The night had drawn on into those early hours of morning where most of the city had slipped into deep slumber, though not quite sunrise yet as the sky still remained darkened over head. Most facilities of the nature that Parson was being held in were designed to keep people in rather than to defend against an attack from the outside, though Sanina expected at least some measures of security as well as potential interference from the Wing City Police Department. Her goal was merely to provide a distraction, and to allow enough of the patients to escape that it would be difficult for the authorities to determine that Parson was the reason behind the attack.
Sanina could not afford to make such a bold public move or have her name implicated in this matter, and so she herself would not be attending the activities to come. However, she had sent Ulviir in her stead, to ensure that Parson made it out safely. Already her numbers were gathering, and she had sent her three finest creations, Scamp, Wulfric and Ursa.
Ursa would be the brunt of the attack, and the demonically twisted bear towered over the rest of her creations, its maw and forepaws mutated and twisted by the demonic taint within the undead abomination. To Ursa's left stood Scamp, a massive black feline, with eyes that seemed to smolder with an inner demonic flame and heated saliva hissed and sizzled as it fell from the beasts maw. And last but not least, to Ursa's right stood Wulfric, the massive wolf twisted near beyond recognition save for the vague canine look to the creature. A pair of large demonic wings protruded from its back, and its eyes blazed a sickening green. The grass beneath its feet rapidly wilted away and died from the necrotic energies and decay contained within its dripping saliva.
As pack leader, Wulfric would be directing Sanina's undead wolf pack that had already gathered and filled the surrounding areas, concealed with the shadows of the night. The pack had grown to thirty strong in these weeks past and only awaited direction. They, unlike the others, were merely mindless puppets and nothing more, lacking the capacity for thought within their rotted and decayed forms.
The final touch to her numbers were the bats Parson himself had collected, several hundred in number. Though not strictly the most dangerous of adversaries, given their size and inability to cause more than superficial surface injuries, they could create a great deal of confusion and visual impairment from their sheer numbers.
The stench of death and decay hung heavy in the air this evening, as Sanina's numbers waited motionless. They would not act until Ulviir had arrived, and the raven she left in his possession would provide her with an inside view of the soon to be unfolding events, while also marking Ulviir as one of her own number, despite Parson having never met him. After all, Parson would recognize the raven.
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The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Tiko on Thu Nov 04, 2010 12:08 pm
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:13 pm
As if with a sudden step from the shadows the vampiric drow Ulviir would step out from the shadows with the raven upon his shoulder and his wolfish grin as he looked upon the building. "The stench of death is very thick here." Ulviir would take a seat and wait for his sign to make his move. (Sorry for how short it is.....kinda had a cruddy writters block)
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Thu Nov 04, 2010 3:06 pm
Parson had no clue he was about to be rescued, though he constantly hoped it would happen soon. All he knew was that he had been confined to his white padded room, that held only a bed. He was considered too much a rick to have more than that, and even the light bulb was untouchable, set deep into the ceiling where he couldn't get to it. Unlike the other rooms he had no sink or toilet. Being a vampire meant he was considered a huge risk to himself. Not that he would do anything.
He hated being locked up in here though, with no way to see out. There was a one way mirror to see in his room of course, but that was about it, and all he could see past that were shadows and shapes. The ten year old was really quite bored. All his powers were suppressed with his imprisonment, thanks to the warding over the compound, and he was much to young to enjoy being alone.
Maybe he shouldn't have started that fight in the lunch room earlier. But it wasn't his fault. The blood they provided was absolutely disgusting and made the fledgling very grumpy indeed.
He hated being locked up in here though, with no way to see out. There was a one way mirror to see in his room of course, but that was about it, and all he could see past that were shadows and shapes. The ten year old was really quite bored. All his powers were suppressed with his imprisonment, thanks to the warding over the compound, and he was much to young to enjoy being alone.
Maybe he shouldn't have started that fight in the lunch room earlier. But it wasn't his fault. The blood they provided was absolutely disgusting and made the fledgling very grumpy indeed.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Tiko on Mon Nov 15, 2010 9:03 am
As Ulvirr made his appearance, the animals went into motion without so much as even a glance in his direction. Ursa took the lead, its lumbering hulk making its way towards the building in slow lumbering strides. The wolf pack followed after Ursa moving to meld out from the surrounding shadows almost as one as they moved, their heads low to the ground and their hackles raised. Wulfric and Scamp remained motionless where they were, and would not be taking part in the evenings activities unless something went very wrong.
