The war of Humans and Elves.

"No." She picked up her staff, turning away from him. She started to sprint through the trees, picking up speed the farther she went from Grey. Ireth just felt like she needed to get away. After all, she was always a runner. Running away from things was her best defense.

 

"Nah but you Have fun with those guys," Nox said. Freelancer was surounded by Human soldiers.

 

OOC: She didn't, she's still close, and she DOES have elf magick XD

Nadia looked around, humming an old tune as she rubbed the spot where the chip had gone in.


Eva stumbled out of the woods, then stopped. "Um......do you guys want privacy?" she asked, watching the elf confront the human.

 

OOC: the archers have stopped firing I noticed :lol:

BIC: "This shouldn't be to hard" Freelancer said as he jumped up into the air throwing cards at all of the soilders, oblitering them."This is for yo" he said as he threw 20 at now, all going in different directions. "Have fun"

 

Ireth gasped, feeling her legs pop as something snugged on them. She collasped on the ground, feeling the wind suddenly get knocked out of her. Her staff flew out of her hands, skidding out of her reach. She laid on the ground for a moment, then pounded her fist on the soil. She panted, trying to catch her breath for a moment. Ireth wasn't going to try to escape.

 

The defenive charms protected most of the soldiers. Nox was also protected.

 

Ireth looked up, her eyes covered by her hair. She blew the loose strains out of her face, and then tucked them behind her ears. "Why...?" She really couldn't sit up, due to the fact that her feet were still tied together by the roots of the trees.

 

Ireth slowly looked down as inner doubts started to cloud her mind. "No..." she lied. She sat up a little more, turning her back on Grey so she could sit up right. She fixed her hair so it wasn't such a big mess as it was earlier and looked down at the roots. She tried to move her feet out of them, and frowned slightly. Heh, he knows how to use his surroundings.

 

Ireth shook her head slightly. She touched the roots gently, making a green glow go around them. The roots coiled back, sinking back into the earth. She took her staff back, using it to help herself up. As soon as she was back on her feet again, Ireth brushed the dirt off of her clothing. "Not a story I would tell..." she muttered quietly.

 

"Perhaps..." she whispered quietly. Ireth took a step forward. She bit the insides of her cheek, feeling a stabbing pain in her ankle. Dang... She ignored it, and walked as normal as possible to a tree. This human had her cornered, so she wasn't going to make any discision to go anywhere soon. She leaned against the tree slowly, feeling the texture of the bark.

 

Ireth was not daring to look up to meet this person's eyes. "I said, I'm alright." She kind of wondered what happened with Kadj. She kept her face looking downward at the ground.

 

Ireth clentched her jaw tightly, hearing Kadj. There he is... She didn't answer Grey. She was in a fight inside herself to give in and not give in at the same time. She slid down the tree, sitting down.