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Thread: The Journey (EvaRose & Rage)

It's fine haha. You did a great job! The sound of her black boots on the shimmering floor is what caught Haine's immediate attention. When he turned his head to focus his gaze on her, the surprise nearly dropped his jaw. What she was wearing, what she looked like, the little gryphon in her arms... it was nearly overwhelming. To him, the sword on her hip looked wrong on her, and the lack of clothes or armor made him fluster a bit. Now, he definitely was no novice when it came to women, but to see such a... beautiful woman wearing what looked like rags over her body was NOT his idea of a fair maiden. Dear god, woman! He stated, not afraid to speak his mind. Have you no shame?! Wearing such revealing clothes... why, you look like you work in one of those taverns in the poor district! Unlike the others, he wasn't afraid to speak out his mind and say what he believes is right. And he wasn't just going to ignore her looking like that! If you want, I don't mind lending you my cape. He stated, I mean... you look like you can catch a cold like that. Despite the sword and the dangerous aura that she gave off, he couldn't help but still see her as a woman. It was the way he was brought up, the way he was taught, and the way he saw most women that made him do so. No need. A powerful, proud voice called out in the throne room. She is not so weak as to get something like a cold. The king seemed to appear out of nowhere, his fancy shoes clacking against the ground. Haine blinked and immediately knelt to the ground, bowing his head to the king. The King took his seat on the throne, looking over at both Haine and Jyade with his every watchful, wise old eyes. Haine knew the old man well... he was definitely planning something.
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Hunin looked over at the man as he spoke, while she chose to look down at the beast and stroke his feathered head. Though it looked like she was ignoring him, she was doing quite the opposite, thinking of some sharp remarks and choice words to send his way. To think, he was scolding her because she dressed like those women who worked in certain taverns do. The things that came out of the mouths of men. The women who worked and dressed like her were doing nothing more than trying to earn some gold. Maybe they were trying to feed their family, like she was trying to feed her gryphon. Men couldn't understand it, though they would stare freely at the bosom of such women. It seemed that the little gryphon understood how its master felt, for the feathers along its neck started to rise up, the tip of its tail flicking back and forth. Jyade turned to look at the man, just before the king appeared, opening her mouth to speak only to be cut off by the old man himself. A soft hiss escaped her, but that was it. She angered an employer once, and would only make that mistake once. While the man knelt down she bent down, not really caring if she gave anyone who dared to look a glimpse of what her skirt was supposed to cover, and placed her gryphon on the floor. Bow for the nice man, Hunin, she said softly. The gryphon looked up at her, chirping softly before looking at the king. It bent its head down, bowing slightly to the man as she did. As she bent down, her hair fell forward slightly to reveal the pointed tips of her ears. She was part elf, mostly human but there was still enough elf blood in her to make the tip pointed. I came at your request, your majesty, she said as she stood back up. Her lips were curved slightly into a smile, showing her obvious amusement. She was ready to at least show the king respect, since he could have her executed on the spot if he wished. But, this man didn't seem like a bad king. At least, he seemed to old to really intimidate her. Mercenaries aren't usually requested by the king himself. It does look like your knights are lacking a bit though, so I can see why you've requested one. She couldn't help but glance over at the knight as she spoke, talking about him more than anyone else.
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Haine blinked, shooting an icy glare at the woman. Your majesty, why did you bring such a harlot into the castle? I don't wish for the castle to become dirty with her presence, but it already seems far too late. He made sure to cast a scowl at the Gryphon as well, not being a big fan of those particular creatures. He certainly didn't have a bright history with him, and a few aching scars on his body reminded him. The king couldn't help but laugh, his deep baritone nearly shaking the columns. I bet this does appear strange, he smiled, bringing in a skilled mercenary from a far-away land and summoning my finest knight at the same time... but believe me when I say that I have purpose. Haine stood up from his kneel, standing tall above the mercenary and even the king himself. Haine turned, focusing his attention onto his majesty. After much planning and consideration, I have decided that you two are the best at what you do, the king nodded, Haine, you are my most loyal knight. You have done things that people have thought are impossible... and Jyade, you are cunning and strong, and I hear you're quite an adversary in combat. This has yet to be released to the public, but... The king sighed, closing his eyes. My daughter... she has been kidnapped. I see... Haine's fist clenched, those bastards... do you have any idea who they are? I do, the king nodded, however, they exist in a land far away. A land that neither you nor I have ever traveled. Jyade, it's your homeland. The king glanced over at her, his face serious.
