Geel-Kajin
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They were here. The Falmer smelt it. The moment he had entered the central chamber, he knew of their presence outside the great doors. Of course, the first action taken was to alert the Metal-man. Together they had entered the chamber, determined to eradicate the little problem they had.
The Falmer smelt the gritty odor of smoke, trailing ever upwards from some unseen flame. He knew that unlike his kind, other mortals used their eyes as their main sensory device. To be plunged into never ending darkness would be their greatest fear. It was why they clung so close to the flame, as if that would save them from what prowled these corridors.
His crooked shape advanced past the great pillars, ears pricked up to hear any slight movement. There was something which disturbed him. Two pairs of footsteps had no smell linked to them. The Falmer general would have thought they were not life sources, had it not unmistakably been the splash of boots wading through the water. Nevertheless, he shrugged it off. As long as they were of mortal blood, he could deal with them.
The metal man moved behind him, the cloak which he draped upon himself swishing as he walked. Made of the skin of a slain bear, the man had wrestled the beast when he was 20, crushing the animal's skull in less than a minute of brawling. It was no wonder the Elder Falmer found the man as intimidating as the prince himself.
There the man and monster seperated, the Falmer heading to the twin gates. The thin light which wafted in from the entrance lit up a good portion of the large hall. It was time to change that. He passed silently by the intruders, hunched body making not a sound as he slid past. It was not the time for confrontation. Their biggest help must be removed.
For a split second, the Falmer thought he heard one of the intruders stop and turn to his direction. But that was impossible. Nobody could see him. To his horror, it was one of those with no smell attached. He scampered on quickly, hastening his pace. When he next turned to check on them, they had all resumed their activity without another glance in his direction.
The room was so spacious, It took another two minutes to arrive at the doors, even though he had moved at a fast pace. There, he set about doing his job, summoning a familiar to aid him. The phantom wolf came forth from Oblivion in a ripple of energy, it's aura stirring the icy air. Despite it's name, however, nobody could call this a normal familiar.
As large as a mammoth, the Alpha wolf licked it's lips, the smell of prey thick in the air. It would not be long before that same prey would be dangling from his mouth. However, the Elder Falmer ordered it to shut the massive doors for him. It was said that the stronger the bond between the caster and the familiar, the stronger the familiar gets. Having being linked to this familiar since young, the gigantic beast had no trouble shutting the great doors, plunging the room into darkness.
Knowing it would not be long until the group realized something was wrong, The Falmer tidied up the loose ends hastily. He lobed a fire rune at the door, latching it onto where the bronze bolt would have once occupied. Hurling a firebolt at the rune, the Falmer felt the heat radiate in all directions, followed by a searing hiss. Gold melted and dripped down, before solidifying in great tangles, fusing the twin doors together. There would be no escape for the intruders now.
Mounting the ghostly creature, The Falmer took his place. It would not be long before orders were given.
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Jesicca knew it had begun. The trap had been laid, and the adventurers had fallen right into it. Helpless, she could only watch with a gaggle of other captives from the far cornet, praying that they would be alright.
The Elder Falmer had boasted to them about their plan, and dragged them to come watch the intruders meet their graves. Jesicca felt like a spectator to some horrific nightmare, one that she was not able to stop by waking up. This was the real world, and the people who died here would simply cease to exist.
She felt slightly guilty that she was watching, knowing that in place of where she might have been, some poor fellow had been experimented on by that man. Despite all that fancy armor, she knew for certain that the man was a necromancer, one of the worst of his kind. Only this fiasco had momentarily halted his experiments, a brief moment where she was not completely terrified of what would happen to her.
"Well, adventurers, you have come far. It's a pity this will be your final resting place." The necromancer's voice boomed in the hallway, bouncing off the walls. She felt slightly disgusted, having looked up to the man once as her Thane. Now she knew what he truly was, for behind his rich and proper voice lay a brute and monster.
"Show yourself, coward!"A voice yelled back at through the darkness. Jesicca stopped suddenly, her eyes searching the room. That voice...could it possibly be... Half of her hoped it was who she thought it was, half of her wished it was not. She regretted wishing that she could see Einarr again, realizing that her wish would be his grave. Nevertheless, a small spark of hope entered her, and she cried,
"Einarr, is that...is that you?"
