piwakawaka | Freeing the Bird

Entry tags:

vamp and mage plot

Freeing the Bird

The shortcut through the Dreaming leaves them close to many warehouses and the water in Kaiwharawhara but only one has a palpable feel of magic and about ten young men simply hanging about.

As everyone starts to appear, a few of the men pull out various objects to focus as the magic grows in the air as the others who are a bit too pale just grin.

Teams: 1-Alex, Aiden, the Baron, Hamlet
2-Carl, Ben, James, Peron

Starting things off again and I'm just going to do the James' thread later and make it work.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Alex is having a good time wresting the lead pipe from his hands. He'll bash the man over the head with it when he gets it.

So the ghoul tries to kick and fight anyway he can, he's not going to get defeated by this thing.

The thing is going for fingers up the nose and a hard yank.

Which is effective and there's the snap of bone cracking.

Happily, Alex starts to disembowel the man.

A BOOM rocks the warehouse and Liam and Meg start to run towards the building. Liam stops and hits Alex with the flat of his sword,

"Alex, come on, Tiwa's inside!"

The hit brings Alex out of his studious attempts at removing ears. Liam's words register and he take the last ear and shoves it into a pouch before following the fey. If he can, he'll come back for the eyes later.

He's covered with enough gore and blood which would give even the most harden fighter pause. This may be intentional. It's hard to tell sometimes.

The sight of him does give Liam pause and the ghoul that runs inside moves a little faster.

Inside the warehouse, its all darkness and dust with the only light from the back where the door has blown out and Carl faces the Mage.

Though there's another figure moving quickly from the shadows with a toothy grin to take on those who dare to enter.

Edited 2009-03-31 00:14 (UTC)

The movement catches Alex's eyes and he turns with his own toothy grin.

He's quicker than Alex - at least he's quieter, with a grace and air about him.

Grace and air is something Alex could never claim to have. He still smiles at the vampire. "I'm gonna take your ears and put your eyes in a jar."

"I'd like to see you try."

The scent of blood on the boy - foolish, pathetic boy - helps to give him more power.

Alex was many things. Foolish, perhaps. Pathetic, perhaps. Insane, quite. Not where he was a second ago?

Yes.

On the vampire's back?

Yes.

He's faster than expected, and that gets him an element of surprise that the vampire hadn't been planning on - but it's not long before he's twisting around to throw the creature off of him.

He snarls.

Alex bites the vampire hanging on like a rabid cat. It looks like he's trying to add another ear to his collection.

Which means that he has to reach around to try to physically remove the pest, if he has to slam him into the wall he will, but it's a bit of a dance to avoid the sunlight patches on the floor.

There's not much help going on from Alex's end. He's spread his wings and is trying to steer the Vampire away from the wall.

Bastard creature!

The Vampire shifts and twists, grabbing hold of a wing and trying to snap or destroy the fistfull he's got hold of in an effort to free himself.

Alex shrieks a loud, high pitched noise that sounds like a very unhappy bird and he tries to snap the Vampire's neck.

Shrieking is bad. This is one of those pesky universally acknowledged truths.

(Well. In most situations.)

Thus, it catches Aiden's attention. He tosses his sword up, shattering it and reshaping it into a chakram, and throwing it at the vampire.

He has good aim, and he's careful to avoid Alex.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Freeing the Bird

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team

Re: First Team