Gandrian tilted his head and continued to gaze at the Dragon for the longest moment. The others were not with them yet, but the King had mentioned the other two joining them along the journey. That was an annoying factor to add into the hunt, but he took it in stride. Traveling in groups had become something he didnâ??t enjoy, and if he could, he would have rushed off without this tag-along.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#4080bf">â??You know, you donâ??t have to stop on <i>my</i> account. Iâ??m such a weak creature compared to you, oh mighty <i>Captain</i> Xion. Please, go on ahead without meâ?¦I shall catch up.â?</span>the former knight sweetly offered, voice almost sugared, but facial expressions were lacking.<br/><br/>The one-eye exposed narrowed, before he began to trudge off to the side. It wasnâ??t dark yet, but in a few shifts, it would be. While he had no qualms about hunting at night, the meatier preys were out in the day. Without even telling Xion that he was leaving, he dashed off into the far distance and followed his instincts to find something alive. Elvin senses heightened, as he quickly climbed the trunks and branches, before leaping from tree to tree.<br/><br/>The orange leaves brushed against his nude arms, soothing him as if half of him needed nature. Narrowing his eyes at that, he didnâ??t even focus his magic to release the hatred he had for this feeling. Every tree that he touched wilted, as the water and moisture within was drawn out and dried. Killing the plants didnâ??t even faze him, as he spotted a deer out in the distance. With a leap off of the dying tree branch like he was diving backwards into water, the sea-green eye glowed and before he landed on the ground, his sword had sliced off the deerâ??s head.<br/><br/>He speared his sword into the ground and picked up the deerâ??s carcass, humming like a happy child that had found candy. With blood dripping down his back from the deerâ??s headless neck, he made his way back to the â??campâ??, and hoped that the Dragon had decided to leave like he had â??offeredâ??. Heâ??d have to set up fire to cook this thing, and then perhaps create a small bathing hole to wash up before skipping a rest and continuing with the journey. Having Xion around, trailing and tagging along to observe him wasâ?¦ annoying.