Re: U n t o l d

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 11:38 am

Castien couldn't help but curse loudly as she saw Shadowhaph. His face seemed rather creepily pleased, and he elegantly raised a long, curved claw, inserting it into the lock and twisting it. The lock popped open, and the demon removed his claw, before opening the door slowly, making it squeel and screetch with its unoiled hinges. She backed away from him as he entered, and knew that if she wanted to, she could give away Kulukath's identity, but couldn't. She didn't want to anyhow. It was her own fault for not doing her job anyhow, but she angrily wondered how that bastard, Kulukath could just let her go through this. Then, she saw a faint smile on Kulukath's face. And, she, snapped.
Her body again went into the mode she had experienced with Kulukath, the second time they had gotten angry at eachother. With strength that was far beyond her, she groaned and was able to untwist her arms. They were still clamped behind her back, but now she had more leverage. She didn't care about Shadowhaph now. Flinging herself at Kulukath with supernatural speed, she delivered a glancing blow with her feet, not able to land correctly due to her arms that were so wonderfully throwing off her balance. She managed to skid on her behind across the greasy floor, and quickly snapped to her feet.

(That's part of her magic kicking in)

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 11:43 am

Kulukath hissed angrily when she kicked at him, momentarily catching him off-guard. He knew fighting her would only reveal his strength that Shadowhaph would be able to immediately recognize as "Kulukath strength." He growled and lashed out with a clawed hand, hooking a long claw in the chinks in between the chains around her wrists and yanking her against his armor. "You're going to behave, Castien," Kulukath hissed in her ear, almost silently, "Unless you want Shadowhaph to really hurt you." Kulukath shoved her back towards Shadowhaph and stepped back, his eyes flaring with anger.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 11:50 am

Castien winced in pain and managed to muffle her own cry of pain as Kulukath quickly twisted her arms, pulling her roughly against him and hissing in her ear. She squeezed her own eyes shut, setting her jaw and wincing as he let her go. She didn't understand, and had a feeling that she would never understand the hearts of men. How they were so rude, uncaring, and just.. Bastards. She flared in hatred, lashing out as she was hurled towards Shadowhaph, who caught her in his strong arms and placed a sharp, long claw to her throat. The point peirced her flesh, and crimson blood trickled out of it, down her neck. "Behave, princess, or you'll die now." Castien narrowed her blazing eyes, looking at Kulukath with an expression of pain, hurt, and a feeling of sadness.
"You..." She said, her voice weak, hoarse and defeated. She just shook her head, before she breathed in deeply, pursing her lips and setting her jaw. She sucker punched as hard as she could in her position, hitting the demon hard in the groin, and making him stagger backwards.
"You know Shadowhaph," She adressed him directly, without fear. "I might just want that now, instead of having to live with you every day!" She lashed out with her foot, kicking him directly. But he managed to catch it, and wrench it to the side, pushing her backwards and making her stagger ibackwards into Kulukath. She felt like a mouse between two cats.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 11:54 am

Kulukath grimaced as he was forced to catch her. He knew being hit there was painful, and he grabbed Castien's wrists and wiped the blood off of her neck. "Shadowhaph isn't going to treat you like my mother," Kulukath whispered hoarsely as he looked at Shadowhaph on the ground. "He won't touch you or force you to bear his children. If you continue like this, though, he just might. So I suggest you behave." Kulukath frowned and told another guard to hold Castien while Kulukath held his hand out for Shadowhaph to take it and get up. Shadowhaph was in the perfect position, and Kulukath now had a new plan in mind.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 11:59 am

Castien was in a spitefull mood, and everything that was 'Suggested' to her, she was in no way going to listen. She knew her anger got in the way of her smart thinking, but right now, she didn't care. In pure rage and hatred, she wrenched her hands out of Kulukath's grip, crying out in pain as that action twisted her arms even more. Lunging at the demon, rather like a wild animal then a peacefull forest elf, she practically tackled him, managing to rake her irons, which had sharp points, against the demons neck. She knew it would hurt, and angrily smirked as she heard a muffled cry of pain from under her. Twisting and rolling over him, she stumbled to her feet and stood over the demon, wishing she had her hands free. If Kulukath could just free her, then they could both take out thier anger on Shadowhaph. Hell, she would even let him kill him!

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:03 pm

Kulukath knew Castien was doing something extremely idiotic. Kulukath, unable to take it anymore, morphed back into his regular form, the demon armor clanking to the floor as she unsheathed his Lightning Sword, and pointing it at Castien, "Back off, Castien, now," Kulukath used his leg to push her away, hopefully knocking her over as he turned to Shadowhaph, "You gotta admit, Shadow, she's pretty bitchy, ain't she?" Kulukath grinned angrily. "Seems like she can beat your ass even better than you can beat mine, huh?"

