Rose
*"She sure has the spirit! Let's see what the treton'll do, haha!"* The goblin exclaimed, drooling even more intensely.
Mark
Brand remained silent, a brow arched as she observed the woman that faded in the shadows.
Kelvin
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Three elves strode through the forest, carefully tracking the trail of blood their comrades had spilled. Two seemed naught but grunts, yet the one who headed their approach stood out. Clad in full plate, the warrior bore a two handed blade. A green cape, identifying him as a senior soldier, danced with the breeze that carried it floating. The three were wary and made their approach quietly. The leader raised a hand and pointed his finger soaring, giving the sign for the two following him in a V shape formation to slow down. They were surrounded by the tall trees of the forest, vast crowns creating many opportunities. That is why their gazes often reached above to inspect the woods close to them.
If Yakaiyo relied on her advanced eye capabilities, she'd discern a faint orange outline around the three - they were more alarmed than usual, yet hadn't spotted her or anyone else yet.
Carolyn
*The treton stalked the trio not in the trees, but on the ground. Careful to not step on any branches or dry leaves, Yakaiyo takes cover behind a large tree, waiting for one of the grunts to pass by. Once the group had just passed her, the treton extended her blood red claws, sneaking behind the right grunt, and wrapping her hand around his neck, sinking her claws deep into his throat.*
Kelvin
The grunt realized what had happened - yet after the claws were dug deep. He gasped in a desperate fight for breath, his weak hands latching onto Yakaiyo in a failed attempt to get her off.
The other two flinched and backed away from her. The leader raised his blade pointed towards her while the other behind began muttering something under his breath. A stream of blue energy enveloped him, yet the spell still seemed in preparation.
"Surrender now, and we will spare you!" The leader announced in an aggressive tone, clearly infuriated with the death of his comrade.