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Jyade couldn't help but stiffen a bit as she listened to the knight, grinding her teeth together and preparing a few words to shout at him later. She couldn't stand this man. If he hadn't been requested just like her, then she already would've had her sword out and challenged him. Hunin looked the knight and gave a light chirp before looking up at its master, looking for any sign of praise. He received a small smile, which seemed to be enough to make the little creature chirp happily and start parading around her legs. She tore herself from her thoughts to listen to the king again, looking over at him as she did so. She caught a glimpse of the knight when he stood, knowing very well that she'd have to think again about just challenging him. After all, height was an advantage. While she listened to the king, the woman bent down to pick up the young gryphon, and turned him over so that he laid with his back on her arm again as she stood up. She heard the comments the king made about them, though her thoughts were on more... materialistic things. At least, they were until she heard what he said next. Visibly stiffening, her mind seemed to go elsewhere. It was rare for her to do that, to retreat so far back that, even if her gryphon bit her, she wouldn't utter a single syllable. She almost knew what was coming as she blinked her eyes, returning to reality just in time to here what the man said about THAT place. That accursed place she escaped from so long ago. And now he wanted her to return there and get back his daughter. You're funny, she said softly. She was glaring at the king, and openly at that. A soft chirp from the gryphon in her arms reminded her why she was there, and what she needed. Turning away for a moment, just enough so that she couldn't see either man out of the corner of her eyes, the woman started to think. This was something big, and she did need the gold. I'm sure you know that I do nothing for free, and I do have a growing gryphon to feed. I'm sure a man of you stature will be able to pay me handsomely though. Correct? She turned back to look at the king, not really thinking about the knight. And why should she? This was, hopefully, the last time she'd see this Haine person.
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You greedy, blood-sucking elf, Haine growled, the king's daughter is barely eight years old! To be stolen away to a land where you elvish folk come from is like going into hell itself. Can't you imagine how terrified she is?! Haine nearly spat in disgust, turning his focus back onto his king. Just say the word, your majesty. I'll be after her in a heartbeat, and I'll bring her back in one piece. I promise you that much, milord. I believe you, sir Haine. The king smiled, nodding his thanks. But you cannot do this alone, and neither can she. The ones who hold her are powerful, malicious, and will not hesitate to kill you, her, or my daughter. That is why you both will be going on this journey together. Haine blinked for a moment, an awkward silence filling the large empty space in the throne room. What?! Haine protested, jabbing a finger at Jyade. You're saying I have to travel there with... with this demon?! He glared hard at both her and the gryphon, his hand shaking in his sudden rage. She had been nothing but destable when she arrived, and now he was being told personally from the king that he had to go on a long, perilous journey... with her?? That's right. The king nodded, so the both of you need to put your differences aside quickly. There's not much time, and I want my little girl back as fast as possible.
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She was stunned into silence. This man calls me a harlot and says I have no shame and yet and still you want me to just forget that when you say so?! She couldn't keep quiet any longer. She didn't care if this was the king that she was talking to. I can't believe you want me to go about traveling with this arrogant fool of a man! I'd rather travel with orcs! Saying that was a sin in itself. Orcs weren't just something you traveled with, they were something you had to tolerate. It wasn't hard to know when one was around, they smelled so bad and walked so noisily that most could be heard half a mile away. Some, unfortunately, were smart enough to wash up and walk quickly when trying to look for fresh meat. Those were the most dangerous ones, of course, because that meant that they at least had a brain to go along with all that muscle. In her mind though, this knight, was no better than a orc. I would work better alone, your majesty, she continued, sounding calm at least. I understand that you want your daughter back as soon as possible, but having the two of us go on a journey together... that's just not going to work. Anyway, I do need to get paid because some of us, she glanced over at Haine, understand that you can't live off of good deeds alone. She looked away from Haine, starting to scratch the top of Hunin's head lightly. The little creature was looking at each person as they spoke, looking rather confused.
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I should have known you have no heart for children, Haine growled, you're just a heartless beast like those orcs you just related me to. He turned back towards king. I'm sorry my liege, but I absolutely refuse to work with this swine! The king sighed, raising his hand to rub at his temples. This was going to be much, much difficult than he thought. Getting these two to work together seemed like mixing oil and water... but there was no other way. No. The King clenched his fist, his sudden change in tone coming off as startling. Haine, I am ordering you journey with her to find my daughter. Jyade, I understand you work alone... but this is NOT something you can do alone. Believe it or not, Haine will be an incredible partner, but you two have to work together! The king took a deep breath, calming himself down. Being as old as he was, he didn't wish to overdo it with stress. Look, I'll pay you triple if you journey with him. The king stated, taking a bag of coins out from his coat and tossing it to her feet. This is a third of what you will get when you succeed. The bag made an incredibly loud noise from the amount of coins it held, echoing sharply in the void of the throne room. Haine growled before bowing his head in defeat. Yes, your majesty... He grumbled, his voice leaking of disdain. Whatever you say, sire. The king smiled. Good! Then it is decided!
