Kaveh's Story

Summanus

Summanus noticed BattleDemon growling at him and he wasn't sure why but he assumed it was their quick movements. He knew these wolves are injured and wouldn't be able to keep up with someone as healthy as Summanus. Naturally he would have slow down to be courteous but their captors wouldn't allow it. At this point they must be dragging them along. Summanus looked over to her and spoke, "I apologize for the rush but I would slow down if it weren't for our captors." Summanus spoke. Summanus looked at the she-wolf and saw that she was staring down at the ground. There was nothing there but dirt and her shadow. He wondered why she was staring so intently at her shadow. Summanus didn't see anything out of the ordinary and decided to keep on walking.

Durandel

Durandel was pushed along with Alina as they made the cover ground quickly. They wanted them there by morning as he saw the night creep around them. It will be dark soon and Durandel was a bit worried that some of the others wouldn't make it. He has seen once before if an injured wolf pushed himself further, they end up worse than they once was. Durandel's face was apparent with discomfort and anger. Anyone who saw him, would know he absolutely is hating every second of this. It's a wonder why he hasn't exploded just yet. Durandel did his best to keep his outrage in check as he knew they would have to reach Rashid before anything can be done.

Schemeko

Schemeko has been unusually quiet, except for the occasional chuckle. No Schemeko was deep in thought at them moment as he walked along etching closer to their destination. Schemeko was actually eager to meet this Rashid and find out more about the crystals. Thoughts twist and turned in his mind as they approached closer, thinking of their first meeting with this wolf. Schemeko couldn't wait.

Cerise

As they continued to trudge along, twilight had already passed and now the shimmering rays of the sun were becoming visible behind the horizon. But what was really astonishing was that it looked as if it set the entire mountaintops on fire. Sweeping a golden hue over the snow topped mountains. She would have taken out her sketchbook by now if it weren't for the gloomy fact that they were being held captive and taken to a prison who was owned by a wolf named Rashid. Somehow, the name sounded familiar to her. She just couldn't pinpoint where she has heard it...

The light continued to stretch across the plains making the prison a little bit more visible, unfortunately. As they continued to near the mouth, the clanking of the chains from the ceiling and deep within the cave reached her ears. Great, were they going to have to deal with all of that racket? Her eyes observed the walls of the cave and she realized there was no gate. Or...at least nothing to hold the prisoners in...Plus, there were the multiple holes in the side so it wasn't like SkyDancers territory. One entrance. One exit. On further notice however, the wolves that were holding them captive(Excluding Kaveh) seemed as if they were set on two things. Making others miserable and fulfilling one goal that was chosen by this Rashid they mentioned.

Kaveh

They passed the gate and into the dark grey corridors of the cave. Multiple caverns surrounded them as they entered the rigid cavity. Kaveh turned his nose toward the far east of the cave toward a narrow hallow that smelled damp. "This way." Kaveh barks sternly and they headed to the cells. As they walked, they passed a flowing waterfall that dropped into a small body of water. From the deepest end, Arlynes broke through the waters surface and swam to shore while others jumped back in and dove back into the water.

Kaveh led the way as the walls around them only became narrower and narrower until it opened back up revealing many empty cells. Kaveh walked over to one of the chambers and unlocked the door with a key he had attached to a necklace around his neck. The bar door screeched as it opened. "Alright, get in..." Kaveh say blandly. The guards did not hesitate in shoving the wolves in. The Strigoi had the job of biting off the chains until every one of them was free from their metallic grasp.

Once everything was finished and situated, Kaveh closed the door and observed the group closely. Once he decided everything was in check, he locked the cell door. "Rashid will be with you in a minute." Kaveh says before he strode out of the entrance.

Rashid

Rashid watched over his cliff at the wolves leaving and entering the different passages. "Rashid sir. The prisoners are here." Kaveh suddenly interrupted the older wolfs thoughts. Rashid sighed, "Okay. I'll be there soon." He says before lifting his wings and flying toward the cells.

