Fire Emblem 7: Blazing Sword RP

A Forboding To The Youth. . .

Sieg grabbed Srao's arm sternly, yet hard enough to make sure he didn't dare run off when he spoke. "No, not at this time, did you see those last line of soldiers?" Sieg gave Srao a very, very concerning look. "Listen, I see that you have a very great gift at your fighting skills, but the one thing you need to understand is that. . . .you never, ever go into a new line unless your Commanding Officer tells you to do so. . .got it?" His words were neither calm, nor frank.

 

Magic looked over at the two.

"Listen you two, calm down. No your not in his army, but it's a good tip if you join an army, let's get one thing focussed, we need to go and get to going to take care of those bandits." Magic said getting between the two.

"So come on now." Magic said. She spinned her staff some, and waited for the two.

 

Marisa walked alone. The shadow of the tree's kept her cool as she strolled through the forest. Her mind was fill to the brim with the destrought of abandoning her old lifestyle. Channing her ways. She wanted to do it, she knew she had to. But the old melancholy feeling that came with her old life. She felt a sense from her old Katana passed onto her from her dead love. Someone was coming, they were close.

She turned around drawing her blade, just parring the attacker's blow. It was just a lowly assassin, probably hired by The Dark Order.

 

Marisa's first judgments where way off. The assassin had just landed a cut on her face. The second attack he landed. So far she had not landed any.

Lifting her second katana out of her single sheath she replaced it with the one she was using. Improving her critical rate. Flying at the assassin she managed to knock his one dagger from his hand, but she left a space of her back unguarded. The assassin taking opportunity of this dug his second dagger in.

"Screw this" she thought. Using her critical she swerved behind digging her blade in as deep as she could. Killing him. Removing his mask she saw who it was. Kael, her brother.

 

"This is ridiculous," Sieg knew that Srao had a very huge amount of strength. But the one that would always take out a strong hero was getting to confident. "Hmm. . .maybe he has a point. . .he's not in my Army, but he should be. . . ." He looked over and saw Srao's friend.

"Excuse me. . .but who are you exactly?"

 

Magic looked over at him and perked an eye brow.

"Hmmm, I guess you can call me the secret magician, the Hidden Sorceress, or you can just call me by my name which is Magic. I am one of the most powerfull sorcerres in the world, yet no one knows of me, I usually work in hiding, as is there was one time I helped your army, I only was caught by Srao, besides that no one has ever truely seen me working, since the time him and I met we became close friends." Magic said. She flicked her staff as it turned to a wand. She slid it in to a small poch under neither her cloak.

 

The Acceptance Of Arrogance. . .

Sieg looked down at the ground, in a form of his own arrogance. He always believed Might was stronger than Magic. but after being taught that Might and Maigc can be used in a "harmony", he knew that he would just have to deal with it. . .Sieg sighed and went back to his tent. When he came out, he had a plate of very delicious cake.

"Here, it's cake that I've made. . .it's my, offering if you will. I unfortunately, don't have any silverware so, heheheh. . .egh. . . . . . .," "Dumbass" he thought. "You really have lost social skills, in terms of 'apologizing'

 

Magic smiled.

"Thanks, save it for the others." Magic said. She drew close to his ears.

"Did I mention sometimes I can read thoughts, don't worry, your totally cool with me." Magic said.

"Might as well go chase after Srao. Nice talking to you." Magic said and like shooting a bow and arrow she was off quickly running into the forest. She jumped up into a tree and disappeared.

 

Sieg watched the young girl as she left. . .he was still not sure what side she was on. . .it just didn't feel right. "Agh, crap, might as well, he is the son of my good friend." Sieg called to his 2nd in Command and told him, "Make sure you have the Scouts go ut with my message."

"Ugh, yes sir, where are you going?"

"I'm going out to help someone, something doesn't really feel right, farewell. . ."

Sieg bolted after the girl, basically eating up the distance, even in his light-wieght armor, he never beleived in the bulkyness of the heavy-weights. . . .so uncomfortable.

 

Sieg almost froze as he saw the body of Srao looking down at a young man. . . ."Wha. . .no, he couldn't have, that's not possible." Sieg unsheathed his sword so loud that Srao could hear him. . ."What happened? who did this?"

 

Sieg began to get tense. . ."I don't know what happened Srao. ." he grabbed Srao by the collar, "I'm Knight first and a friend second, no one else would make unless you did it, this child over here looked way out of the pa- - -" Sieg felt an enormous wave of Aura. . .he looked at the little girl and said not another word. .

 

"His mind went evil." A voice was heard, unsure if it was Magic to the group.

"I feel it from the last of his aura, let the girl tell her story though." The voice said again as Magic appeared in thin air. She looked at the two. She put her hand on Srao.

"I'm sure your fried had a good reason and just ignore him, trust me, due to my high rankings as a powerful magic, I actually have been given missions from the lord that this man would never get, so if he goes and orders you around, I can easily order him around, I actually have a bit more overall power even if he's head knight, I'm head spy and mage." Magic said to Srao to calm him down. Most was true. She turned to Sieg.

"And you, you need to calm down, quit blaming other people and saying things when your lord gave no right to boss around." Magic said. She turned to Marissa.

"Now young lady, you have a mighty powerful aura, and I feel the good in you, so what has happened here might I ask." Magic said calming to the girl.

 

The Reality of Un-reality

OOC: Maybe you have too, I dunno. . . .:?

Sieg looked at Srao, that actually hurt him, even though he never fully double-over, he could still feel the punch over, and over again. Son-of-a-bitch. . . he thought. . .