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Jyade jumped back slightly when the bag of coins landed at her feet, definitely not having expected one that big. That was more than she was usually paid, in that entire bag itself. Still though, traveling with this man wasn't something she wanted to do. This man was insulting her as much as he possibly could, at least so it seemed. She couldn't stand this man. She looked down at the bag and bent down to pick up. Okay, your majesty, I'll do my best to help this... knight retrieve your daughter. She hummed softly as she opened the bag slightly, looking down at the coins inside. she was pleased with the sight, especially since she need some coin for the journey. This meant that she could feed her little gryphon well during the trip. Thank you. Jyade looked down at Hunin and scratched the back of the gryphon's head softly. She couldn't believe that she was going back to her homeland. She held the bag carefully as she turned away, starting to walk down the hall to the front door.
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Wait! The king halted, One last thing. To get to our border, I want you two to travel with a small caravan out into the forests. There have been a hefty amount of bandit raids, leaving many innocent deaths in their wake. But with you two there, I bet you could save a lot of lives. The king smiled, lifting his hand and giving it a shooing motion. It leaves shortly, so you two better head out soon. Right, my king. Haine bowed again, whatever you say... He stood up and spun on his heel, his armor even glimmering in the dim light. He caught sight of Jyade and growled, refusing to look at the woman. He stomped by her, angrily shoving open the throne room doors and finally letting in some powerful sunlight. Great... Haine sighed, shaking his head. I have to rescue a princess with a demonic harlot... The guard who had taken away his horse immediately returned, and Haine wasted no time getting onto the saddle. He turned, facing Jyade once more. The caravan leaves at the east gate in little less than an hour, Haine frowned, I have a few things to do. I'd hate to say it, but I'll meet you there. With a flick of the reins his horse took off, barreling down the streets. He had much to do, but little time to work with.
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She still wanted to kill him. She glanced at the back of the knights head as he rode away on his horse, just picturing what it would be like to draw her sword and slice his head off. That was all she could do for now, unfortunately, was picture herself harming the man. A soft chirp escaped Hunin as the hungry gryphon looked up at her, cocking its head slightly to the side in a show of confusion. This creature meant a lot to her. It meant about as much to her as the princess meant to her father. A soft sigh escaped Jyade's lips as she turned away and started to walk in the direction she came from. She looked around as she walked down the street, looking until she spotted the butcher's shop. She went inside and looked around until she spotted some fish. The butcher was looking at her with as much disdain as the women and men outside did. They all hated her, and she hated them just as much. I would like to buy one fish, she said as she dropped the bag of coins onto the counter. He looked at the bag, his eyes narrowed slightly. Where did you steal all this gold from? She glared openly at him then pointed to where the fish were hung. I got it for doing a job. Now, are you going to let me buy that fish or not? They just seemed to glare at each other for a minute, Hunin looking from one to another. The man finally moved away to pick up a fish. You don't have to wrap it up, she said softly. The man nodded and walked back over to her. That would be five coins. She took the coins out of the bag and handed them to the man, taking the fish from him. It was a nice, big piece of fish. Hunin looked at the fish, tilting his head back in preparation. She brought the fish to its beak and the gryphon quickly swallowed it. Once that was done she picked up the bag of coins and hurried out of the butcher's shop. She started to make her way to the east gate, soon reaching it.
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Haine spun the longsword in his hand, testing its balance and its weight in front of the blacksmith. He was in need of a new blade, and this once suited his taste. He swung the two-handed sword in his one hand like it was a stick, his massive strength able to control it completely. He grinned, slamming it back down in the scabbard on his back that was hidden beneath his cape. It was too long to be at his hip anyway. This is a good blade, Godfrey. Haine said to the blacksmith, tossing him a hefty bag of coins. I'll definitely need it for the journey ahead. Haine turned around, reaching for the door to leave the blacksmith shop. One second! Godfrey called. The bald, middle-aged blacksmith disappeared in the backroom before walking up with two twin shimmering daggers with delicate design. Magical runes were inscribed on their hilts, their shining blades concealed by their sheathes. Here, I want you to have these. Godfrey smiled, setting them down into Haine's hands. But, Haine blinked, these are enchanted! I can't just take these! It's on the house, Haine. Godfrey waved, you've done a lot for my family and this city, so think of them as a gift. Haine gave his good friend a worthy thanks and headed off, leaving the shop with a bright smile. It wasn't long before Haine was back on his horse, trotting to the East Gate. The caravan up ahead was already organized, with three large wagons stocked up on food, resources, and merchandise. There were about a dozen guards on horseback awaiting for the wagons to get moving. Haine spotted Jyade and frowned, trotting up to her with his horse. Do you not have a steed? He asked, coming up beside her. He felt dirty just looking at her with her lack of clothes. He was sure that they fought trolls with more manners than her. He scowled at the gryphon, the little creature making his scars throb slightly. And must you bring along that beast? He growled, it will only get in the way.
