Trombone Geek
KNIFE
iiimee said:
"Tyler, listen!" Paden hissed, but he didn't move while Tyler did his face-paint. If something was there, sudden movement might alarm it. Paden was a skilled swordsman and soldier; If something attack them, it would take a mere second for Paden to run over and tackle it. Of course that wasn't the smartest thing to do considering it was most likely a wild animal, but Paden didn't really care about his own safety. "Grip that stick with two hands and keep it in front of you. If something attacks you, your pretty much doomed if you don't directly stab it." Paden warned him, keeping his voice at a whisper even though he doubted there were any more humans nearby. The common bandit was much louder than this.
"Aww, come on Indian boy- Finish up your warpaint so we can battle." Gregory teased Tyler from within his minds. He didn't hear what Lance said, but the gist of it was revealed by Paden's slightly too loud words. The wolf was looking vaguely in his direction, but the poor beast still couldn't locate him exactly. Was Gregory in the first tree or the second tree? He was tempted to hop from tree to tree, just to tease the dog, but he decided against it. Food was more important. Without a heart, he might die. "Maybe I'll eat half and watch him bleed out slowly..." Gregory considered the idea, but once again refused to act on thoughts like that. Over so many killings, his brain had become more and more warped. Without even meaning to, he was beginning to enjoy harvesting hearts. It was nothing more than a day out hunting, like when he had been a young master at his father's estate. He still remembered the woman he was courting, before he went off to war... and the man he had secretly slept with while courting her... Really, Gregory's life had always been interesting, wraith or not!
Ooc: None of you were impressed by my Agatha Christie quote? ;~; That Indian boys poem is a real poem in a famous book- I can post the full poem here if you like.
((You guys can go ahead and post again if you want, I can't think of anything for Lance to really do other than wait and hope.))Wyatt said:Tyler picked up the stick and prepared himself, he held the stick close to him self. He was a skillful fighter in his own right but he didn't know what those skills would against something a wolf feared. Tyler took a step away from the trees and towards Lance, he felt it would be better to leave the boy who could fight to do this. 'Man I should have brought some sort of weapon.' He had a bad feeling about this and in the pit of his stomach he could almost feel that his life was in jeopardy.