the black crow on the beak. “Hey, are you sure it was…?” she began to ask, only to trail off as Nill’s aura flared brightly in her mind, tinted with the dull gray of fear. It was no longer the crystal clear aura that Rina had grown accustomed to looking for. Nill was close. Very close.
Had the kidnappers stopped?
Niveus fluttered away then, taking to the skies at some unspoken signal, and Rina slowed her pace, sapphire eyes alert and ever watchful for Nill and her friend; another of the experiments. She swore that she would find them if it was the last thing she did. There was no way she was going to let the kidnappers get away with this, even if they turned out to be some of Barker’s men. She didn’t care.
They were going to pay.