Rashid

"I must say, it certainly has gloom and doom!""Yes a great evil hideout!""but there is one part of the decor I must ask about." "The crystals...the Aonghus Crystals I think it's called...yeah that's an interesting style choice,""...I would like to learn a little bit more about that myself." Definitely pleased with the Hemlocks response, Rashid answers kindly, "Why thank you. Now the Aonghus Crystals..." He pauses to think a moment. "They are forged here in this prison. In fact, it was a complete accident that we found them. You see, one of my wolves stumbled upon them. Unfortunately, he lost his powers and his ability to speak. He became...A normal wolf, if I must put it that way. Anyways, it did give us a direct route to the crystals...However, I'm not entirely sure what to do with them...It seemed everything was flowing smoothly until they came along. Now Kaveh wants to include them in my plan." He sighs. "Its all business with that guy..." He states dully. Rashid's eyes scanned the group and he noticed Battles odd behavior. Her sudden tensing up. The way her eyes shifted from one of her friends to another. The burning fire in her eyes that seemed almost too recognizable for Rashid. It was the fire to kill.

Rashid cleared his throat. "Uh, Lestat! Put BattleDemon in a separate cage before she eats her friends!" Rashid barks at the Strigoi as he opens the cage just enough to let the Strigoi's slim body through the door. Lestat bares his teeth at the Alva before sinking his two long fangs into the back of her neck. The teeth acted as hooks as he dragged the Alva out of the cell and into the one across her friends. Rashid watched, and once the two were out of his field of vision, he switched to hearing. His ears swiveled back, facing the back cells until Nova spoke.

"If we are as tired and annoyed as you say we are, you would know that we despise any word that comes from your mouth that is unproductive. Please save your pleasantries until after we are happily enslaved." "Well, someone's a bit snappy this morning..." Rashid mutters. These wolves reminded him of small pups who skipped out on a few hours of sleep. He begins to chuckle. "Hehe, trust me Nova. There is nothing 'happily' about being enslaved..." He chuckles. His overall facial expression droops as another silence drones on. "Er...I've been meaning to ask a small, tiny, favor from you all...Uh...You see, I have come up with an idea that involves some wolves such as you all..." Rashid says slowly. "Now I know you all might not be listening, or even care to hear but...I've come up with a small game called Elemental Battles. I was just wondering if you might want to participate. But I know you and your friends have been through so much, you might not want to partake in these games. I don't know...I just thought I might as well share with you my idea."

"The objective of the game is to knock out the other opponent using only your elemental abilities. The rules are simple really...No killing. No escaping the arena and no using 'regular' attacks...." Another silence. "Hmm...Well, I've been told that I'm a very negotiable guy. If you participate and make it 'entertaining', I might consider sparing your lives...If you participate of course." Rashids ears flick as he gets up from his sitting position. "I guess I'll be going. I'll give you all some time to think about it. In the meantime, the Oreja and Strigoi will be watching over you...Howl once you've made your decision." He says with a crazed grin before he trots out of the room.

Kaveh

Kaveh paced outside of the cell hallway. He had heard every single word the older wolf and the prisoners uttered. He was completely outraged that the wolf would even consider letting these wolves go. Didn't he say he wanted to torture them? Make them wish they were never born? Kaveh stops moving once he hears the sound of Rashid coming. As the Zalika passes by the Kamarian, Kaveh jumps out of the shadows and grabs the wolfs scruff, pulling him into the field of darkness. "Are you crazy. This move could risk your entire prison! Have you seen what this small group of wolves are capable of!?" Kaveh growls. Rashid appears to be a bit surprised. "Oh come on Kaveh. Look at them. They are exhausted and hungry. They couldn't even work up the strength to fight back my wolves...Seriously Kaveh. Don't you know a little thing called sympathy?" Kaveh huffs. "A true villain has no sympathy. And from the stories it seemed that you were an insane cold blooded murderer." Rashid sighs. "Well they did get the insane part right, but those are just stories Kaveh...Tell me, did either one of those stories tell the reason of why I actually became the Brain Washer?" Kaveh stayed silent. "I thought so..." Rashid states before he walks out of the field and toward his chambers.

The shadows around Kaveh disappeared and he looked through the hall. Any wolves that stood in his way would die and those wolves and Rashid were one of them. His eyes fixated on the shadows of the guards. "I promise wolves to make your lives misery." Kavehs ears flattened against his head as his eyes shifted from the cell hallway to Rashid. "And I promise to take over this prison...as soon as you are killed..."

Rashid

Rashid studied the arena. The Dimitrios had cleared some of the rubble and now here was a refurbished arena at his paw steps. The whole idea of the games was getting him excited. He walked out to the middle of the clearing and looked up at the dark ceiling. Nothing but rock, metal bars, and chains dangling loosely. He frowns. Those wolves...The bad part of him. The half that wanted revenge on all the wolf packs hated them. Hated them for intruding. Hating them for delaying his plans...But the, good part. The half that has been wanting to forgive the packs, admired them. Admiring them for their teamwork. Admiring them for their friendship and strength. They weren't even supposed to like each other. But they did. Rashid looks down at his paws and smiles. Maybe...There was hope for Nigerius after all. His thoughts were interrupted by an Avira flying across the top of the cave, rattling the chains. Rashid gains his dark demeanor almost instantly and shakes off the thoughts in his head before he flies off toward his chambers.