The bats that had filled the air overhead suddenly moved as one, diving for the entrance of the building, their forms smashing against the glass doors leading to the reception area. More than a few of the undead bats were broken beyond use by the impact, but their purpose lay in their sheer numbers as the glass cracked and shattered. With passage into the building available now, the bats flooded the place leaving the air darkened from the sheer numbers of bodies packed into the area, all but blotting out visibility.
Wherever the bats could find passage further into the building they did so, shattering windows on doors, even as they tore and shredded their bodies in efforts to tear apart any wiring that barred their way. However there was little chance for the creatures to reach the patients themselves, and were merely a distraction to try and draw the security within the building towards the reception area.
The reason for this would not be evident for several minutes. However, soft growls could be heard rumbling from the throats of the undead canine's outdoors and as the group neared the building, Ursa broke into a lumbering sprint, impressively fast for a creature of its size, and the wolves likewise flooded after it.
Ursa's target was not the main entrance, but rather the wall leading to the cell block that Parson's holding area was located within. Turning its head to the side it rammed its massive shoulder into the wall with the sickening sound of both bone and concrete fragmenting, though the beasts body was already regenerating the injuries as it backed up a few paces.
Another charge and violent collision brought the section of wall down in a cloud of smoke and dust as the wolf pack surged forward, flooding the hall that had been opened up to them. Ursus' massive size made it hard to maneuver within the building itself, but a side to side swipe of its head left the walls on either side of the hall caved in under the impact, though neither cell belonged to Parson.
Locating Parson was Ulvirr's job, the undead were merely creating enough havoc and distractions that no one would be the wiser that Parson was the target of this operation. Sanina hardly wanted authorities led back to herself, which is why Scamp and Wulfric were being held back in reserve. Those two were more easily traceable to Sanina.
The bats that had filled the air overhead suddenly moved as one, diving for the entrance of the building, their forms smashing against the glass doors leading to the reception area. More than a few of the undead bats were broken beyond use by the impact, but their purpose lay in their sheer numbers as the glass cracked and shattered. With passage into the building available now, the bats flooded the place leaving the air darkened from the sheer numbers of bodies packed into the area, all but blotting out visibility.
Wherever the bats could find passage further into the building they did so, shattering windows on doors, even as they tore and shredded their bodies in efforts to tear apart any wiring that barred their way. However there was little chance for the creatures to reach the patients themselves, and were merely a distraction to try and draw the security within the building towards the reception area.
The reason for this would not be evident for several minutes. However, soft growls could be heard rumbling from the throats of the undead canine's outdoors and as the group neared the building, Ursa broke into a lumbering sprint, impressively fast for a creature of its size, and the wolves likewise flooded after it.
Ursa's target was not the main entrance, but rather the wall leading to the cell block that Parson's holding area was located within. Turning its head to the side it rammed its massive shoulder into the wall with the sickening sound of both bone and concrete fragmenting, though the beasts body was already regenerating the injuries as it backed up a few paces.
Another charge and violent collision brought the section of wall down in a cloud of smoke and dust as the wolf pack surged forward, flooding the hall that had been opened up to them. Ursus' massive size made it hard to maneuver within the building itself, but a side to side swipe of its head left the walls on either side of the hall caved in under the impact, though neither cell belonged to Parson.
Locating Parson was Ulvirr's job, the undead were merely creating enough havoc and distractions that no one would be the wiser that Parson was the target of this operation. Sanina hardly wanted authorities led back to herself, which is why Scamp and Wulfric were being held back in reserve. Those two were more easily traceable to Sanina.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:53 pm
Ulviir would only smile and trail after the large bulking beast known as Ursa only to laugh as it would bust through the walls of the instatution and into a cell block filled with the criminally insane, this was far to perfect for its own good. Suddenly the shouts of several guards would be heard as they came into the destroyed cell block only to look upon the group of creatures and then Ulviir. "Stop right there!" One of the guards would yell as he removed a pistol form his holster firing off several shots at the vampiric drow with rapid succesion hitting his target with somewhat ease and dropping Ulviir as if he was nothing. "Fucking bastards we need to call for help quickly before....." Ulviir would suddenly stand and dive at the man showing his fangs to the man who he tackled only to smile deveusly as he removed both of his daggers with unnatural speed from their sheaths and plundging his two knifes deep within the mans body. "I dont have time for week mortals like yourself." Suddenly the assassin would remove his knives from the corpse before him only to jump off from the dead man rush the second man who would begin to fumble with his gun only to meet the same fate as the other letting Ulviir search the two for a something only to find a Key Card and smile. "Now I wonder who I shall set free in this place of clear torture." Ulviir would begin to laugh as he came across one door swipping the keycard down through the scanner only to smile as he came across a deranged man only to move onto the next door doing the same thing as before only to look upon who was sitting within the room and smiling.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Fri Nov 19, 2010 7:22 pm
Security responded promptly, the majority of the forces summoned to the reception area to deal with the undead creatures that had begun to flood the institute. Mages went to work creating nets of magic to seal off the exits, and prevent more, while less enable security guards attempted to shoot down the creatures, failing rather poorly.
