Freyja saw it coming. She looked desperately at Phyrior as he warmed up his lightening. She stayed silent the whole time, though, and let him push her into the wall. He really must have believed her plan would devastate his. When she hit the wall, memories rushed at her. She could see her trade caravan being lurched to this side as it was attacked. She could remember the taste of her own blood as she bit down on her lip harder than anyone could imagine. Or was she doing that now? Either way, Freyja tasted and smelled blood. She looked down at her weakened body and gasped.
When she had hit the wall, a single sharp stone had penetrated her leg, impaling it. Freyja became sick looking at he blood, but she couldn't look away. Freyja always succeeds. Nocturnal wills it so. She knew what she had to do. Freyja closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and yanked her leg up as far as she could. The pain was blinding, and Freyja cried out. She quickly enveloped both her hands in healing magic and worked on her leg. Soon, strength returned to her. And she had to get out of the Twilight Sepulcher.
She shakily stood up, and started walking toward the Shrine where she kept her belongings. There had to be something that would do...There! She spotted a letter. She opened it, and read it in her head.
Dearest Freyja,
Since you helped us in our scheme to blackmail the Jarl,
we will give you this spell in hopes that it will be useful.
-R
Freyja smiled, Freyja knew that helping would be useful eventually. She looked at the book that was right under it and read the title. "Summon a Ghost Steed, eh?" She smiled. Ghost steeds were incredibly fast and rare. And this conjuration spell would be something she could do. She quickly read through the passages, and closed the book when she was finished. "Time to go catch a champion."
Freyja stepped outside of the Twilight Sepulcher and willed all of her magical abilities into her two hands, willing them to summon a ghostly steed that would take her where she needed to be fast. A purple and black aura emanated from her hands, which had started to shake, as a horse made completely of Soul Gem fragments appeared in front of her. Freyja stepped back for a moment, marveling at its shiny coat, the soul gems reflecting light in a purplish tint. The creature's eyes were made of black soul gems, which slightly glowed.
Freyja mounted her steed, "a criminal awaits us with a friend and a liar." The horse knew exactly what she meant and bolted off, going so fast that Freyja could hardly see anything-it was all a blur. The horse stopped after only ten minutes, not even tired. Freyja dismounted it and bowed to it. The horse nodded, then collapsed into a pile of soul gem fragments. Freyja opened the doors into the hold, and bolted to a home, then climbed on top of it. She crouched down into a sneak and quickly walked over to where the little situation was happening. She remained hidden in the shadows, but let her voice be heard. "It's not nice to hit Khajiit with magic, you know."