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They were here. The Falmer smelt it. The moment he had entered the central chamber, he knew of their presence outside the great doors. Of course, the first action taken was to alert the Metal-man. Together they had entered the chamber, determined to eradicate the little problem they had.
The Falmer smelt the gritty odor of smoke, trailing ever upwards from some unseen flame. He knew that unlike his kind, other mortals used their eyes as their main sensory device. To be plunged into never ending darkness would be their greatest fear. It was why they clung so close to the flame, as if that would save them from what prowled these corridors.
His crooked shape advanced past the great pillars, ears pricked up to hear any slight movement. There was something which disturbed him. Two pairs of footsteps had no smell linked to them. The Falmer general would have thought they were not life sources, had it not unmistakably been the splash of boots wading through the water. Nevertheless, he shrugged it off. As long as they were of mortal blood, he could deal with them.
The metal man moved behind him, the cloak which he draped upon himself swishing as he walked. Made of the skin of a slain bear, the man had wrestled the beast when he was 20, crushing the animal's skull in less than a minute of brawling. It was no wonder the Elder Falmer found the man as intimidating as the prince himself.
There the man and monster seperated, the Falmer heading to the twin gates. The thin light which wafted in from the entrance lit up a good portion of the large hall. It was time to change that. He passed silently by the intruders, hunched body making not a sound as he slid past. It was not the time for confrontation. Their biggest help must be removed.
For a split second, the Falmer thought he heard one of the intruders stop and turn to his direction. But that was impossible. Nobody could see him. To his horror, it was one of those with no smell attached. He scampered on quickly, hastening his pace. When he next turned to check on them, they had all resumed their activity without another glance in his direction.
The room was so spacious, It took another two minutes to arrive at the doors, even though he had moved at a fast pace. There, he set about doing his job, summoning a familiar to aid him. The phantom wolf came forth from Oblivion in a ripple of energy, it's aura stirring the icy air. Despite it's name, however, nobody could call this a normal familiar.
As large as a mammoth, the Alpha wolf licked it's lips, the smell of prey thick in the air. It would not be long before that same prey would be dangling from his mouth. However, the Elder Falmer ordered it to shut the massive doors for him. It was said that the stronger the bond between the caster and the familiar, the stronger the familiar gets. Having being linked to this familiar since young, the gigantic beast had no trouble shutting the great doors, plunging the room into darkness.
Knowing it would not be long until the group realized something was wrong, The Falmer tidied up the loose ends hastily. He lobed a fire rune at the door, latching it onto where the bronze bolt would have once occupied. Hurling a firebolt at the rune, the Falmer felt the heat radiate in all directions, followed by a searing hiss. Gold melted and dripped down, before solidifying in great tangles, fusing the twin doors together. There would be no escape for the intruders now.
Mounting the ghostly creature, The Falmer took his place. It would not be long before orders were given.
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Jesicca knew it had begun. The trap had been laid, and the adventurers had fallen right into it. Helpless, she could only watch with a gaggle of other captives from the far cornet, praying that they would be alright.
The Elder Falmer had boasted to them about their plan, and dragged them to come watch the intruders meet their graves. Jesicca felt like a spectator to some horrific nightmare, one that she was not able to stop by waking up. This was the real world, and the people who died here would simply cease to exist.
She felt slightly guilty that she was watching, knowing that in place of where she might have been, some poor fellow had been experimented on by that man. Despite all that fancy armor, she knew for certain that the man was a necromancer, one of the worst of his kind. Only this fiasco had momentarily halted his experiments, a brief moment where she was not completely terrified of what would happen to her.
"Well, adventurers, you have come far. It's a pity this will be your final resting place." The necromancer's voice boomed in the hallway, bouncing off the walls. She felt slightly disgusted, having looked up to the man once as her Thane. Now she knew what he truly was, for behind his rich and proper voice lay a brute and monster.
"Show yourself, coward!"A voice yelled back at through the darkness. Jesicca stopped suddenly, her eyes searching the room. That voice...could it possibly be... Half of her hoped it was who she thought it was, half of her wished it was not. She regretted wishing that she could see Einarr again, realizing that her wish would be his grave. Nevertheless, a small spark of hope entered her, and she cried,
"Einarr, is that...is that you?"
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