Kaveh

Kaveh wandered around the hallways until he reached the cell hall. He growls and walks up to the prisoners cell. "Well well well...Looks like Miss alpha got her own little cage hmm...To weak to fight back Alva?" Kaveh taunts. His eyes rest on the others. "Hahaha...I'm surprised our little heroes haven't tried to escape yet..." Kaveh mutters audibly."Have you all made up your mind yet? I'm getting impatient with all the waiting..." Kaveh growls. He paces on the outside of the cell and growls at the ground. Kaveh had already come up with the perfect plan for getting rid of Rashid. Now all he had to do was wait and see what the gang of wolves chose. But waiting was never really the Kamarians' game.

Itzal

Itzal wandered around the lonely forests. The trees around him looked...weak. To others the trees would appear the same. A tree. But someone who has lived on Nigerius for an eternity knows the great changes that have occurred. Cold air drifted through his hollow skull as he surveyed the small area. He stopped abruptly at the sound of splashing. His ears flicked toward the brush and he walked on toward the small noise. Once he was through the brush his head pointed toward the noise. To his amusement, he spots a rather unusual Arlyne pup who had just missed a small fish. Seemingly frustrated, he began to swim on the opposite bank. Itzal chuckled at the pups minor attempt. It was amusing to think that he of all gods would stumble upon such a sight. Oh just his luck. A chat with the young up is all he needs to brighten up his day. His nose however, detected the scent of another adult wolf nearby so he decided to keep the chat a little snappy before he would be heading off again.

"Hmm... Young Arlyne! I'm well impressed with your swimming abilities and I'm quite famished from my long trip. You see...An Alvan like me has no experience whatsoever with fishing so I was wondering if you could maybe catch me a fish or two...." He speaks over the soft current of the river.

"Then why delay the inevitable? Throw us in the ring already, or just kill us now to save everyone the trouble." Nova responded to the arrogant Kaveh. Besides, the best chance they actually had at escaping was when they were taken out of the cage. At it took was a small moment of confusion in the transition. A dropped key. A loud noise. A pair of guards more interested in their own conversation than a train of prisoners. It was natural for one to not be able to cope with surprises well, and even the most seamless of plans could fall apart at an unexpected event. It was knowing that any opportunity of escaping Nova had laid outside the cage was what kept him impatient.

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Lost in his own thoughts, it was only when the strange Alva wolf spoke to him that young Tiberius realized that he was there. Although he had become naturally distrustful of strangers over the past few days, Tiberius was at least relieved that this wasn't one of those warrior wolves. But that was about the only relief Tiberius could salvage in this situation. Upon hearing the request of the odd looking wolf, Tiberius' first instinct of course was to swim far, far away. The eyes, the voice, the fur! They were all so odd to the young wolf. But the thing that struck the Arlyne most of all was the stranger's long tail. It rather reminded him of an eel, and in to Tiberius this probably meant that this wolf was as fast as one in water.

Not exactly a fan of being gobbled up from refusing and running, Tiberius decided to appease this stranger. Although he tried to suppress it, a nervous stutter came out in his voice while he replied "S-sure s-si-sir, I hope y-ya don't mind if its r-raw!" Without waiting for a response to his garble of words, Tiberius dived back into the deepest part of the stream, with a new-found fervor of a wolf who's very life hung in the balance.

Schemeko

Schemeko nodded at Alina as he noticed Kaveh at the cage. He was restless and wanted us out into the arena and although he acted as if furthering Rashid's plans, he wanted to further his own. Schemeko walked up to the front of the cage to see Kaveh and he spoke to him. "I apologize for the rather curt reply from my associate great Kaveh." Schemeko spoke in an appeasing manner. "I can tell your excited to see us hurt each other, all in some grand game for your personal entertainment." "Or at least Rashid is." Schemeko spoke. "Speaking of Rashid...I've noticed out of all of the wolves here your not brain-washed it seems in any way." "I wonder why that is hm?" "What are you exactly to Rashid?" "You can't possibly be the leader in all of this, so if your not the boss then you must be a lackey." Schemeko spoke as he gave a grin.

