Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
“That’s the problem with explosives,” Vati complained, hiking up her dress, “they are messy.” She caught the pleased look on Muhyaddeen’s face, and just shook her head and laughed, “Undeniably effective, however.”
“Why are you two dressed like that, and not for a fight?” Aurelia asked, watching their backs as the group made their careful but quick way up the stairs.
“We came under the guise of entertaining clients,” Mei explained, lifting her sandal out of a sticky pool of blood.
The gate was locked, but Fayette made short work of it, ramming it with her shoulder. Metal screeched as the hinges flew off, “Left!”
To the left was a dozen guards were rushing at them. Saifa and Igama met them head on, cleaving the first two in half before they could get in range. Vati got between the two enforcers, blasting a stream of fire that made short work of their adversaries, and left the hall reeking of cooking flesh. More merciful than their captors, they finished off the agonized soldiers as they passed them by. Another looked door, more solidly built than the last. Fayette tried twice to break it open with no avail, before Aurelia pulled a clip from Mei’s hair to work at it. As she attempted, another of Rudain’s servants was there, on the other side. Esmeralda. Instead of the anticipated mocking, she held up a key.
“I’ll let you out, if you take me with you,” she offered. Safia scoffed loudly, recognizing her from the performance a few days past, but Aurelia nodded.
“Of course. We can take on one more. How do we get out?”
“This way,” Esmeralda called, beckoning the group. It was another locked gate before they made it to the streets, another gate she had the key for. Once they made it outside they were able to blend in with the panicking crowd who were trying to escape the arena. Still, not slowing in the slightest, they heading for the Siren.
“Why are you two dressed like that, and not for a fight?” Aurelia asked, watching their backs as the group made their careful but quick way up the stairs.
“We came under the guise of entertaining clients,” Mei explained, lifting her sandal out of a sticky pool of blood.
The gate was locked, but Fayette made short work of it, ramming it with her shoulder. Metal screeched as the hinges flew off, “Left!”
To the left was a dozen guards were rushing at them. Saifa and Igama met them head on, cleaving the first two in half before they could get in range. Vati got between the two enforcers, blasting a stream of fire that made short work of their adversaries, and left the hall reeking of cooking flesh. More merciful than their captors, they finished off the agonized soldiers as they passed them by. Another looked door, more solidly built than the last. Fayette tried twice to break it open with no avail, before Aurelia pulled a clip from Mei’s hair to work at it. As she attempted, another of Rudain’s servants was there, on the other side. Esmeralda. Instead of the anticipated mocking, she held up a key.
“I’ll let you out, if you take me with you,” she offered. Safia scoffed loudly, recognizing her from the performance a few days past, but Aurelia nodded.
“Of course. We can take on one more. How do we get out?”
“This way,” Esmeralda called, beckoning the group. It was another locked gate before they made it to the streets, another gate she had the key for. Once they made it outside they were able to blend in with the panicking crowd who were trying to escape the arena. Still, not slowing in the slightest, they heading for the Siren.