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your hands protect the flames
Who: The Dragonsworn
What: The first arrival of the Dragonsworn goes a bit...awry.
Where: Scattered around the perimeter of Suramar.
When: Dawn on March 21st
Warnings: Please PM the mods if any warnings are needed
It is almost as if you've woken from a daydream when the ground meets your feet. The stench of fire is overpowering, and though dawn is just approaching in the canopies of Kalimdor, bright flashes of green can be seen between the branches of impossibly tall trees. If that doesn't snap you out of your surprise, then the sound of nearby spitting in demonic tongue may persuade you to get a grip and notice your surroundings -- you are not alone. There are others like you, huddled just a bit too close, with a somewhat familiar face keeping you from advancing further. Looking down at your hands may briefly reveal a momentary flash of color, but nothing lasting more than a few seconds.
The mages of each flight take the helm of their charges, and they are quick to notice any movement from their groups despite channeling some sort of spell to keep you protected. Stray fire will bounce off an invisible shield that ripples when anything make contact with it. There seems to be nothing in sight but your new comrades, and your guardian -- at least not on the ground. The sky has flying demons swarming a pack of dragons -- and the dragons are very clearly losing. Look just a bit farther, and you might find more dragons, though these clearly have different colored scales than the ones above your head.
While distracted, you may hear your guardian speak to you. "There may yet be wounded nearby -- if you care to, bring them here, and we will tend to them from the Sanctum." Briefly, they gesture skyward, toward the dragons flying overhead. "Do not bring to us any that are not our own, lest you invite their demise!"
But the mage is focused on casting -- they are in no position to halt your advance, and they know it. They speak with concern -- concern for you, concern for the dire situation at hand. The demonic cackling is drawing near. The forests are rapidly becoming overrun, and there are already a few dragons slain on the forest floor.
"Take care, Dragonsworn -- I am bringing us to safety, but it will take time. To wander far is to invite your ruin, and we cannot afford the loss of your life."
[OOC: You are free to mingle on this post as you choose, despite the flight groups being scattered through the forests around Suramar -- after this log, you will be separated into your sanctums, and your interactions will be watched much more closely. Attempting to enter the city itself will result in a vicious attack from demons that will kill. The Dragon Mages will be tagging sporadically to heroes of their matching flight, and the conclusion of this log will lead Dragonsworn through portals to their Sanctums.]
What: The first arrival of the Dragonsworn goes a bit...awry.
Where: Scattered around the perimeter of Suramar.
When: Dawn on March 21st
Warnings: Please PM the mods if any warnings are needed
It is almost as if you've woken from a daydream when the ground meets your feet. The stench of fire is overpowering, and though dawn is just approaching in the canopies of Kalimdor, bright flashes of green can be seen between the branches of impossibly tall trees. If that doesn't snap you out of your surprise, then the sound of nearby spitting in demonic tongue may persuade you to get a grip and notice your surroundings -- you are not alone. There are others like you, huddled just a bit too close, with a somewhat familiar face keeping you from advancing further. Looking down at your hands may briefly reveal a momentary flash of color, but nothing lasting more than a few seconds.
The mages of each flight take the helm of their charges, and they are quick to notice any movement from their groups despite channeling some sort of spell to keep you protected. Stray fire will bounce off an invisible shield that ripples when anything make contact with it. There seems to be nothing in sight but your new comrades, and your guardian -- at least not on the ground. The sky has flying demons swarming a pack of dragons -- and the dragons are very clearly losing. Look just a bit farther, and you might find more dragons, though these clearly have different colored scales than the ones above your head.
While distracted, you may hear your guardian speak to you. "There may yet be wounded nearby -- if you care to, bring them here, and we will tend to them from the Sanctum." Briefly, they gesture skyward, toward the dragons flying overhead. "Do not bring to us any that are not our own, lest you invite their demise!"
But the mage is focused on casting -- they are in no position to halt your advance, and they know it. They speak with concern -- concern for you, concern for the dire situation at hand. The demonic cackling is drawing near. The forests are rapidly becoming overrun, and there are already a few dragons slain on the forest floor.
"Take care, Dragonsworn -- I am bringing us to safety, but it will take time. To wander far is to invite your ruin, and we cannot afford the loss of your life."
[OOC: You are free to mingle on this post as you choose, despite the flight groups being scattered through the forests around Suramar -- after this log, you will be separated into your sanctums, and your interactions will be watched much more closely. Attempting to enter the city itself will result in a vicious attack from demons that will kill. The Dragon Mages will be tagging sporadically to heroes of their matching flight, and the conclusion of this log will lead Dragonsworn through portals to their Sanctums.]