Summanus

Summanus wasn't sure what Schemeko was up to. It seemed to him he was only going to get Kaveh upset. Schemeko and Nova's words are probably going to get them all killed. Summanus was about to say something until he noticed Schemeko with a certain gleam in his eyes. He seemed very confident in all of this. Summanus wasn't sure to be relived or worried. Summanus then turned his attention to Durandel who was obviously giving of a low growl. Summanus assumed Durandel was prepared to fight and well he supposes he's ready to.

Itzal

Itzal opened his mouth to speak, just as the wolf dove into the clear waters. Itzal slowly closed his mouth shut and waited alongside the river. Over that fairly quick little response, the Alvan god had peered into the very past of the young Arlyne. The god had quickly learned during his childhood how to control his 'sightseeing' whereas, almost all Alvas now can't hardly look into another's eyes and witness a small tid-bit of tragedy. Itzal has learned quite a lot. The Arlyne ran away, met another pup, then a Kamarian.......Itzal's mouth had gone from shut, to just slightly open. This...Can't be right....He looked a little deeper. Ha! This is it! So the mighty Pharaoh's prediction has come true!!! He thought gleefully. "Wolves of different elements working together to stay alive, will venture across Nigerius and put an end to Ixtec and restore life to Nigerius, and peace among its packs." He recites Pharaohs prediction. Now the gods would have found the wolves sooner if his nephew hadn't blocked their view to Nigerius. The gods were forced to walk among the mortals in search of this small band of wolves...They had just recently given up but now..."'Aisha is going to be so jealous!!" He speaks happily. His tail flicking ever so slightly and the god would have been smiling if it wasn't for his skull.

Itzal looked a bit deeper and found only a small glimpse of the true wolves. Still, this pup could probably lead him to them. If not, then he knew a much smaller one that could help him. And it seems that the hybrid was wandering close by...

Rashid, Kaveh, and Cerise

Kaveh was about ready to blow their cell up in pieces if Rashid hadn't flown up. "So, did they make their decision?" Rashid spoke. Kaveh speaks, trying his hardest not to growl at the older wolf. "They said they would participate..." Rashid beamed, "Alright then, bring them out!" He calls. Almost instantly, a group of Kamarians appeared out of the shadows. Tentacle like structures grabbed the wolves bodies immobilizing their hostages. Kaveh opened the cell door before the wolves were dragged out of the cells and led, by Rashid, out of the hallway.

After ten minutes of walking through twists and turns, the wolves came across box like rooms with one of the walls missing from the front so the rooms were exposed for the group to see. Cerise was absolutely astounded. It was like small sections of their homes. One room was attuned to Ausi wolves because icicles hung from the ceiling and snow covered the ground. Another was attuned to Canicus because small streams of lava flowed through the walls, ceiling, and ground. Cerise's eyes darted across the boxes until she came across what looked like to be hers. Her room had a moderately large tree growing out of the side. The leaves bristled from an unknown current of wind that seemed endless.

Rashid chuckles, "I hope you like your rooms. I tried to fix them up as close to the real thing as possible but...They could use a little bit more work." After his statement, the Kamarians tentacles broke off of one another as each individual was led to their own room. Since there was one short however, Rashid had to lead Nova to his room. The older wolf glanced at the Ausi before speaking. "You have a few hours of rest before the games...Any questions?" He says as they reach the room. The tentacles around the Ausi seemed to loosen ever so slightly. A Dimitrios positioned himself at the end of the hallway, ready to make the missing wall as soon as Rashid was finished with the Ausi and everyone was freed.

Itzal

Itzal darted through the forest. Of course, faster than the normal wolf. His long body and tail often reminded others of a cheetah gliding over the Savannah. He wasn't near as fast as them, but it was pretty close. After an hour or so of nonstop running, Itzal concluded his trek with a halt right in front of this so called 'Rashids Prison'. Observing the horrendous decor and frightening guards, Itzal grins. He carefully walks up toward the obsidian black guard who tensed upon the sight of the deity. "Halt! You shall not pass unless-" The guard was cut short before his eyes turned black as the deity gazed into the eyes of the other. Inside the very depths of the guards mind, Itzal unraveled the small snippet of memory of a couple of familiar wolves seen a while ago. Itzals grin would have widened if it weren't for the fact that they had apparently been trapped by this Rashid fellow. Oh well. It was their situation now. Not his. And if the wolves in the prophecy could make it this far, they could surely make it out of this predicament.

