Thread: Fire Emblem: A New Revolution (Esyel & Beautiful Disgrace's 1x1)

Wow, if Alrune was on a map, she'd be surprised. That little village liked its seclusion, and rarely did she ever see them welcome outsiders. Which was why those idiots were so impoverished, because they liked to do everything their own way. Never did they collaborate with anyone else to solve any problems they had. Nope. Alrune's only allegiance was to Alrune, unless they had problems with bandits. That's when they would whine about needing help to their Queen, and then she would send someone to liberate them. Katlynn watched Ike as he came over to her and kneeled down, feeling his arms slip underneath the back of her upper thighs and right above the small of her back. Easily, he lifted her up into his arms and Katlynn couldn't help but be amazed at his strength. Not only that, but..he was really warm. Just like he was when she had embraced him earlier on today. She couldn't help but close her eyes, wanting to focus her attention on them being so close. It was an amazing feeling, and it soothed any negative feelings Katlynn had been hiding all this time with her cheerful nature. After a while, she had to open her eyes. If she didn't, she would have fallen asleep listening to his heart beat. Wait...had she fallen asleep?! She could see Crimea off into the distance nowthough she didn't know it was Crimea, just what seemed like a town. How long had he been walking? Katlynn felt bad, because she had told him she only needed five or ten minutes of rest. Though apparently she was more tired than she thought initially. Which made sense considering she was hungry and lacked the proper energy. Ike...sorry. I didn't mean to fall asleep against you. You were just..really warm. If you want, you can put me down. I'm okay now. She told him as she glanced up at his face. She hoped that she hadn't angered him. He was probably tired of carrying her anyway... Soren hadn't picked up on the fact that something was bothering Selune. No...that sigh could have been about anything. Maybe she was just wary when it came to being around other people. Which Soren could understanding considering what she had been through. He himself didn't really enjoy being around others, though he wouldn't lie to himself. He missed Crimea, and he hoped to see a familiar face upon arrival. Now that they were no longer talking, their pace seemed to pick up and they were out of the forest by sunset. Crimea was off into the distance and if you really looked you could see it's faint outlines. Say, Selune...Those soldiers that I encountered before finding you were Crimean soldiers. Although they did look a little sketchy, I recognize the colors and the armor. Soren began, breaking the silence after a what seemed like an eternity. He had been so lost in his own wants to see his home country that he had neglected to talk to the girl, and he felt bad about that. Though he couldn't change it now. So you were already here right? Well, if they try to bother you again...don't panic. I won't let them bully you anymore. Still... Soren slipped the white cloak off his shoulders, revealing his black scholar robes. He let her walk in front of her as she slipped it over her shoulders gently. They were both roughly the same height even though Soren had always been a tad shorter than most men. So he didn't have much trouble with the task. Wear this. It will help you blend in some more at least. Why those idiots ran all the way into the forest to track you is beyond me. They are probably not too far behind us. Unless they are still searching for you out there. Soren patted her shoulder and then took the lead. I'm sorry if you're tired, though I'd much rather rest in town than out here. After dusk is sometimes harsh and unforgiving...Camping out should only be done if there is no other place to go.