Lokonikah
(( Writing like Tolkien is WAAAY too hard for me. Lets get this started, yeah? )) Fear. That is what the Uruk Captain, Urbesh the Blood-Drinker, felt for the first time since he was born in the breeding grounds of the Uruk-hai. And there was a reason why he felt that fear as he ran. The Gravewalker. No matter how many times the Ranger had been killed, the damned human ('Is he even a man, or a demon from some forsaken hell?') always came back, and fought with... unnatural abilites. The Gravewalker is the reason his base of power is no more, all his slaves freed and his soldiers dead. 'It ain't natural, none of it. But, when I get my hands on that filthy Ranger, I'll tear him limb from limb! Lets see him get up from t--' Those were his lasts thoughts as a spectral Elven arrow found its way into his leg. Now, all he felt and thought of was of the pain and fear, and when he looked up, he saw the Ranger but... it wasn't the Ranger. The Ranger didn't look like an Elven wraith. But the wraith had the same eerie glow as the Gravewalker's powers, so they must have been connected. He had no chance to think this through, as the wraith reached out its right hand and yelled out a single phrase. "Nanich Hir Gilar!" Afterwards, he felt all of his knowledge being drawn out of his mind. Who the Warchief he served as a bodyguard for was, how strong the Warchief and his underlings were, and... A strange, dark grey Elf in strange robes, spotted amongst some ruins not too far to the east, in Nurn. Afterwards, he felt a pounding sensation in his head, as if his head was about to explode before...
Lokonikah
September 23, 2015 |
(( Writing like Tolkien is WAAAY too hard for me. Lets get this started, yeah? )) Fear. That is what the Uruk Captain, Urbesh the Blood-Drinker, felt for the first time since he was born in the breeding grounds of the Uruk-hai. And there was a reason why he felt that fear as he ran. The Gravewalker. No matter how many times the Ranger had been killed, the damned human ('Is he even a man, or a demon from some forsaken hell?') always came back, and fought with... unnatural abilites. The Gravewalker is the reason his base of power is no more, all his slaves freed and his soldiers dead. 'It ain't natural, none of it. But, when I get my hands on that filthy Ranger, I'll tear him limb from limb! Lets see him get up from t--' Those were his lasts thoughts as a spectral Elven arrow found its way into his leg. Now, all he felt and thought of was of the pain and fear, and when he looked up, he saw the Ranger but... it wasn't the Ranger. The Ranger didn't look like an Elven wraith. But the wraith had the same eerie glow as the Gravewalker's powers, so they must have been connected. He had no chance to think this through, as the wraith reached out its right hand and yelled out a single phrase. "Nanich Hir Gilar!" Afterwards, he felt all of his knowledge being drawn out of his mind. Who the Warchief he served as a bodyguard for was, how strong the Warchief and his underlings were, and... A strange, dark grey Elf in strange robes, spotted amongst some ruins not too far to the east, in Nurn. Afterwards, he felt a pounding sensation in his head, as if his head was about to explode before... |