Green Dragon

[Evelond Formos]

The figure stuck to the shadows, not visible to even a giant eye. She dabbed the tip of her arrow in the bluish liquid that was the plague; and aimed it at Hakiseth's leg. She shot.

It was a perfect shot.

But she scurried down and ran as fast as she could towards Daris.

She grinned while running.

Mission accomplished.

[Oye99]

Hakiseth zipped up his pants then felt a short lived pressure on his leg and looked down to see an arrow sticking out of it. He blinked once, then looked up to see a woman spring off into the distance. He blinked again, looked down at the arrow in his leg, then back at the woman, then once again at the arrow.

He then tugged on the arrow, to find that it was indeed stuck.

Oh that does it..

He then rolled up his pant leg to find that the arrow had struck the handle of the dagger which he always kept strapped to his leg.

A friend of mine gave that to me, ya wench! Feh, bloody hypocrit..

He threw the dagger, with the arrow still in it's handle, aside and stumbled back inside, made his way upstairs, picked one of the locked room's doors and spent the night in the Inn.

[Evelond Formos]

The figure sneaked into the room Hakiseth had taken. She took out a dart . . . covered it in the bluish liquid . . . she would put more of the poison it him, just to make sure. She didn't make a sound.

Before she injected the poison, she put on an odd helm. It had magical effects that filtered only oxygen to her.

She let out a puff of green gas from a vial, and Hakiseth breathed it in.

That would keep him not only asleep, but numb for a few hours.

Then she cut into a bare patch of Hakiseth's skin with the poisoned dart. She didn't go far enough in to hurt him. Then she let the poison ooze into his bloodstream.

She left the room, and destroyed the daggar.

She climbed down the well.

She remembered what her ally had said.

"The plague will not wipe out the victims immediately; but the victims will wish they were dead. It would make them feel intense pain in all parts of their body, even if they weren't injured. It slowly kills the victim, torturing them . . . And as soon as someone breathes in the same room another victim has, they will catch the plague . . ."

Hakiseth was as good as dead. As were the boy and that foolish Acolyte.

Her next target: Dorian.

[Oye99]

All of a sudden, as it were fate, Syndir came crashing through the window of the room by swinging accross from a near by branch with a rope, his longsword+20 in his hand, swinging it around vigourously.

"Here, Hakiseth, drink this quickly!", he demanded and gave Haki the potion he was holding, who gobbled it down. The drink was an antidote specially brewed for just that kind of plague.

"Phew.. that were a close one, thanks Syndir"

"All in a days work!", replied Syndir with a smile, and he made his way towards the window ledge and extended his hand to find the rope almost magically guide itself into it.

" That drink should keep you safe from that kind of plague for the rest of your days, I've taken a drink myself, as for every other living being in Dasaria, including everyother living being in Dasaria that would accept my offer, including the animals, mind you there was one coyote that was pretty sceptycal about it.." He exclaimed, and leaped out the window, swinging down to the ground and made his way back to Daris with god speed.

//Sorry Rob.. couldn't resist

and Evelond, what was that little talk about enforced RPing about again, hm?

[Evelond Formos]

OOC:

I was doing my part of a roleplay, Oye. Ok, I will stop it since I know that people will be annoyed.

This time it wasn't

"Oh I'm a vampire and I bit you on the neck."

I didn't necesarily say that it would work. That is totally up to the people who got involved in the roleplay.

Two people were spreading a plague.

You happened to be the first victim.

Not all was revealed.

Now I believe if it will become an issue then I will delete my post. I am not neccesarily saying "Oh you're dead, because I gave you a plague or sum'in like that." The plague was new, and was made by two evil people.

Since it is new it has not been tested yet.

So they did not necesarily know it would work.

Say the word and I will delete every post I made of this.

~Evelond~

EDIT

Fine fine, the plague didn't work and one of the shadowy figures died- cause of death is unknown to the public.

So that's the end of that plot that I see once again was a failure

[Vahene]

Heaven slammed into the tavern, walking into the backroom, practically throwing out the servers after grabbing a few drinks. Sitting back in the room, by herself, she thanked every god that existed at how dark it was. She, however, didn't really realize, the lack of guards in the other room, or that it was the perfect spot for people to hide..

-H

[Redder]

As Heaven slumped in her chair in the back room, she notices the light comming from the crack beneath the door dims slowly as a shadow of Darkness approaches. The door knob slowly turns and the door slowly creaks open as a shadow is cast within the room. A Dark figure stands at the doorway dressed in Uroch's armour and as Heaven looked upon the man, a cold chill trembles down her spine.

"I am Arioch, brother to Uroch whom now speaks to me from the other side. He tells me that it is you that we should be thankful towards, for you are the cause to which the effect is to come. I offer you this gift."

Arioch slowly places a small vial on the floor by the entrance of the door, then turns and as surprisingly as he appeared, he was no longer seen.

The small vial on the floor glowed a dim purple colour and as Heaven looked upon the strange gift, the top pops off as an almost transparent purple flame flickers in the dim light.

[Vahene]

Abruptly, Heaven backs away from the vial, causing her chair to fall to the ground. Anger is quickly replaced by true, sincere fear. There was another of them? This would be kept to herself, Heaven thought. Hesitantly, she called for a waitress, wanting to see if the vial was dangerous.. and she watched carefully the vial on the floor, near the entrance to the room.

-K