Awakening Mirshann Rosin (Forcewave, Ranger, Clergy, Max)

Travelling through the jungle seemed to be very strenous for everybody.The journey seemed to go on for awhile so much so that It had seemed they were lost.All the while Ailill continued to attempt to seek out any spirits residing on the island in order to converse with one so he could find the exact location where the Elf happened to lie dormant and get there before any of these others could.He was having alot of difficulty getting in touch with any."Where are all the spirits?What, are there no spirits on this island at all?" and other thoughts similiar in nature kept going through his mind as he searched about for something to commune with.It was beginning to frustrate him.He needed to know where it was first in order to plan out how to ditch these people and get there by himself but the spirit realm would yield no information for him on this day.Something quite unusual.On most occasions he could easily gain information from roaming spirits but today he was getting nothing.Perhaps they were very protective of the Elf's location.

The complete lack of information received made making any sort of plans practically impossible.All he could hope to do now was just continue along with the others until they found the place and then act immediately upon arriving or something.Ailill certainly had the tools and capabilities necessary to do such a thing if need be.As much as he did not want to harm any of these fellows the Elf may possess valuable information he could use and needed access to it and in order for that to happen may have to get them all out of the way.All was for naught however.They had arrived.The two hosts exclamated gleefully as they approached.A massive Oak tree stood there and at its roots was a tomb.One of the men, Thom if he remembered correctly walked up to the jewel encrusted tomb and opened it.Once it was opened a bright light emerged from it and dissipated and there stood the elf.

The elf seemed quite shocked by the fact that it had been awakened.Their presence at her tomb was probably not welcome."So this is the elf." Ailill thought."Wonder if she is as special as the rumors suggest." he thought.The others were all introducing themselves to her but did not seem to be putting much effort into providing her with the information she asked of them in her own native language.A language he knew about from his studies.He could remember the words for only a bit of the language and had no knowledge of proper enunciation of the words they used so he had no clue if she would fully understand what he was saying.It was still worth a shot attempting to introduce himself with it. "Vendui', ussta kaas zhah Ailill Hale.(Hello, my name is Ailill Hale) That was really about all he could say in her own language that would make any sense to her to say.He would have to settle for continuing on with english and spoke slowly so she might have a chance of comprehending."I'm afraid I remember only a few words of your language.You are on an island in the northern seas.Legends of your people are known amongst some and we came here because of them." he stopped speaking due to something strange.

He was hearing something in his mind.Finally the spirits on the island were making their presences known to him.They were in distress about something.Perhaps it was because the elf had awakened.Ailill grabbed his dimensional sack feeling as he would soon need it.

When everyone started talking to the elf lady in her language Ranger felt a little bit out of place, well everyone really meaning the Ailill guy and Thom. But still, all he knew how to speak was English so he wasn’t quite sure what they were really saying and tat never was a good thing. Shaking his head he leaned up against a tree and watched everyone, making sure nothing bad was going on or going to happen. He really didn’t want a fight to start here because someone couldn’t keep their cool or someone offended the elf lady. Which if he kept calling her that he was bound to say it out loud and therefore be the one to do just that… and offend her.

He sighed and looked around a low whistle escaping his lips as he noticed the quiver of arrows and her very odd looking yew bow. It wasn’t like any he had seen before, certainly not an English yew bow though it had the style. When Thom, finally in English, said she was introducing herself and to either bow or nod his head he did the later having no intention to bow to anyone less they be God himself. “Ranger,” he spoke out nodding his hooded head in her direction in greeting. Okay sure, he could have given one of his other titles or something like that but Ranger seemed the easiest one to do, because it described what he was and would possibly be the easiest for her to translate.

When the el- Mirshann drew her bow and got into a defensive stance yelling once again in her native language he groaned. Now what was going on, was she deciding to kill them all or something, or was it worse than that? He saw them before the others thanks to his time spent as an archer but he didn’t believe his eyes, they were…well he wasn’t even sure what they were. Tiny little black, smoke like monsters with claws and teeth standing at about four feet tall rushing at them from about thirty feet away. “What the hell are those things?” He asked questioningly as he drew his long bow, notched an electric arrow and shot it out at the one that was ahead of the others. Thankfully when Max shot out his air blast it sent his own arrow flying at a faster pace and the arrow connected faster than it would have normally.

Just for clarification, here are the creepy monsters.



OCC: 1
STR: 5
SPD: 5
DUR: 5
ABI: 2 (Shadow Stepping)
FS: 3

((OOC:Sorry for the late post guys!))