Cerise

The white wolf couldn't help but drift into a light doze. The excruciating hours Rashid was making them wait was becoming unbearable. Like slowly running knives down bare flesh. Torture. The howling and restlessness of the others awakened her and she reluctantly stood. Her exhausted mind mistaking her location to be in Era somewhere. However, her daydreaming lasted for a couple of seconds before vanishing into thin air. She was in Rashids prison. About to kill her friends. Cerise looks down at the ground, whimpering prayers under her breath. This pitiful sight didn't last any longer until the room walls, leading them into the arena, abruptly slid down into the ground in a matter of seconds. A piercing light blinded her eyes as she stepped out of the tiny room and into a much larger extent.

Uncanny eyes shifted from around her, to her sides scanning the area for her friends. A voice interrupted her from doing so any further. "Greetings wolves!...." The voice began. Cerise scanned the perimeter to see Rashid standing on a tall cliff that out looked the entire arena. "I hope you found your break rather helpful in regaining those extra senses back lost from sleep deprivation!" Cackling could be heard and Cerise scowls. "Alright, allow me to cover some rules...Attack using only your elemental abilities! Don't die! And uhm...That's about it! The arena will be attuned to one element so...Watch your step!" Cerise couldn't help but raise an eyebrow before the ground below her began to rumble. She immediately backs up and, taking her previous spot, rose a great green tree. The same thing continues until, surrounding her, was the thickest forest she had ever seen. Beautiful green grass slipped through her toes and the leaves from the trees sifted from an unknown current of wind. A ball of light formed in the commotion resembling the sun. It would have been beautiful, if Rashids voice hadn't boomed out over the field, reminding her of where she was. "From this point on, let the battles begin!"

Instead of the booming cheer of the crowd, she heard nothing. Just...stillness. Silence. In fact, the last she recalled of the audience was...nothing. Just a few wolves who hadn't been brainwashed. The real spectators were Rashid and Kaveh. Cerise studied her surroundings, realizing she couldn't spot a wolf in this kind of forest, Cerise starts her trek into the woods. She wouldn't use her wings just yet. Flying would result in automatic death, or the enemy behind her heels. She would just have to stay on the ground, for now.

Summanus and Schemeko

Summanus tilted his head towards BattleDemon in attention. He considered the options and found a good start thanks to the dead wolf ahead of them. "My guess is to follow straight ahead." "That fellow dead over there came down from the central tunnel." "Judging from that there must be some sort of entrance up there, which will be our exit." Summanus spoke. He then stepped forward as he headed for the central tunnel.

Schemeko followed casually behind, with Fox and Cerise. They kept a smooth pace as they allowed BattleDemon to follow them.

Durandel

Durandel noticed Alina made it out. Happy he left his hiding spot and when down to meet her. Before he could catch her she left towards where Nova went. While he wondered about the others he worried getting too near Dimitrios would be a problem. He doesn't need to be a prisoner again. Still he had to make sure about the others before leaving for the Vulcans. So he left in the general direction Nova went, hoping to bump into Alina soon. He hugged the brush and trees to avoid a Dimtrios or Asui detection. Hopefully he wasn't making a mistake.

Kaveh

The Kamarian leader was upset to hear of the apparent cave in at the entrance. His Kamarian scouts reported Dimitrios and the Asui prisoner that escaped. Rashid expressed his want for the retrieval of his entertainment. That and he would most certainly love to have the Dimtrios dead, he doesn't want so much intrusions. Growling, Kaveh barked orders at the mind-controlled Dimitrios as they went to unseal the cave. They noticed ice as they began to excavate. Kaveh even more peeved of these impediments called for Tenneths to melt in sequence of removal. This process would take time, time he wasn't sure they had. He worried of added Dimitrios forces. If they brought a significant force, he would have to risk all of his Kamarians to fight them back. That would be counter-productive to his plans.

All the while Rashid would probably care less, but this does forward his plans. If such attention will go on, then Rashid will have to execute his plans. Hopefully it's just a few deviants or scouts. Easy to manage and easy to cover up. In the meantime Kaveh overlooked the unblocking of the cave entrance, from there Kamarians will ambush whoever is foolish enough to stay on the outside.

Durandel

Durandel slightly confused by Nova's words slowly looked up at the sky. There didn't seem to be anything wrong though their did seem to be some missing stars. Though how can he be sure, it's not like he looks up at the sky every evening. Another thing all did was remind him of him. The bright fires of the Vulcans always seem to blot out the night time sky. Very little stars can be seen in the fires of those mountains. Durandel supposes it is strange to see such a thing outside of those mountains, but he didn't pay no mind to it as he looked down at Nova.

