Freeing the prisoners (open)

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Freeing the prisoners (open)

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Mare :: Unicorn :: 16 :: 9 Buff: NOVICE

Sica

#22

12-19-2012, 10:05 PM

F A E L E N E
everything is held at length

This day had been bound to happen, and she knew it. She couldn't have helped but hope, she would be a bit more prepared, capable of handling the outcome. Why would the odds be in her favor? No, she was pushing her luck with Fajira to the left of her stance, and Lace now revealing himself with a claim for their prisoners. This was not going to be a bed of roses. Faelene held off speaking, there were plenty talking the talk. Did Lace have a real plan of action? There was only so much she could do, on either side of the issue.

Focus, she told herself, making cautious look to the dragon as if waiting for it to snap at her limb. She heard the growl, and hoped she would soon be able to fly. This she backed away, feigning fear of the fire breathing creature. What if she can't fly, Faelene? The question would rise, what would she do then? Ideas flashed through her mind, but grabbing Fajira unless necessary didn't seem like an option. Unless.....she had bigger things to worry about. Who should join the fight, Leander. Yes, he was the icing on the top and more unpredictable than ever. His powers from the demon could hardly be pleasant.Fricking damn it. If they kept the prisoners she would be surprised, though a few of her fellows had quiet wicked magic of their own. All they needed now was for the rest of hell to break loose, and when a palomino, appaloosa equine charged toward Crowley she was sure it had.

Knowing not fully what the stallion was capable of Faelene reacted, charging in front of the scarred unicorn to take the blow, aiming her body toward the shoulder of the young mare to knock into her, take some of her energy. Hoping all the chaos would buy the dragon time, and strike some sense into the filly. Better give a reason for more of the Edge to come out, and accomplish what they came for. All anyone saw was a foolish red haired Unicorn charging toward a more foolish young mare. Surely they would have their own problems.