That didn't stop them from attempting to protect the institute and do their job. Though they had been trained in what to do in the event of a break out, they were responding rather haphazardly to the [i[break in.[/i]
The crash caught their attention, but each decided to let someone else deal with it, and the small amount of guards not already there, remained at their posts, ensuring none of the prisoner's escaped. The security force wasn't high of course. This was a mental institute, high security or not. That meant there were more doctors than guards, and the doctors had fled further in rather than face the undead horde.
The guards manning the wing Parson was in were less lucky. As Ursa crashed through the wall they began to shoot at the giant undead bear, not doubt doing little damage. The mages had been called away to deal with the bat problem, so they were gun men, not a mage among them.
Panicked, one of the guards called for a mage, but they were no good compared to Ulviir, and at the death of his comrades, the caller quickly fled. He wasn't paid enough to do this, nor trained to deal with this situation!
As Ulviir released the inmates, they fled through the opening.
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Parson heard the crash and sat patiently, though he remained tense. The boy stared at the door intently, impatiently, waiting. It wasn't good to be waiting at the door, just in case. Then the door slowly opened and the vampire stood up, beaming.
"Nina!" He nearly rushed to the doorway, then stopped. "You are not Nina." He looked at Ulviir, sizing him up. "Who're you? You're no Lessard." The boy very nearly didn't go with the other vampire, but then spotted the raven. That was Nina's. He knew the bird well enough.
"I guess I'll go with. Mother must have sent you." He consented warily, but hurried out the door, nervous. He didn't know the vampiric drow after all. "Take me to Mother." He ordered firmly, unwilling to wait in the least. He wanted to go back home.
Who knew a little death and destruction could cause him to be locked up? The boy glanced around, waiting impatiently for Ulviir to show him the way.
That didn't stop them from attempting to protect the institute and do their job. Though they had been trained in what to do in the event of a break out, they were responding rather haphazardly to the [i[break in.[/i]
The crash caught their attention, but each decided to let someone else deal with it, and the small amount of guards not already there, remained at their posts, ensuring none of the prisoner's escaped. The security force wasn't high of course. This was a mental institute, high security or not. That meant there were more doctors than guards, and the doctors had fled further in rather than face the undead horde.
The guards manning the wing Parson was in were less lucky. As Ursa crashed through the wall they began to shoot at the giant undead bear, not doubt doing little damage. The mages had been called away to deal with the bat problem, so they were gun men, not a mage among them.
Panicked, one of the guards called for a mage, but they were no good compared to Ulviir, and at the death of his comrades, the caller quickly fled. He wasn't paid enough to do this, nor trained to deal with this situation!
As Ulviir released the inmates, they fled through the opening.
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Parson heard the crash and sat patiently, though he remained tense. The boy stared at the door intently, impatiently, waiting. It wasn't good to be waiting at the door, just in case. Then the door slowly opened and the vampire stood up, beaming.
"Nina!" He nearly rushed to the doorway, then stopped. "You are not Nina." He looked at Ulviir, sizing him up. "Who're you? You're no Lessard." The boy very nearly didn't go with the other vampire, but then spotted the raven. That was Nina's. He knew the bird well enough.
"I guess I'll go with. Mother must have sent you." He consented warily, but hurried out the door, nervous. He didn't know the vampiric drow after all. "Take me to Mother." He ordered firmly, unwilling to wait in the least. He wanted to go back home.
