Elmarian Draconian wasn't your average man. He 7 feet tall, with long bone white hair that fell well past his shoulders. His eyes were striking violet and tended to change coloring depending on his mood. Right now they were so dark they might have been black. He was lying in a heap on a cold hard metal floor the only thing that didn't bother him about his current condition was the cool relief the metal offered him. Something that would have otherwise given his soft features a light smile. Elmarian was used to cold, deadly biting cold that bit straight to the bone no matter what you wore. He wasn't used to heat of any kind.<br/><br/>Well that wasn't entirely true.<br/><br/>He was used to such deadly heat that it would melt the skin right from the bone, but Elmarian had no memories of this. The last and only thing he could remember before the world turned to painful metal biting into his flesh was endless cold and never ending night. The mountains of Deschan had been his home since about six days ago. That was the longest memory that Elmarian had. He knew his name only because it had been repeated to him often in the last six days. Usually accompanied by cold deadly iron biting hard into his flesh and coating him with blood.<br/><br/>Only now the metal wasn't in his flesh it was only against his flesh. A relief that was.<br/><br/>He lay curled up in a ball and didn't stir until the light of day reached his closed eyes. He opened them slowly and stared at the female who spoke. His accent thick, his words barely audible he whispered<span style="color: #FFBF80">"Ey lass I live,"</span>Though for what reason he had no clue, he certainly didn't want to keep on living since his world consisted of endless torment and never ending pain. The echos of fears and shouted words he barely understood washed through him and sent his body into convulsions. He shook all over and the effort it had taken to lift his head and look upon the girl was lost. His head fell back against the floor and his eyes closed.<br/><br/>He didn't have enough energy to keep them open any longer.