Post by Blindside Tex on Aug 14, 2018 4:36:14 GMT -5
Astris stared to her daughter whom lay on the cold ground her eyes welled with tears. “Is she...?” She asked her eyes looked to Malfurion whom was completely recovered. “She’s not...” She bit her lip slightly. She watched as Malfurion created the portal into the darkness. “The void...” She raised her brows as she watched Mya step into the darkness and the portal disappeared. “No one ever returns from the void, Malfurion...” She looked into his eyes, she then looked to her daughter and brushed a bit of hair from her eyes. “They must return.” She nodded to herself.
**
“Wait up...” Kalise rushed forward after the glowing being. She looked around the darkness. She could hear voices, whispers. “What is this place?” She asked, her voice soft.
The creator looked to her, “Hm you’ve never heard of the void, young one?” He asked and chuckled. “Ah yes, you are not versed in the dream, or the realms within it.” He waved his hand and the world around them swirled with wind.
Kalise took a step back from him the wind whipped against her body tossing her hair about into her eyes. She looked around though her eyes always gravitated back to his light. Her own eyes were glowing white still, the same hue of white that the creator held.
“We’ve company.” He turned his head, “Maybe that druid can help you find your way, lost sheep?” He chuckled and turned, as he turned he disappeared into a glowing dust that dissipated into the world around her.
Kalise took in a few quick breaths. “Druid...?” She questioned her eyes looked around the dark expanse. She couldn’t see anything at all. She took a step only to hear the cackling of a voice. Her heart began to race. She spun around to be confronted by her memory of Orne being overrun by humans. She backed up from the memory and shook her head. “No...” She turned and rushed away from the memory. She could see the glow of a light in the distance. “Wait!” She cried. “Wait! Creator wait!” She called as she teleported forward. Kalise suddenly slammed into something. She toppled to the ground and the clattering of wood upon the marble surface followed. She took in a sharp breath as her eyes fell upon Mya, her expression was of surprise. “Mya...” She breathed. She looked to the staff that had clattered across the ground, it was only a few feet away but the orb still glowed brightly. “It was you...not the creator...” She whispered. She scrambled to her feet then and helped the druid to her feet. “I’m sorry...I...” She glanced around, the voices still beckoned her. She drew her brows together, “Are you real?” She looked to Mya. She then lowered her eyes. “Did I force you here too?” She questioned. “Wherever here....is...” She looked around the darkness a moment before she grabbed Mya’s staff and handed it to her. “There is a creator here...one of the creator’s of the world tree...he...said that he chose me...” She looked down to her hands, blue runes swirled upon the back of her hands. She had blue runes upon her cheekbones that accented her face nicely. “He said he chose me before I was born...he did something...it gave me power...I can still feel it...” She looked to Mya with her glowing eyes. “I don't feel the same anymore.” She shook her head. “Is it the dream?” She asked softly.
**
“We can’t hold it much longer captain!” Jonsy called over the shouting of men. “We are taking on water! The damn coats blew a hole in the starboard side! The men can’t patch it!”
Leo grit his teeth. “Take the wheel!” He ordered. He rushed down below deck to Kalise’s room. He entered slowly and looked to her and then to Mya. “I know this isn’t the most opportune time...” He spoke as he knelt next to Mya. “I need you to heal the ship, we have a battleship on our ass and I can’t shake it, not until we reach Huvor pass...and it’s dangerous...the tide could lower and leave us high and dry...but it’s too thin for that ship to pass through it...” He grit his teeth as he heard another cannon ball crash into the side of their ship. “I’ve kept Kalise safe this long...we can’t let her down.” He shook Mya gently. “You have to wake up, druid.” He shook her again. The ship swayed violently. Kalise rolled and toppled to the floor. Leo caught Mya. “Damnit.” He groaned as the ship leveled out again. He rushed to Kalise and lifted her limp body onto the bed once more. “Get up!” He tapped Mya’s cheek.
**
“Wait up...” Kalise rushed forward after the glowing being. She looked around the darkness. She could hear voices, whispers. “What is this place?” She asked, her voice soft.
The creator looked to her, “Hm you’ve never heard of the void, young one?” He asked and chuckled. “Ah yes, you are not versed in the dream, or the realms within it.” He waved his hand and the world around them swirled with wind.
Kalise took a step back from him the wind whipped against her body tossing her hair about into her eyes. She looked around though her eyes always gravitated back to his light. Her own eyes were glowing white still, the same hue of white that the creator held.
“We’ve company.” He turned his head, “Maybe that druid can help you find your way, lost sheep?” He chuckled and turned, as he turned he disappeared into a glowing dust that dissipated into the world around her.
Kalise took in a few quick breaths. “Druid...?” She questioned her eyes looked around the dark expanse. She couldn’t see anything at all. She took a step only to hear the cackling of a voice. Her heart began to race. She spun around to be confronted by her memory of Orne being overrun by humans. She backed up from the memory and shook her head. “No...” She turned and rushed away from the memory. She could see the glow of a light in the distance. “Wait!” She cried. “Wait! Creator wait!” She called as she teleported forward. Kalise suddenly slammed into something. She toppled to the ground and the clattering of wood upon the marble surface followed. She took in a sharp breath as her eyes fell upon Mya, her expression was of surprise. “Mya...” She breathed. She looked to the staff that had clattered across the ground, it was only a few feet away but the orb still glowed brightly. “It was you...not the creator...” She whispered. She scrambled to her feet then and helped the druid to her feet. “I’m sorry...I...” She glanced around, the voices still beckoned her. She drew her brows together, “Are you real?” She looked to Mya. She then lowered her eyes. “Did I force you here too?” She questioned. “Wherever here....is...” She looked around the darkness a moment before she grabbed Mya’s staff and handed it to her. “There is a creator here...one of the creator’s of the world tree...he...said that he chose me...” She looked down to her hands, blue runes swirled upon the back of her hands. She had blue runes upon her cheekbones that accented her face nicely. “He said he chose me before I was born...he did something...it gave me power...I can still feel it...” She looked to Mya with her glowing eyes. “I don't feel the same anymore.” She shook her head. “Is it the dream?” She asked softly.
**
“We can’t hold it much longer captain!” Jonsy called over the shouting of men. “We are taking on water! The damn coats blew a hole in the starboard side! The men can’t patch it!”
Leo grit his teeth. “Take the wheel!” He ordered. He rushed down below deck to Kalise’s room. He entered slowly and looked to her and then to Mya. “I know this isn’t the most opportune time...” He spoke as he knelt next to Mya. “I need you to heal the ship, we have a battleship on our ass and I can’t shake it, not until we reach Huvor pass...and it’s dangerous...the tide could lower and leave us high and dry...but it’s too thin for that ship to pass through it...” He grit his teeth as he heard another cannon ball crash into the side of their ship. “I’ve kept Kalise safe this long...we can’t let her down.” He shook Mya gently. “You have to wake up, druid.” He shook her again. The ship swayed violently. Kalise rolled and toppled to the floor. Leo caught Mya. “Damnit.” He groaned as the ship leveled out again. He rushed to Kalise and lifted her limp body onto the bed once more. “Get up!” He tapped Mya’s cheek.