Who knew a little death and destruction could cause him to be locked up? The boy glanced around, waiting impatiently for Ulviir to show him the way.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Sat Nov 20, 2010 2:14 am
Ulviir would look down at the whelp who barked his orders to him only to show what appeared to be a look of anger and hatred for the child already, had he not heard of what work he had done before or was he as brain dead as most of the people who he come in contact with, it mattered not as he would step just outside of the cell and offer to him the entrance that Ursa had made. "Brat I would suggest you watch your tungue or you may find it within a jar, just follow me and dont be slow." Ulviir would begin to quickly walk out of the institute still with both daggers in hand and ready to strike down all who got in his way. "Your mother may have hired me to bring you back but I assure you I will not be talked to like some slave do you understand." Ulviir would whisper as he began to look back to the child.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Tiko on Sat Nov 27, 2010 7:52 pm
Ursa was rapidly making short work of the place as it took down another wall, pausing only to shake itself free of the rubble. The closed confinements were difficult for the massive abomination to maneuver within but it did create a massive bulk for the guards to have to try and deal with, offering little chance to get around it to pursue the escaping inmates. The bullets from the guards struck true, though seemed to have little effect on the enraged creature.
The wolves scattered amongst the halls, creating more confusion and havoc in their wake as they tore down any guards in their path. No doubt the wing city police were already en route, but Parson and Ulviir would only need a few minutes to vacate the premise.
The bats in the reception area fell by the dozens, seeing as there were so many to not be hit by sheer chance, though the survivors swarmed the guards, their bites causing painful though ultimately superficial lacerations across vulnerable flesh.
The crow atop Ulviir's shoulder meanwhile let out an angry caw, snapping it's beak at his ear. Brat or not, Sanina didn't take well to anyone threatening Parson, even if he did deserve it. Her displeasure was evident in the crow's actions.
The wolves scattered amongst the halls, creating more confusion and havoc in their wake as they tore down any guards in their path. No doubt the wing city police were already en route, but Parson and Ulviir would only need a few minutes to vacate the premise.
The bats in the reception area fell by the dozens, seeing as there were so many to not be hit by sheer chance, though the survivors swarmed the guards, their bites causing painful though ultimately superficial lacerations across vulnerable flesh.
The crow atop Ulviir's shoulder meanwhile let out an angry caw, snapping it's beak at his ear. Brat or not, Sanina didn't take well to anyone threatening Parson, even if he did deserve it. Her displeasure was evident in the crow's actions.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Sat Nov 27, 2010 8:31 pm
Parson chose to ignore the drow assassin's words, though he certainly kept up, moving fast enough he nearly passed him at some points. He wanted out of here quickly, and the path that the drow had taken was relatively obvious. The boy stopped however, when he heard footsteps, and turned around.
"Someone's coming. Let's go another way." It wasn't as if he had anything to fight with right now, and besides which, if they had guns, he'd be killed. A bullet to the heart would stop pretty much anything.
The boy took off down another hall, looking for a possible exit that way. It shouldn't be too much longer. He was pretty certain this was the way to the outdoor area, next to the cafeteria. He had been there once or twice.
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In the lobby one of the mages had finally calmed down enough to realize they were fighting undead bats and casts a powerful dispel to get rid of the bats in the area. The bat corpses fell from where they were and began to rain down the workers. They took what cover they could, but one of the mages quickly forced them out of it.
"Hurry! We have to check the entire building. There was a call from the Western Wing for aid. Pair up a mage with a gun to make sure everything is where it should be. If you run into any inmates, stun them! Don't kill them!" The mage urged, finding a 'gun' to work with and hurrying upstairs to check the integrity of the cells.
"Someone's coming. Let's go another way." It wasn't as if he had anything to fight with right now, and besides which, if they had guns, he'd be killed. A bullet to the heart would stop pretty much anything.
The boy took off down another hall, looking for a possible exit that way. It shouldn't be too much longer. He was pretty certain this was the way to the outdoor area, next to the cafeteria. He had been there once or twice.
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In the lobby one of the mages had finally calmed down enough to realize they were fighting undead bats and casts a powerful dispel to get rid of the bats in the area. The bat corpses fell from where they were and began to rain down the workers. They took what cover they could, but one of the mages quickly forced them out of it.
