Khy'eras

Aeirn didn't seem all too concerned about being subtle and slipping out as quickly as possible, he curled a hand around his scabbard, lifting it from the side of one of the beds where he'd rested it, pulling the sword free, just a little to make sure the blade was sharp enough; with the low muffled ...

The two men had been standing in silence for a good while before Slaine got back, eyeing each other with clear distrust, the shop keep worried he was going to make a run with the goods without giving the skin and Aeirn thinking the man was about to wrestle him (somehow) to the ground. As the door ch...

The shop keep was getting a little irritated at them wandering about in his shop without actually buying anything, he had finished counting his money and now his eyes were fixed upon the pair, as if judging if they were going to merely wander out and waste his time or try and steal something, Aeirn ...

The town they'd arrived in was a bit of a human backwater, not important enough to be prominent on any sort of map, but not so small that it was unknown where it actually was. He'd spent a good amount of time wandering around the area, getting a few funny looks from people that weren't exactly used ...

Accepting the slice of apple, Aeirn quietly bit of piece off the segment, tentatively letting it sit in his mouth before finally eating it. Slaine did seem rather helpless in many ways, she wasn't used to this life, this world and Aeirn considered the fact that perhaps she'd be better off merely sta...

Aeirn exhale, eyeing the sky as Slaine spoke; the stars had come out now, backed by a black canvas, making each one glimmer and glint gently, it was a dazzling display of cosmic energies; Aeirn's mind wandering to such unanswerable and nebulous questions as 'what exactly were stars' and 'why did the...

Aeirn was pondering as Slaine sat down beside him, thinking about various things. It took a moment for him to come around as he blinked, eyeing her; a little taken a back that she sat next to him, indeed, so lost for words was he, that he didn't say any snide, needling remark, merely staying silent ...

As Slaine slept, one by one, each of Aeirn's band had come up, with their own wooden bowl and ladled a serving into it, wandering off and chatting to each other in turn, in the smooth, sing-songy tones of Elvish; they paid no mind to Slaine as she slept, either not feeling all too inclined to do so,...

Aeirn had been dazzled for a few moments, eyes closing, head turning away as he staggered a few steps away, disorientated and annoyed. He muttered an expletive in Elvish, trying to regain his vision as Slaine tried to get the rabbit to go, yet... well, it had also been caught in the dazzling display...

Aeirn had no idea she was going to react this way, he wasn't at all able to predict that like so many of her kind, she'd object to the killing of an animal in front of her, to Aeirn it was only natural, the cycle of life, animals eating other animals to survive, to naturally keep populations in chec...