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12-22-2015, 12:22 PM
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Grusha & Tae If you throw us to the wolves, we'll come back leading the pack
Tae's skull-lined face nodded as her twin indicated that the wolf should not be slow. They weren't here doing this out of the goodness of their hearts - and although Tae wanted to see just how her magic fared against whatever it was that was outside, she didn't want to die for her hubris. Tae was perfectly content with bidding her time and increasing her physical and magical abilities. She didn't want to lose just because she was too eager. The girl could be patient ... With a snarl of satisfaction, Tae watched as their magics combined and the bear-carcass seemingly came alive. It moved and shuffled with poor awareness, but it did move. The sound of its bones - thanks to Grusha - clacked hollowly inside of the cave, and Tae moved aside to let it pass. With one knowing and devilish glance towards Grusha, Tae followed their creation out of the cave, using her magic to grab a few discarded animal pelts along the way. The hoard of the undead - let by the phantom Tae - bolted from the cave. The filly could barely even see what it was they were fighting until she was nearly beneath it. Although Grusha was much hardier than she was, Tae was fast. The spirit-girl ran circles around a massive foot which appeared to have both toenails and scales. Above her, she heard a terrifying roar but she didn't bother to look up. She didn't need to see its ugly face, what she needed was to keep moving. "GO." Tae barked towards the wolves. The death-masked girl ran between the monsters legs, while the carcasses and the bear-thing ran the opposite way. She hoped to confuse the creature (who certainly sounded stupid), into not knowing which morsel to follow, and so wasting time deciding. The thrill of battle broke through her normally calculating exterior and her body appeared to fully bleed away, leaving only a phantom menace in its place. The monster roared curiously and then turned as Grusha appeared - a moving skeleton. Now it truly was confused, and so it decided to try to catch the bear-thing, as that appeared to be the only thing in the glade worth eating. |
