This hall seems no different than any other; hot, plush, and obscenely red. A few doors down, however, is a door that is wholly different from the others. Cool rock sits in the frame, ivy twisting over the heavy stone. The door is cracked, with a warm, spicy-sweet air drifting through the doorway and into the hall, beckoning travelers to come
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She wasn't afraid as she ventured deeper into the ruins. She had her magic and a sword. Sure, she relied more on her magic, but she could still use the sword quite well. She paused for a moment as she stood in one rather dark area of the ruin.
"Flame of light that burns so bright, into my hand gather your light," she said quietly as she held out her hands. A moment later, a small ball of light appeared and floated upward a few feet. Now that she had that, she could explore some more.
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She stopped, looking around when she heard something in the shadows.
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He feels the King moving in his snake-like patterns in the darkness and he stands there, without moving, watching in silence. He has never been a talkative guy, much less now, but if he was, he would say Come, show yourself. He doesn't need to, though, because the red flicker of his eyes say everything that needs to be said.
So the Hitoshura waits for Raja Naga in the dark, not uttering a word, not making a sound.
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Showing no fear as he approaches, the Naga king towers over Hitoshura, glaring down at the more powerful demon.
"Yer trespassin'." He grumbles, narrowing his yellow eyes.
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He takes a step forward, unhesitating, challenging the King in his deep silence. Trespassing, him? This was not his territory, but neither was the Naga's and the Hitoshura will do as he wants to. It's not the snake warrior who will tell him otherwise.
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"You hear me? Yer trespassin'. Get out before I make ya." Of course, it was a bluff, after all. The Hitoshura was far more powerful than himself, but he had his pride, and he wasn't about to back down.
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As he moved closer to the entrance, occasionally his tail would twitch as an insect latched onto it. "Damn pests," he said with a grunt, before easily cutting down one of the trees that blocked the entrance. Again, he let out a low whistle. This was going to be a great find--the Highlander could feel it.
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The sound of branches being cut reached the King's ears, and with a hiss of distaste, he slid into the waterway beside the path to follow the intruder. Being a water deity, he had no need to breathe, and as he approached the man, he stopped, watching him from the slightly murky water.
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He inspected the murky water, tapping his foot and frowning. Maybe he was just being paranoid, there were all sorts of sounds in the ruins. Buzzing, croaking, hissing sounds. With a huff, he turned his back to the water. "Damn place is giving me the creeps now," he muttered under his breath, looking at the walls and trying to pick which way to go first.
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"Don't ya know you shouldn't trespass?" the snake King laughed, tightening his coils.
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And in the end, curiosity won out.
Minatsuki had walked a total of seventeen feet into the dark opening, one foot placed in front of the other before the idea that she was alone in this place became stupid, childish. She couldn't be alone in here. It just wasn't quite right.
"....Hello?" the brunette started. "...Is anyone here?"
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The two sounds that could be heard in the silence were the babbling waterway, and the hiss of scales moving over stone. There was something large and reptilian lurking in the shadows of the ruins, and it was watching her.
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He treads carefully, deciding to jump from tree to tree rather than stay on the ground (it's a bitch cleaning grass and moss out of A-T wheels). It's faster traveling and, in general, a safer method. Until he runs into danger he'll make a game of it - which sounds can he locate the source of?
Childish and trivial, but Akito seems to enjoy the idea and so they'll play the game together.
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Though the one sound that may prove difficult to find would be the rustling of leaves as something moves through them. Something well-camouflaged and following the intruder through the trees.
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Agito can tell he's being followed, but isn't sure by what or whom just yet. Water usually runs into a more open area: pond or lake. Either would be fine for him to seek refuge. He can walk on the water if he has to, or sink under it and rip oxygen from it to breathe. A clearing would be preferable though, and so he'll keep an eye open for one.
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It followed him through the branches, but the closer it crept, the colder the air became, until frost began to form on the leaves around Akito.
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