"Well maybe, but I wouldn't be able to venture a guess on anything really." "With everything that has been going on, I'm not sure if there is room for surprises." "In any case shouldn't we be more concerned about the others, rather than stars?" Durandel asked. Even so he does hope they can find another way out.


Summanus and Schemeko

So far so good. The group wandered down the extensive tunnels made by Rashid's mind controlled miners. Despite their harvesting of the Aonghus Crystals, it seemed little else was being used down here. Still Summanus is not going to venture any further through these tunnels. The last thing they need is to lose their powers or their minds. They covertly followed the Kamarians through the tunnels. Yet what seemed to be empty space soon turned into a large group of them. Immediately Summanus told them to stand back in a hushed tone as the others went to do the same.

"Oh joy, a going away party." "And here I thought we were forgotten, silly me." Schemeko spoke in a sarcastically amusing way. "Hush it seems they're talking." Summanus spoke as he listened in. As he overheard the chatter he gain the most important info as he reported what he heard. "Well the good news is, we are very close to the way we came in." Summanus spoke. "And the bad?" Fox asked. "The entrance is caved in." Summanus respond. "I fail to see the bad news, oh wait you mean to escape through their front door, excellent plan." Schemeko spoke with biting sarcasm. "It's not all for loss." "They have the majority of their crew trying to dig through." "Thats were all the Dimitrios and Kamarians went to." "All we need to do is wait for them to clear our exit and then we escape." Summanus spoke.

"Yeah and what about those Kamarians? I'm sure there not here to dig." Schemeko spoke. "They're going to be helping us escape." "You see they are there to ambush whoever caved in the entrance." "If were lucky there will be a big battle." "In the midst of it we will escape, even if a few spot us we can handle it." "The majority will be too busy with the fight to notice us." Summanus spoke. Summanus hoped this plan will work for now they wait until they get the entrance unsealed.

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In the meantime the Dimitrios and the Tenneth have been working in tandem to unseal the cave in. So far they have been making steady progress. Nearing the middle of this cave in, as the Kamarians began to situate into their positions, at the command of Kaveh. Whose snarling voice can be heard giving instructions. Soon they will be rid of this interruption and Rashid's plans will continue.

Summanus and Schemeko

Schemeko noticed BattleDemon jump right into the fray. Then when she ran past he spoke, "Well that didn't take much did it?" "Run you idiot!" she howled. Listening to her he quickly ran after her. With Kamarians hot on their trail. He sneered at what this attempt meant for him. He quickly gained speed as he caught up with Battle. "So this is your plan?" "To be chased after into tunnels, we know nothing about?" "We'll I have to say this is more than hair-brained, this is right out crazy!" "This isn't even funny." Schemeo spoke in complainant tone.

Summanus noticed the distraction commenced by BattleDemon and Schemeko. "I guess that's my Que." While the wolves were distracted Summanus quickly charged up, illuminating the cavern. Then he released a powerful lightning bolt into the middle of th digging causing what looked like an explosion. The cave in began to fall apart.


Durandel

Durandel was immediately shocked when he heard the loud crash. Then he noticed the cave in was falling apart. Whoever was trying to get out has manged to make a hole. "Uh, I don't think that's a good thing." Durandel spoke. It would seem Rashid's goons will pour out soon.


Summanus

After he managed to make an exit Kamarians began to attack. Summanus dispatched them with more electricity electrocuting the first attackers. "Come on get out!" He shouted to the others as they began to run for the exit. Cerise managed to create a gust of wind to knock aside some attackers. Fox used the nearby fungus and caused it to grow and quickly sprout, knocking some unsuspecting Kamarians into the ceiling. Summanus was regularly firing the bolts when a Kamarian charged him using Summanus's sword. "I was wonder were you took it." Summanus spoke as he dodged the slash and fired a bolt defeating the Kamarian. His attacker flopped to the ground as Summanus quickly detached the sash and hilt from his body. He then quickly swung it over his shoulder and attached it. He then picked up his sword and sheathed it. Taking the opportunity he ran for the exit as well as Cerise, Fox, and Summanus reunited with Durandel and the others outside.


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Kaveh looked at the destruction caused by those prisoners. He knew Rashid should have just wiped their minds. Furious he shouted, "You fools!" "Get up and destroy them!" The remaining Kamarians blindly followed orders as they head for the exit as well. A battle would soon commence.