Kai
Star
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2009
The silence that filled the tunnels was a jarring contrast to the cacophony of steel and battlecries that echoed through it a mere few seconds ago. Here, a battle was fought, and like all battles, it ended in tragedy.
On one side, was the brotherhood of the northern hills, on the other, the being that calls these tunnels its home. Mortal tongue was incapable of properly pronouncing the creature's name, but in their letters, it would be written as Ryna'xoth. His kind dubbed him the reveler for his penchant for debauchery, an act that made him very simmilar to the Drows who the Ilithid see as weak and foolish, but the reveler cared not for what others think, only for his fleshly desires.
He strode through the aftermath of the battle, stepping on one broken bodies after another. Most of the brotherhood warriors was slain out of hand when he let loose his psychic might across the narrow tunnel where they were forced to bunch up, but their strongest was alive yet. He can't see them, nor can he hear them, but his kind senses the world in ways most cannot.
He sensed fear of death, thick and cold. Despair, which was lowly giving way to acceptance as well as that deliscious twinge of insanity that comes when a man finally breaks. These were to the reveler what wine was to mortals, an intoxicating pleasure that made the life worth living.
The reveler heard a pained groan that came from the male in silvery armor, the one who stood at the head of the charge. This one was a proud one, the reveler thought, and no emotion was as delectable as shattered pride. He strode towards his prone form, stepping on his helmet.
A pathetic mewl escape the knight's lips, and as the reveler delved into his mind, it saw something that made the equivalent of a smirk to cross his face.
He was afraid for someone else. A female he cared about
Ryna'xoth reached out across the room with his psychic tendril, wrapping them around the woman the knight was thinking of.
Drop your weapons and come kneel before me
On one side, was the brotherhood of the northern hills, on the other, the being that calls these tunnels its home. Mortal tongue was incapable of properly pronouncing the creature's name, but in their letters, it would be written as Ryna'xoth. His kind dubbed him the reveler for his penchant for debauchery, an act that made him very simmilar to the Drows who the Ilithid see as weak and foolish, but the reveler cared not for what others think, only for his fleshly desires.
He strode through the aftermath of the battle, stepping on one broken bodies after another. Most of the brotherhood warriors was slain out of hand when he let loose his psychic might across the narrow tunnel where they were forced to bunch up, but their strongest was alive yet. He can't see them, nor can he hear them, but his kind senses the world in ways most cannot.
He sensed fear of death, thick and cold. Despair, which was lowly giving way to acceptance as well as that deliscious twinge of insanity that comes when a man finally breaks. These were to the reveler what wine was to mortals, an intoxicating pleasure that made the life worth living.
The reveler heard a pained groan that came from the male in silvery armor, the one who stood at the head of the charge. This one was a proud one, the reveler thought, and no emotion was as delectable as shattered pride. He strode towards his prone form, stepping on his helmet.
A pathetic mewl escape the knight's lips, and as the reveler delved into his mind, it saw something that made the equivalent of a smirk to cross his face.
He was afraid for someone else. A female he cared about
Ryna'xoth reached out across the room with his psychic tendril, wrapping them around the woman the knight was thinking of.
Drop your weapons and come kneel before me