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I know, but I can't exactly haul an adult dragon by myself. If they're unconscious, they're stuck.
[He's only 5'7" and these things are like four times as long as he is tall.]
I can lead the injured ones, though. That's what I was doing before.
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Or so he assumes, at any rate.
And with that he starts to head off into the forest, simply assuming the kid will follow. Even if he doesn't, he's just cannon fodder anyway.]
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[Luke tilts his head, curious about what Qilby's solution might be. Maybe he's hiding a wagon beneath that gigantic, silly hat.
He follows anyway, one hand on his sword. He's a leftie and a pretty obvious one at that.]
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He throws a glance back over his shoulder at the kid, smiling cheerily as if the two of them are just out on a nice field trip.] You were so concerned back there, I don't think you gave me your name.
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... It's Luke, [he says after a moment, a teeny bit distracted.] Luke fon Fabre.
[He manages some approximation of a brief, polite smile.]
Sorry we couldn't meet on better terms.
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But he supposes the boy could use some encouragement, even if it only means throwing out a few useless platitudes. People seem to respond well to things like that.]
Regardless, there are few circumstances where I can't enjoy meeting someone new. [He stops in his tracks, turning 'round to face Luke for a proper introduction.] My name is Qilby. Thank you for your help, Luke... I appreciate it.
[And that's when the branches above their heads shatter, showering leaves over their heads and depositing a giant lizard on the ground behind them with an earth-rumbling thump.]
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Watch out--!
[When the leaves settle... Oh. It's a dragon. It's a big black one, and it looks particularly sinister. Luke is hesitant, if only because the color black on a monster doesn't usually mean good news.]
H... hey, are you alive?
[He's talking to the dragon, obviously.]
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Qilby jumps in surprise, partly at whatever had suddenly fallen on their heads but equally at Luke. Kid's fast-- faster than he might've estimated. As tall as he is, he doesn't even have to crane his neck to see over the boy, and as the dust clears and he gets a better look at the still mass...]
Goddess. [It certainly is a dragon. Shiny black scales, huge talons, and heavy armored tail and all. It's so much fiercer, so much wilder looking than the dragons he knew, that he can't help but stare at it in awe for a moment, gripping his injured shoulder unconsciously.
His attention quickly snaps back to Luke.] Wait a moment, I don't think--
[The dragon stirs, one yellow eye snapping open and focusing on the two of them. Immediately, it starts thrashing, tail whipping around so quickly the air whistles in its wake. In spite of himself, Qilby grabs for Luke's shoulder to pull him back out of thumping range.] He's confused-- he must think he's still fighting!
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Hold on-- calm down! We're here to help!
[The drake roars, slamming its tail into a tree. Any harder and the thing might topple.
Luke glances at Qilby, like maybe he'll know what to do.]
i just want to let you know that i almost accidentally said "sprinkles" instead of "splinters"
The first thing any Eliatrope learns is how to deal with a dragon having a temper tantrum.
[After its tail makes another pass, pounding the tree once more and showering the two of them with splinters, Qilby fearlessly strides forward. A portal beneath the beast would be easiest, he thinks -- he'd drop it in the ocean if he knew where the nearest one was, let it cool off a little. But he decides that simply bringing it back to where the mages are is best. Let the dragon's brothers sort him out.
He lifts his hand, palm out -- it's an almost lazy gesture, practiced so much that whatever magic he's got in store is like muscle memory. An Eliatrope's portals come so naturally to them, they barely have to think about it.
A moment passes. Even the dragon pauses in its snarling to watch him expectantly.
Another moment passes. The dragon's still there. Something's wrong.]
I WOULD ACCEPT SPRINKLES. I have halloween ones in my cupboard.
Got any other ideas?
[Is running a plan?]
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...No. No, I'm afraid I don't.
[If running wasn't a plan, it certainly is now. The drake bares rows of needle-like teeth, a roar just beginning to rumble in the bottom of its belly. It's all the encouragement Qilby needs, weaponless and apparently powerless, to start to slowly back away...] But I was hoping you knew how to use that sword.
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[He shoves his right arm in front of Qilby protectively, trying to edge him back. If the dragon charges, Luke will... probably be able to deflect it. Maybe. Maybe? Can he really deflect like two tons of fire-breathing pissy reptile?]
Anyway, I vote running. If you see a demon pop out ahead, I'll deal with it!