30th Vhalar, 717
Sarkis shifted back to spirit form with confusion as his jaws failed to clamp on anything, lost in shadow and skeleton. Moving quickly back to Kali’rial, he focused his lupine senses at Pash’s words, relaying back to the huntress who kept her eyes on the shadows around them with an arrow drawn firmly.
“Three? No. Four. They can change shape, but the light...” Before she could finish her words Pash was chasing the woman in the darkness, and the Sev’ryn took up the chase with him, Sarkis by their side. As they gave chase, she moved her arrow head to rake against the torch, collecting burning sticky pitch on the end and setting the tip ablaze. Drawing back again she released the burning arrow into the wolf-shaped skeletal shadow before them, wasting no time in taking up another arrow to do the same again, this time aiming for the humanoid that spread it’s net of horrors around them. If either of the shadow woman became corporeal, Sarkis would waste no time screaming ahead and phasing solid again to clamp down on a hand or an arm and digging his claws into the ground to pull it back towards the light.
“We need more light, more fire. Pash, the lantern in the mountains, the oil.” As nets flew around them on screaming Tunawa, the wolf-walker would aim another firey arrow towards the direction it was thrown from, hoping to catch the shadows and turn them solid.
Tangible.
Killable.
“We need more help. Sarkis! Back to Desnind, now! Go! Get anyone, get help.” On demand, the wolf let go of his prey and howled loudly before shifted to spirit form to move much faster than he could in solid form, running on air and right through any barriers of flesh, stone or wood. It made Kali nervous to have him leave, but they needed help.
“What do you want?!” She yelled shooting another flaming arrow at the humanoid, baring her fangs and snarling, her feral eyes burning in the dark. How had they even gotten inside the walls of the city?
“Immortals, hurry Sarkis.”
The wolf sped through the forest, his path a straight line through to Desnind in breakneck time. As he phased through the city gates, he slid to a stop in his visible form, a huge grey wolf with burning amber eyes, and howled again to get the attention of anyone who would listen. He ran back to the gate, barking and running back in again. Back and forth, howling and barking. Surely they would get it. He moved across the city centre to the familiar blue house of Dyn’rial and lept onto the porch, howling loudly again before leaping down and running back to just outside the gates, pacing as he waited impatiently for people to follow him. If they did, he would move at pace, but stopping regularly along the way so they could keep up with him, leading them towards Magani.
“Three? No. Four. They can change shape, but the light...” Before she could finish her words Pash was chasing the woman in the darkness, and the Sev’ryn took up the chase with him, Sarkis by their side. As they gave chase, she moved her arrow head to rake against the torch, collecting burning sticky pitch on the end and setting the tip ablaze. Drawing back again she released the burning arrow into the wolf-shaped skeletal shadow before them, wasting no time in taking up another arrow to do the same again, this time aiming for the humanoid that spread it’s net of horrors around them. If either of the shadow woman became corporeal, Sarkis would waste no time screaming ahead and phasing solid again to clamp down on a hand or an arm and digging his claws into the ground to pull it back towards the light.
“We need more light, more fire. Pash, the lantern in the mountains, the oil.” As nets flew around them on screaming Tunawa, the wolf-walker would aim another firey arrow towards the direction it was thrown from, hoping to catch the shadows and turn them solid.
Tangible.
Killable.
“We need more help. Sarkis! Back to Desnind, now! Go! Get anyone, get help.” On demand, the wolf let go of his prey and howled loudly before shifted to spirit form to move much faster than he could in solid form, running on air and right through any barriers of flesh, stone or wood. It made Kali nervous to have him leave, but they needed help.
“What do you want?!” She yelled shooting another flaming arrow at the humanoid, baring her fangs and snarling, her feral eyes burning in the dark. How had they even gotten inside the walls of the city?
“Immortals, hurry Sarkis.”
The wolf sped through the forest, his path a straight line through to Desnind in breakneck time. As he phased through the city gates, he slid to a stop in his visible form, a huge grey wolf with burning amber eyes, and howled again to get the attention of anyone who would listen. He ran back to the gate, barking and running back in again. Back and forth, howling and barking. Surely they would get it. He moved across the city centre to the familiar blue house of Dyn’rial and lept onto the porch, howling loudly again before leaping down and running back to just outside the gates, pacing as he waited impatiently for people to follow him. If they did, he would move at pace, but stopping regularly along the way so they could keep up with him, leading them towards Magani.