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Haine just scoffed and ignored her, figuring that any hopes of conversation would be futile. He couldn't understand her, dressing like one of the working girls in a tavern... if she was a mercenary, she was ill-prepared! She was most likely a backstabber, one without shame or respect. Doing anything to get money... what a disgusting way of life. Haine shook his head, decided not to think about it at the moment. Any more, and he might lop off her head himself. His horse trotted around the caravan, making sure everything was prepared. He spoke with the merchants and guards happily, even knowing some from his previous visits to the city from way back. There was a friendly around going around, and he knew that he was going to have to do everything he could to protect these people... especially since that harlot of a mercenary was going to be more of a burden. We're off! The lead wagon called, the East Gate opening wide. Outside the gate lay what looked like an endless see of grasslands, the forest darkening the horizon. They'd mostly likely be there by the end of the day, and the bandits would really only attack at night. Haine adjusted the sword on his back and followed the caravan from behind, his eyes constantly glancing from left to right for any sign of trouble. But he made sure to also keep an eye on Jyade.
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Jyade sighed softly when she heard the call from the lead wagon, moving to the side so she didn't have to look at Haine. Hunin slept in her arms as she started to walk beside the caravan, scratching the back of the gryphon's head softly every now and again. The little thing always seemed to be calm in her arms, which wasn't strange given what she was. Elves just had a thing for animals it seemed, though those bloodthirsty predators still presented a problem. They were as much a problem for elves as they were for humans. She thought about what had been said earlier, thinking about the poor little girl that was taken to her homeland. Even though she didn't show it, she felt sorry for the girl. She knew what it was like, to be a child in a world like that. The world the elves lived in used to be a wonderful place, until other creatures came and started to take over the place anyway. Now, it was more like a place humans and the like went to to be killed. She just hoped that they could get to her in time, before anything serious happened and she was killed. She looked forward, in the direction of the grasslands and forest. She hated being in the grasslands, given that they could be seen easily. Hopefully though, they would be through the grasslands by night.
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Haine stayed back, watching the caravan make its way through the clearing. Sure, it was a tad boring, but he wouldn't let it get to him. Although they were all on horseback, Jyade seemed to be doing fine, although it wasn't like they were galloping away or anything. Haine signed, cracking his knuckles that hidden underneath his armored gauntlets. Thoughts of the princess sprang to mind, and his heart was filled with worry and doubt. He had known the princesses ever since she was a baby, and for her to be kidnapped... it was unthinkable. Hours passed by and the sun was finally teetering on the edge of the horizon. The caravan made it to the entrance of the forest but stopped. deciding to camp for the night. They didn't want to go through the forest in the pitch black darkness. Haine tethered his horse to a tree and turned, keeping a close eye of the people and their wagons. They were already setting up small campfires. He saw Jyade and grumbled, crossing his arms. He didn't care if she was an elf or whatever... he doesn't trust her to be nightwatch, so mostly likely they'd both be up on the lookout for any beasts or bandits that would invade the camp. Sighing he ran his hand over the three scars that were slashed over his left eye, frowning in disdain.
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Jyade sighed softly as the caravan stopped. She was ready to walk the entire night if need be, but Hunin was starting to move in her arms, obviously eager to get down and run around. The only reason she didn't let him down earlier was that she didn't want him to stray too close to a wagon and hurt himself. That, and the knight seemed to have a thing against the little gryphon. Stop moving Hunin, or else I won't let you down. He seemed to understand because he stopped moving, just looking at her with slowly blinking eyes. She never would've thought a gryphon could be cute, not until she saw this one. The elf bent down to place him on the ground, reminding herself to kill the knight if Hunin suddenly went missing. As soon as he touched the ground Hunin started to run around, staying rather close to the elf. He was still a baby and yearned to be around a parental figure, which she obviously was. The elf moved a little way from the caravan and to the forest, feeling better near the trees than she did near the humans. Anyway, if she sat down anywhere near it, she was certain that knight would start to criticize her yet again. Making sure that Hunin stayed nearby, the elf woman went to a tree at the edge of the forest and sat at its roots. The only thing she was looking forward to right now was the night, when all these humans would be sleeping. Being what she was, she didn't need nearly as much sleep as a human.