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:08 pm

Castien rolled her eyes. "Oh, let me guess what comes next!?" She tried to gesture, but was reminded that her hands were harshy pinned behind her back. "Now, you're all heroic! Not to me of course, that's too much to hope for. Besides, I know you hate me." She said, rather forcefully, and backed away from the blade. She knew that Kulukath would probably use it on her, seeing as he had tried to kill her twice already, and would have probably let her die here again if she hadn't tried to fight. But, shrugging, she stepped back, but not before delivering a harsh kick to Shadowhaphs side. He grunted in pain, and she looked away, her face blank and dirty.
Shadowhaph scrambled to his feet, his eyes blazing red and full of hatred. He spun to face Castien, who, if she had her hands free, would have crossed them over her chest. Now anyhow, she was tapping her foot and staring into space, a bemused expression on her face, before she whirled around and practically spat in Shadowhaphs face. "You bet I'm a bitch! When I'm angry!" She said, almost kicking him, but not wanting to get Kulukath mad at her again.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:13 pm

Kulukath whipped around to face Castien for a moment, "If you want to get out of here alive, I'd suggest you keep your mouth shut, princess." Kulukath turned on Shadowhaph and advanced angrily. "So, Shadow, how's it been? I freed that old man you nearly killed. He seemed very weak. I'd like to see you in that state, Shadow. Do you think I could have that arranged?" Fueled by Kulukath's anger and hatred, his blade began to spark with large sparks of lightning, filling the room with an uncomfortable humidity.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:18 pm

Shadowhaph seemed to get even more angry, if that was possible. "Fine, fine." Castien grumbled. Unlike most females, she didn't shy away from adventure. In fact, she lived for it, and was now quite frustrated that Kulukath was forcing her to stay away. And it wasn't because he was afraid she would get hurt. Castien knew he didn't care about that, from how he had treated her already. But it also wasn't her place to step in now, as she knew that Kulukath needed to take care of this by himself. Unless he needed help, which she was sure he probably wouldn't, she decided she wouldn't step in. Leaning against the wall, she watched as the scene enfolded in front of her eyes.
Shadowhaph lunged at Kulukath, and in his anger, slipped on the slick footing, ending up on his rear as Castien had done several times already.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:21 pm

Kulukath grinned angrily and formed into his dragon form, his sword, being unsheathed, turned into one of his large fangs, crackling with lightning as his scales went from black to an electric blue. He roared angrily, breaking through the rough rocks of the cells. He kicked off a few attacking demons, picking up Castien with his tail by her shackles, shaking the shackles once, his scaled armor breaking through them and he let her fall to the floor. Kulukath roared and snapped his teeth right in front of Shadowhaph, but his dragon head and horns were too big to fit through the stiff iron bars, and he roared angrily.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:26 pm

Casten was lifted off of the ground, and she frowned, wincing as the iron was cut through, and she fell ten feet to the hard stone ground, falling almost on top of Shadowhaph, who didn't seem to like it in the least. She knew what was coming next, as her senses detected the hot breath of Kulukath. He opened his maw and roared, the hot air, blasting both Castien and Shadowhaph off of the ground, and throwing them both against the back wall. The elf could see that in the back of Kulukath's throat, a faint orange glow, and knew she shouldn't be in the way. Falling to the floor, she scampered out of the cell, managing to lock it shut behind her, locking Shadowhaph in the cell. She was now standing near the dragon, and as she didn't want to annoy him, quickly stepped out of the way, only to be grabbed by one of the large demon guards.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:30 pm

Kulukath let a large jet of flame erupt from his math, the lightning blade that had turned into one of his fangs adding to the raging inferno and causing the fire to be an electric blue, as well, the heat searing his scales. He backed off and roared angrily when he felt a sword on his soft underbelly, and he moved away, cursing the dragon's unprotected stomach. He writhed uncomfortably, the sword sticking in him much like a splinter. Kulukath angrily grabbed Castien away from the guard and swallowed him in his maw, burping a jet of flame before crashing through the ceiling and out of the demon kingdom.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:39 pm

(Wait, did he grab her? Or leave her down in the prison?)