"Hurry! We have to check the entire building. There was a call from the Western Wing for aid. Pair up a mage with a gun to make sure everything is where it should be. If you run into any inmates, stun them! Don't kill them!" The mage urged, finding a 'gun' to work with and hurrying upstairs to check the integrity of the cells.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Sun Nov 28, 2010 5:39 pm
Ulviir would move hhis head as the crow would snap at him only to nod knowing he had done wrong to speak that way to the child but would begin to wonder why one child was aloud to act in such a way, was there no one responsible enough to teach a child manners now a days? The drow would turn to look as Parson rushed the opposite way of him and down a hall only to take off after the kid as quickly as he could trying to keep up noting what was said. "Our exit was clear and yet you want to take the long way?" Ulviir actually didnt mind this but began to wonder if the child new of anouther rout from this horrid place, he had been here for some time after all.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Tiko on Thu Dec 02, 2010 6:13 pm
As the undead bat swarm was struck down with a dispel magic spell, the few survivors scattered and withdrew from the building, leaving the floor littered with the bodies of the hundreds that had been destroyed.
Further into the building, the wolves had scattered down the various hallways and passages, tearing down guards that crossed their paths, filling the building with the screams of the dying. Some guards were left alive, mauled and mutilated, others had their throats torn out. Unfortunately, as they encountered the guards paired with magic users, the wolves initial momentum, having been reliant on chaos and confusion, would falter under the mobilizing organization.
The wolves would succumb to the dispels, though any attempts to exploit that trick against Ursa would be met with failure. The enraged creature was beyond the mere animation that the wolves and bats were. The demonic entity that resided within the abomination had a self-sustaining life of its own.
The closed quarters were creating a never ending source of complications for the behemoth though, given the cramped quarters it was working in. What should have been an all but unstoppable wrecking ball of strength and destruction, was contained within the tight passages. The damages that followed its path were still quite devastating though, and it was headed further into the institution, seeing as the guards would no doubt be swarming to its location, leaving the patients escaping elsewhere, mostly overlooked in favor of the greater threat. Or so that was Sanina's hopes as she watched on through the eyes of her pets.
It pained her to lose Ursa, but the chances of the creature making it out intact once the police arrived were slim. Furthermore, such a large creature was easily pursued, and she couldn't risk the police being led back to her. With the attack on the facility going well, Scamp and Wulfric had withdrawn from their vantage points and vacated the area the moment the sounds of sirens were picked up in the distance.
Further into the building, the wolves had scattered down the various hallways and passages, tearing down guards that crossed their paths, filling the building with the screams of the dying. Some guards were left alive, mauled and mutilated, others had their throats torn out. Unfortunately, as they encountered the guards paired with magic users, the wolves initial momentum, having been reliant on chaos and confusion, would falter under the mobilizing organization.
The wolves would succumb to the dispels, though any attempts to exploit that trick against Ursa would be met with failure. The enraged creature was beyond the mere animation that the wolves and bats were. The demonic entity that resided within the abomination had a self-sustaining life of its own.
The closed quarters were creating a never ending source of complications for the behemoth though, given the cramped quarters it was working in. What should have been an all but unstoppable wrecking ball of strength and destruction, was contained within the tight passages. The damages that followed its path were still quite devastating though, and it was headed further into the institution, seeing as the guards would no doubt be swarming to its location, leaving the patients escaping elsewhere, mostly overlooked in favor of the greater threat. Or so that was Sanina's hopes as she watched on through the eyes of her pets.
It pained her to lose Ursa, but the chances of the creature making it out intact once the police arrived were slim. Furthermore, such a large creature was easily pursued, and she couldn't risk the police being led back to her. With the attack on the facility going well, Scamp and Wulfric had withdrawn from their vantage points and vacated the area the moment the sounds of sirens were picked up in the distance.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Thu Dec 02, 2010 9:14 pm
Parson had manners only when he absolutely had to. The boy headed towards the recess area and rolled his eyes at Ulviir's protesting. "Get your ears checked. People were coming." He pointed out, clearly miffed. The boy paused and listened. "And I got no gun so I'm not going against armed guards. Plus, the people here are dangerous lunatics, you know." And what did that say about Parson?
The boy hurried into the cafeteria area, glad it was relatively empty. Nonetheless he made his way to the locked doors out as fast as he could, staying low and out of sight. The boy glared at the door and looked to Ulviir. "You got a key right? The furniture and decorations all bolted down." He explanation, and peered at the window. "Plus, there's a cop just barely out of hearing distance. I think we can get around him without him noticing." The boy waited impatiently for the drow assassin to open the door for him, rather lacking in a key card.
