Characters: Sylvanas Windrunner (OU), Leon Kennedy (OU), OPEN to anyone who comes in response to
her summons.Where: The north wall of the church (outside).
When: Last night, concurrent and eventually melding with
Harth's recent thread.Summary: Sylvanas wishes to capture Harth for his involvement in the burials. She attempts to gather a group. She
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The firs things his eyes caught sight of, naturally, were the groups of skeletons gathered in the graveyard. Instead of looking terrified or confused by this seemingly impossible occurrence, the priest only looked slightly angry. Glancing around he finally caught sight of the shadowy form near the church wall and approached her, saying, "It is not right, to do this to the dead."
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"If you knew who I was, and who I have been, you would not dare to say that." Her voice, with its unnatural echo, maintained its deadly clarity though she spoke softly, to avoid being overheard. "If you object to my methods, leave. I do not have time to discuss 'morals' with the likes of you."
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And it was that magic that the local church's priest wasn't comfortable with. Not that a very small part of Leon couldn't identify.
From beside Sylvanas, Leon gave Mr. Eko a look of quiet empathy and assurance. One that told him it's okay, don't worry about it. "Will you need a weapon, Father?"
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It was so tempting to throw her own words back at her, say that she knew nothing of who and what he was, either, but he resisted. "It is more than morals." He said simply. "It is respect for the dead." He gave the skeletons another dirty look but seemed slightly willing to let the subject drop. They had more important things to worry about at the moment, after all.
He did favor the man with a small smile that grew more amused with the question. "No. I have all I need." As if to illustrate he lifted the scripture-carved stick that, as the blood on the end made quite clear, served very well as a club. "What is our plan?"
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"For now, we wait to see if any others show up," she answered the priest, taking command again. "Then we divide into groups and scour the park. We are seeking a two-on-one confrontation; the outnumbered one is our target." Sylvanas glanced at Leon. "Do you have anything to add?"
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"Our objective though is to capture, not to kill." he continued, a glance Sylvanas' way as if to confirm. "He's baited at least two others to meet him head-on. We'll be there to see them through, staying out of sight unless things start looking bad. If or before that time comes, utmost stealth is a must."
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He glanced around, looking to see if anyone else would be joining them and spotting no one. "Perhaps we should begin to search. I do not think anyone else will be coming. And if they do, we will see them."
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(OOC: If you think it within Eko's capability at any point to either a.) shove a crucifix in Sylv's face, b.) splash her with holy water, or c.) try either of those on her minions, go ahead. You don't have to reign in the muse. I will adapt accordingly.)
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His service was voluntary. That was what separated Leon from them. And he wasn't proud of only that; Sylvanas Windrunner was worth the lives of a thousand bodyguards. That was why he'd never stopped watching over her, even after she'd explicitly requested him to do so only once (and that time, as a favor ( ... )
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"If he has help we will deal with it." He said simply. "Keep alert." His own eyes constantly flitted through the shadows around them, watching for the slightest movement. It was a habit he had picked up on the island, running from Them.
((If you want the holy water to splash her when he hands it or whatever feel free. As is he's a little not thrilled with her but has decided to shut up and deal with it. :p))
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He pocketed Eko's vials as the skeletal minions started their march. Then Leon was a crouched white shadow merging with snow drifts and dead trees, keeping a radius of a few yards from Sylvanas' constantly mobile position (death hadn't affected her ranger skills; he nearly lost all signs of her a few times). Any attacks on her would find retaliation in rifle shots.
The agent glanced over his shoulder a few times to check on Mr. Eko. Only to find the priest seemed to be doing very well for himself. He wondered if there was really more to religious-types than most people thought. Leon also figured (assuming Eko was from Africa, Earth) living in a violent corner of the world had forced the priest to adapt and survive.
He continued to cover them as they moved stealthily along.
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