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:39 pm

[he grabbed her]

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:43 pm

Castien was dangling precariously from one of Kulukath's large claws, and she squeezed her eyes shut, not wanting to look at the ground. If she fell, she figured that Kulukath wouldn't heroicly dive down to save her, so she would technically be dead. Ok, of course she would be dead. Crumpled on the ground. She couldn't help but grasp one of his claws, praying she wouldn't fall. This was one of the chinks in her armor. She was deathly afraid of heights.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:47 pm

Kulukath, about three miles away, swooped to low to the ground, dropping her lightly and picking out the sword from his stomach, transformining back into his humanoid form. He groaned and sheathed his sword, the wound off to the right side of his body, just underneath one of his ribs and still bleeding. Cursing quietly, he knew that his healing powers would take a while to heal this, so he simply put his hand over the wound, ignoring the sticky and hot blood and nodded gruffly to Castien. "I'll see you around somtime, maybe." Kulukath grimaced and turned to walk away, clutching his side.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:52 pm

"Stop, stop!" Castien hurried after him. She stopped in front of him, and placed her hands on his shoulders. Despite still being pissed at him, she pushed the feeling away and gently removed his hand from the wound. Wincing slightly, she placed her fingers on it, which were soon coated with blood. Closing her eyes, she concentrated and bowed her head, and soon, small, light green sparks erupted from her fingers, skuttling silently over the wound, collecting around the corners and slowly, starting to heal it. It was taking energy out of her, yes, but it would be worse for him.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:54 pm

"What are you doing--!?" Kulukath was going to pull away from her when she put her hand on the wound and he saw green sparks come out of her hand. It took him a moment to realize what was going on, until a sharp pain hit him from his wound. "Hey! Ouch!" Kulukath jerked away involuntarily and stepped back. "What, exactly, do you think you're doing?" Kulukath hissed angrily and wiped the blood off of his hand onto a different tree, then running his fingers through his shaggy bleach-blonde hair.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:58 pm

"Fine!" The sparks disapated, and Castien drew them back into her own fingers. "If you want to bleed to death, be my guest. I'm the one here that can heal you better than you can. But you cant exept a favor anyhow." She mumbled, wishing she had her horse right now. She would have to go, wherever she was planning on going, on foot. Which she wasn't fond of doing, though she was very swift.
She watched as Kulukath wiped the blood on the tree, and looked at him softly. "Just let me help you. Please?" Her voice was soft and kind, and she was quite surprised to hear that sound coming from her own throat. Clearing her throat harshly, she shook her head and tried to seem gruffer.
"Come on!"

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:03 pm

Kulukath was surprised to hear the tone in her voice had changed so dramastically. "Uhh.." she'd caught him completely off guard. He groaned. "Fine, but make it fast. I have places to be, you know." Kulukath lied about the last part. He knew Shadowhaph was gone, so his purpose in life was pretty much over. He'd probably just go off and die alone, very slowly, seeing as his demon form would keep him living much longer than most people. The prospect daunted him as he stepped warily closer.

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:06 pm

Castien sighed, and very gently, almost gingerly removed his hand from the wound. Placing her own hand where his had been, she realized how close they were and almost stepped back, but rooted herself into the spot, setting her jaw. "You're going to have to trust me." She said evenly, waiting untill he decided what he wanted to do, before she started the healing process all over again.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:09 pm

Kulukath had to look down to see her properly, and he felt very awkward. This was one of the moments he wished he wore a shirt more often. Sighing, Kulukath feigned annoyance, "Yes, yes, just hurry up, will you? I have to get going."

[ OH. MY. GOD. I FAILED. D: ]

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:14 pm

"You," Castien started, closing her eyes. "dont have anywhere to go." Then she looked up, frowning. "Wait, do you?" Something told her that he was just faking, but she couldn't be sure. Shaking her head, she just pressed her fingers lightly against his wound, knowing that this was extremley awkward for the both of them. "Sorry for my stupidity. And sorry for being a bitch.." She trailed off as the sparks started to skuttle from her fingertips. "I just hate it when no one believes that I'm capable of anything, just because I'm a woman." The sparks found there way into the corners of the wound, and slowly started to close it up.

by Guest Sat Oct 29, 2011 5:00 pm

Kulukath hissed gently at her, then shrugged, "Yes, I have other places to be. I should start figuring out the rest of my pointless life, should I not?" Kulukath said, a cold edge in his voice. Kulukath bit the inside of his lip as a quick, sharp pain pressed against his wound, but he quickly got over it. Without thinking about it, Kulukath returned to his old, rude self. "Yeah, I wouldn't expect any woman not to be bitchy." Kulukath rolled his eyes and continued after she'd finished speaking, "Well, you see, most women aren't capable. It's a stereotypical assumption."

by Spritz Sat Oct 29, 2011 7:58 pm

"So," Castien started, watching as the wound finished closing. The sparks easilly returned to her fingertips, and she let her hands fall to the ground, covered in his blood. There was no trace of the wound, exept a faint pink scar. That would be there forever, and there was nothing she could do to change that.
"So I'm not capeable?" She asked, raising an eyebrow. "Be honest." She purposly ignored his 'all women are bitchy' asumption, knowing that that would just get them mad at eachother again.
"I think all men are bastards, so I guess were even."

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