The boy hurried into the cafeteria area, glad it was relatively empty. Nonetheless he made his way to the locked doors out as fast as he could, staying low and out of sight. The boy glared at the door and looked to Ulviir. "You got a key right? The furniture and decorations all bolted down." He explanation, and peered at the window. "Plus, there's a cop just barely out of hearing distance. I think we can get around him without him noticing." The boy waited impatiently for the drow assassin to open the door for him, rather lacking in a key card.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Fri Dec 03, 2010 10:56 am
Ulviir would grumble slightly as he followed after the boy but when presented with the obstical of the door he would simply walk up without listening to the boy and unlock the door to the next area. "We do not have much time for chit chat at this point just lead the way if you know the best way out besides our first escape route." he hated to admit it but this child knew a thing or two and would make an excelent apprentice if there ever was a chance like hell for Ulviir to actually deal with the runt.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Fri Dec 03, 2010 7:18 pm
Parson slipped out the door and around the police as the arrived, running full force towards the city and his mother. Once they were far enough from the institute, the boy let out a happy whoop of joy. "I'm free!" He very nearly did a happy dance there and then. The little boy grinned brightly at Ulviir.
"Take me to my Mom now!" Belatedly he tacks on: "Please!"
He would be with his mother super duper soon! And he could see Beth, and Uriel, but most importantly he would be with his family again.
And hopefully Sanina would not be too angry with him.
"Take me to my Mom now!" Belatedly he tacks on: "Please!"
He would be with his mother super duper soon! And he could see Beth, and Uriel, but most importantly he would be with his family again.
And hopefully Sanina would not be too angry with him.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Tiko on Sat Dec 04, 2010 8:50 am
Sanina remained in the same location she had previously spoken with Ulviir, the wing city gardens. Things were going well, and she was quite pleased as she gently stroked the kitten in her lap, oblivious to the strench it was exuding from its decaying form. The morbid skeletal remains of the dead child were present as well, cradled within the crook of her arm, and her familiar lullaby filled the night air, ominous and chillingly eerie.
The sun would be rising soon, but for the time being, the evening was still cast in the darkness of the early morning hours. Time enough for Ulviir to bring Parson to her, and to return to father's manor. It wouldn't be prudent for the child to continue staying in the hotel over Gambit's after all, given his soon to be 'wanted' status.
Though that brought up concerns of Bethany as well, for the girl most certainly would want to stay with her brother. But such matters could be addressed later, for now, all that mattered was that Parson would be back where he belonged soon. It was a cruel thing, to keep a child from its mother, and one she would not abide for long.
The sun would be rising soon, but for the time being, the evening was still cast in the darkness of the early morning hours. Time enough for Ulviir to bring Parson to her, and to return to father's manor. It wouldn't be prudent for the child to continue staying in the hotel over Gambit's after all, given his soon to be 'wanted' status.
Though that brought up concerns of Bethany as well, for the girl most certainly would want to stay with her brother. But such matters could be addressed later, for now, all that mattered was that Parson would be back where he belonged soon. It was a cruel thing, to keep a child from its mother, and one she would not abide for long.
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by Marcus on Sat Dec 04, 2010 1:20 pm
/me would follow close by the child and when he stopped to ask Ulviir to take him to his mother the drow assassin would smile slightly offering a single hand. "The follow me and take my hand." If the boy would take Ulviirs hand they would both shadow step but something was different from the way the drow did this compaired to Uriel and that is that only within a matter of seconds did it seem to take to appear within the gardens and before Sanina. Ulviir would fall upon one knee before the vampire who he served and would vanish right afterwords leaving behind three simple words. "For you Sanina."
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Re: The Carthurian High Sec Institute ( )
by DemiKara on Sat Dec 04, 2010 1:42 pm
Parson looked pleased as he could possibly be, having taking Ulviir's hand and finding himself in front of his mother. "Mother!" The boy raced over to her, and stopped just in front of her uncertainly, practically vibrating with eager excitement. The boy decided that he could certainly get away with it, and made to hug his mother, happy that he was with her once more.
"Mother, look! I'm free!" He seemed as pleased as could be with this result. After all. He was home again, or at least free, and that was simply a wonderful, wonderful thing. "I've missed you terribly mother, Bethany too. and Jezebell of course." It was important to include his youngest sister. He remembered that much.
"Mother, look! I'm free!" He seemed as pleased as could be with this result. After all. He was home again, or at least free, and that was simply a wonderful, wonderful thing. "I've missed you terribly mother, Bethany too. and Jezebell of course." It was important to include his youngest sister. He remembered that much.
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