<div class="floatleft">(http://s16.postimg.org/3yxg4ryar/Hildrav.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Hildr Trueshot<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Whiterun: The Giant Camps<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Late Morning<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Adriel, Darian<br/><br/>Hildr was a bit surprised that no more Thalmor came... but then let out a slight chuckle as she realized they must have all fallen, and she muttered to herself,<strong>"I see, one would think the Thalmor would bring more men before daring to walk into Nord land..."</strong>She was about to replace her bow, and get to returning to town, when she heard an ungodly noise, and quickly ducked away behind cover, signalling for Adriel to do the same. As she saw the giants approach with their massive weapons, she was absolutely baffled... though somewhat relieved... this was CERTAINLY something to report. Her mission wasn't a complete failure after all.<br/><br/>She wasn't given much time to celebrate her little victory, however, as she quickly remembered that someone, though she hadn't gotten a look at who, had helped them, and was now out there with those giants. She took a step out of the cover of their hiding spot, turning to Adriel, about to speak, when the entire sky changed... shifting into a red tone, she tilted her head as her words left her unspoken. Her face held at first a look of confusion... and then they went wide with terror as she realized just what this was. She'd heard stories, the tales passed down from generation to generation, of the events that became known as the Oblivion Crisis.<br/><br/>She looked back at Adriel for a moment, not knowing what was going on, but knowing that there were strong odds that it would be dangerous. She swallowed her fear, knowing that she needed to be strong at that moment. She took a few steps over to Adriel, looking her over for a moment as she seemed to be contemplating her actions in her mind, before speaking,<strong>"That red sky reminds me of the tales of the Oblivion Crisis, Adriel... Whatever is going on, I fear, is very dangerous. But I need to make certain that whoever came to our aid back there is still safe, and I'm not certain how safe it would be for you alone out there. You are a Companion, though, you are not a helpless child. Stay close to me, be ready to defend yourself, and be ready to run if I tell you to, understand?"</strong><br/><br/>The roar she heard even as she spoke only made her wonder, even more, what was going on, and whether or not she shouldn't just take Adriel and rush home to town. Still, the way she saw it, no self respecting Nord would ever leave an ally, even an unknown ally, in that kind of danger when they came to her aid. She was honor-bound to try and investigate this matter, and lend what aid she could.