Dominaiscna
The Dreamer
Larke kept mostly indifferent to everything he said and her facial expression remained calm and emotionless... until his voice took on an unnatural tone, echoing and resounding in her head. She looked from side to side, wondering if the other people around her was as effected.. but they seemed normal. What was this guy getting at? Shivering, she wiped the slight fear and unsettlement from her face, merely murmuring over her shoulder in a calm voice, "and what if I can...?"
At the sound of the foghorn and the announcer's voice booming across the city, the girl paused in her step, turning her head slightly as everyone in the city joined in in listening to what was being said. Whoever it was spoke of the competition that would be held at the arena, a place the spirit had been purposefully avoiding. Though she was created to be a fighter and guardian, the White Lark in her was a peaceful creature and was incredibly sensitive to the resonance of the souls around her.
Behind her, Larke could hear a change in Faust's movements. She turned around as he explained his participation in the competition. With the bag of coins in her hands, the spirit was planning in her mind on heading to one of the market places in the area for some food. Though, his final words regained her full attention. It seemed he too knew something big was going to happen...yet still chose to stick around. Unfortunately, she still had business in the city. With the mass of souls heading to the arena, the concentration would surely attract attention from the creatures who could sense souls. There was a chance that a White Lark might venture near.
She remained silent as he turned to leave, preparing to leave herself. Then as an after thought, Larke called over her shoulder softly. "Thanks, good luck." Without looking back again, she headed for the nearest food market for a snack, the Elder Lich's warning ringing in her mind. LostHaven
At the sound of the foghorn and the announcer's voice booming across the city, the girl paused in her step, turning her head slightly as everyone in the city joined in in listening to what was being said. Whoever it was spoke of the competition that would be held at the arena, a place the spirit had been purposefully avoiding. Though she was created to be a fighter and guardian, the White Lark in her was a peaceful creature and was incredibly sensitive to the resonance of the souls around her.
Behind her, Larke could hear a change in Faust's movements. She turned around as he explained his participation in the competition. With the bag of coins in her hands, the spirit was planning in her mind on heading to one of the market places in the area for some food. Though, his final words regained her full attention. It seemed he too knew something big was going to happen...yet still chose to stick around. Unfortunately, she still had business in the city. With the mass of souls heading to the arena, the concentration would surely attract attention from the creatures who could sense souls. There was a chance that a White Lark might venture near.
She remained silent as he turned to leave, preparing to leave herself. Then as an after thought, Larke called over her shoulder softly. "Thanks, good luck." Without looking back again, she headed for the nearest food market for a snack, the Elder Lich's warning ringing in her mind. LostHaven