FaithEvergreen
Herbal Healer
Faith began to panic a little, but seeing how Halk was reacting she fought though it. "Halk what we need to do is warn the others and fortify our champ, we are not experienced or prepared enough to take on the necromancers who would happy kill us all in order to become more powerful!" She grasped one of Halk's charged daggers before heading out ahead of him, not desiring to risk anyone she cared about getting caught by them. "...remove the lights, lock the doors, set the charms...remove the lights, lock the doors, set the charms...remove the lights, lock the doors, set the CHA-"
A sudden grasp of a hand caught Faith by surprise as she was drug fifteen feet into the woods, her muffled cries and screams inaudible by anyone in the area.
Several moments went by before Faith would be tossed to the ground, surrounded by darkness and laughter. A familiar face walked forward and grasped Faith's chin, "Faith, oh how lovely it is to see my dearest healer..."
"N-Nikolai..." she said before crying out a little as her right arm was slashed, her blood being collected from the wound quickly by a necromancer she didn't know, "You promised me you would leave me too myself."
"Tsk Tsk, you believed a lot of things my dear," he told her as she collected a bit of her hair in his hands and took in its scent, "I created the spell to permanently keep you here until my escape for a reason. I need you, I want you at my side, and I want you following my orders; the reason why I give you the BELIEF of space is because I know a happy partner is much easier to control than a unhappy one."
"Rot in hell," she spat, finally managing to pull her arm away when the necromancer took enough blood from her, "Why are you taking my blood?"
"No reason, mostly to insure that charmer doesn't think he can get away with interacting with you,"
"Leave him alone, what do you want from me?!"
Nikolai circled her as he continued speaking, "What I want from you, is to continue on with your game of house like nothing happened, make your town as mighty as you can, enough to attract others too it. Then when it is finished and all kinds of people come in...we will claim our necromancers...and the tools we need for the blood ritual."
"Murderer," she spat, but he simply shrugged it off.
"We don't murder, we simply help with the next stage of passing of life. Anyway...see you around my dearest..." All of the necromancers will have disappeared, almost as if they had never existed as no trace of them would be found after all the torches went out.
A sudden grasp of a hand caught Faith by surprise as she was drug fifteen feet into the woods, her muffled cries and screams inaudible by anyone in the area.
Several moments went by before Faith would be tossed to the ground, surrounded by darkness and laughter. A familiar face walked forward and grasped Faith's chin, "Faith, oh how lovely it is to see my dearest healer..."
"N-Nikolai..." she said before crying out a little as her right arm was slashed, her blood being collected from the wound quickly by a necromancer she didn't know, "You promised me you would leave me too myself."
"Tsk Tsk, you believed a lot of things my dear," he told her as she collected a bit of her hair in his hands and took in its scent, "I created the spell to permanently keep you here until my escape for a reason. I need you, I want you at my side, and I want you following my orders; the reason why I give you the BELIEF of space is because I know a happy partner is much easier to control than a unhappy one."
"Rot in hell," she spat, finally managing to pull her arm away when the necromancer took enough blood from her, "Why are you taking my blood?"
"No reason, mostly to insure that charmer doesn't think he can get away with interacting with you,"
"Leave him alone, what do you want from me?!"
Nikolai circled her as he continued speaking, "What I want from you, is to continue on with your game of house like nothing happened, make your town as mighty as you can, enough to attract others too it. Then when it is finished and all kinds of people come in...we will claim our necromancers...and the tools we need for the blood ritual."
"Murderer," she spat, but he simply shrugged it off.
"We don't murder, we simply help with the next stage of passing of life. Anyway...see you around my dearest..." All of the necromancers will have disappeared, almost as if they had never existed as no trace of them would be found after all the torches went out.