Tales of the Chamber

Princess Group

Afar inspected the aide for a few seconds. "Can be trusted" is obviously not a trait he thought of, or so his face showed. He had been screwed far too many times in by nobility to trust anyone so fast.

"I thought you were done playing politics Shemesh." He said as the Deva of the sun passed him by. sighing, though suspicious of Afella, he was thankful that Shemesh is helping them here. The Daevan turned to the princess with a stern expression."Alicia, we have to go somewhere else in this town, we've attracted too much attention." He grabbed her hand and ran as fast as he could away from the scene, although he was old and not really quick anymore. His vitality was incredibly, as he kept on running for quite a while.

Princess Group

Adrianna looked between Afar, Afella, and Alice. It was veritable cavalcade of A names. Wait no that's not what was important right now. It looked there were enemies here, but no one wanted to fight in the middle of town maybe? To be honest she had lost track of the situation a while ago.

While she was thinking Afar had decided to scoot with the princess. And Adrianna's reward. "Hey wait up!" she yelled as she took off after them.

Princess Group

What was this guy talking about? Alicia was even more confused than he was when making his initial threat. She apologized, but what else could she do? If they remained here, the situation would surely escalate. Well, it sort of already had but ... "I really do have no idea what you're talking about," her voice was genuine, innocent — the truth should be made clear.

"Yeah, you idiot!" there the spirit Chavra appeared, her feathery hand on Alicia's shoulder. "Don't know anything about you or your skeletal friend you've got with you," the haughty Union Spirit continued to talk while looming around the Ex-Princess' shoulder.

"Things change," Shemesh said while crossing his arms. He walked out in front of the group while dismissing Afella to the ground to protect the Princess from the pow-wow that was about to happen. "Weapon? Don't need one to deal with you," he cracked his hands and cracked his shoulders.

Afar ran through the alleyway that ran straight through stables. There were horses there, eating their hay - not really paying any mind to the Daevan man's intrusion.

edited 4th Dec '14 10:47:24 PM by RagnatheSaviour

Princess Group

Afella followed Alicia, Afar, and the rest. Those of the group that possessed keen ears could faintly hear a raptor squeaking, high in the sky above them.
She interposed herself between the princess and Shemesh — she knew how he fought, and it wasn't exactly... refined; she wanted to be able to push Alicia away if the need would present itself, as well as have a relatively unobstructed line-of-sight toward the new challenger.
“Fall back, princess,” she said quietly. “This is not your battle.”

Saya for her part kept up the run with her allies, looking for threats to the princess to engage before they got to her.

Kaluma Village

"...man, sometimes I wonder if I shouldn't just had become a merchant." Morint laughed humourlessly before drawing his sword and staring down Shemesh. "And then I come to a conclusion that I wouldn't turn down fighting for anything else. This is my very existence!" He gave the good old blade a couple of control slashes before glancing once again at the princess and her group. "That said, you're right. I have no point in taking revenge on someone unaware of the situation and old Fauleria is long dead by now... though I'm still looking forward to clashing blades with you, Queen Alicia." Morint grinned once more before focusing on Deva of the Sun. "I insist you draw your weapon, warrior. I want no holding back on your part!" With a grandiose movement he threw away his heavy coat, right on top of Solaris, mumbling something about how this is not going to end well.

With that out of the way he began closing towards his enemy, taking a careful approach of not charging in blindly for once. The man before him looked strong, perhaps even too strong for his current self... but you never know until you try.