Snippet #2647960

Durandel

Durandel felt the land beneath him heave and upturn as he flew up to the surface. "WAAAAAAAAHHH!" He shouted as he fell flat on his face again and then Dey landed on him once more. "Not...again...," he wheezed as he looked towards Dey, "...Yeah...don't mention it...please, really." He gasped. He then shakily stood to his paws once more as he gave a glare towards Nova. Given his unspoken criticism of his plan thus far. Dey on the other hand looked even more displeased with his plan. Especially at this Dimitrios who seemed to have fun throwing them about like rag dolls.

Then a huge wall appeared behind them and it seemed that there was no other options left but to go on ahead. Perhaps they could drop the act since this Dimitrios is the only one around. All of this ruckus would have certainly drew more wolves to them, but it hasn't. So as far as he could tell they were alone. Still Nova is keeping up the charade as he tries to place a harness on Dey. Durandel sighed. "Curse you Dimitrios and Ausi dogs, you can chain me and work me like a slave but my pride shall never die like the eternal flame of my lord, Phoenix!" Durandel spouted the prideful dogma of his people just to further the charade. He hoped they wouldn't have to act forever...Durandel was terrible at theatrics.

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Meanwhile, the group of Tenneth and Canicus crossed the receding waters of the recent flood. "It looks like they've entered Dimitrios territory." spoke a wolf. "What are they crazy? That fool, Durandel, would be killed on sight!" claimed another. "Quiet! We're going in there!" Barked their leader. "You can't be serious?!" "I am! Now move! I would rather face the blasted Earth Wolves than Prometheus's anger!" He retorted. They cautiously enter. They soon were becoming lost until they heard the rumblings of the Earth. "Sounds like a fight's going on." Spoke a Tenneth. "Well that's a good sign for us, perhaps it's Durandel that's being attack. Come one lets go." commanded their leader. Soon they continued to move cautiously towards the direction the rumblings came from.