Levi followed the others of his group, raising an eyebrow at the group of monsters that had gathered at the awakening of MIrshann. "Well you are certainly some ugly fellows. Sorry, but i don't recall seeing you on the invite list." Inwardly Levi cursed himself for failing to put heart into his magic studies, otherwise he may have nee able to expect such a thing to happen. Most likely they were out to finish off the Princess, thus making it their duty to protect her. As it was they're fault for their presence here in the first place, what with waking her up. "Teddy, go break them please." he stepped back and let his assistant do the work. While a skilled combatant, Levi was more suited for a medical role due to his small stature and build.

The oversized teddy bear opened its mouth to reveal the rows of needle sharp teeth, then ran and leapt forward to crush one of the monsters under its weight. Teddy jumped out of the way to avoid the blows of the archer and the blue haired boy, who seemingly was a magic practitioner of sorts. Maybe he could ask him for some help in magic lessons, seeing how he himself was rather lacking in experience in that subject. He rifled through his bag searching for something to defend himself with and quickly found a scalpel, should the monsters get past Teddy and force them into close combat. The said bear was still crushing and tearing into the ugly things.

Ailill was now feeling a bit soulful.Not knowing the language enough to properly conversate with the elf known as Mirshann Rosin, which in their own language mean't born to an angel, was quite disappointing.For all the time he spent earlier trying to think of a way to abandon these others so he could find her all by himself it was quite sad to realize that it probably would have been completely pointless.It would have gotten him very little due to being unable to communicate properly.If only he had had time to study the language more before having to take this trip.He had been left with so little time.

The elf was definitely scared and curious but was adjusting to the situation pretty quickly.A warrior it clearly was and she was demonstrating it with boldness at this very moment.Not even waking up to six people standing there knowing so much about her seemed to be giving her much unease at all.She stared right at him as she spoke something that included her name.It was an introduction and something more but of to what he knew not.The elf gathered her arrows and presented Thom with a book.

Ailill was wondering what it was he should be doing.The sounds of spirits in distress from earlier had him curious.He was wondering what it was that was causing such distress.Soon thereafter his thoughts were no longer left uncertain.This seemingly mundane trip in search of the supposed home of an elf was now fraught with danger.Some creatures had arrived and seemed to be dangerous.Mirshann certainly thinked so as she was preparing to fight them.The others were now going along with her and immediately went into battle against those things.Their initial efforts though were not doing all that much.Ailill prepared to join them but for some reason his mind was more focused on that book that she had given to Thom.He figured it was valuable in some way.It might also contain a method of getting rid of these things.He turned to Thom and started to shout to him"Thom, do you-." he noticed that Thom had dropped the book and stepped away from it in total fear."want to live or not?If so you and Frank should take cover now." he told them both.

Ailill waited for them to start running for cover before walking over to where the book now lay and picked it up.He examined the front and back covers thoroughly before opening it.In it contained all sorts of things that he would expect in such a book.It was in Drow however so he would need to take it back home with him in order to study it.As for now those creatures needed to be dealt with.He reached into his bag and pulled out his fire rod and soon let loose its mighty flames towards the creatures in order to utterly annihilate them all.

These little devils were tough nuts to crack but they weren’t as powerful as they seemed. Ranger smirked notching two Electric Arrows he let them soar, flying off at the monsters and nailing two of them in the forehead. With a shock and a buzz they went down, it felt horrible killing these things off but they weren’t human and didn’t appear to be intelligent other than animalistic actions. Plus they were the aggressors and he was pretty sure if they got the chance to kill them they would not ignore it. It was as if he was simply out hunting and the wolves decided to venture a little too close, caught his sent and were now coming in for a look. The only difference, these wolves really could move through the shadows.

Spinning to turn behind them he let off an exploding arrow fly, straight into a giant pack of about ten to twelve of the beasts who had somehow gotten behind them. The exploding arrow hit its mark and the effects were devastating as always. It was his strongest arrow and he hated using it because of the effects that followed suit. The arrow was more powerful than a Nuclear Bomb and it was being dropped in a specific location, destroying everything in its path every time it connected. When the explosion sounded he didn’t even look back at the smoke surrounding the area, he knew the little devils couldn’t have survived the explosion… Shaking his head he focused back on the scene in front of him.

The numbers of the shadow like monsters were depleting to basically nothing, only a couple more remained and they didn’t seem to be putting up too much more of a fight. Between Ailill's fire rod, Max’s wind spell, and the creepy giant teddy bear there wasn’t much more to do. Of course Mirshann was doing pretty well herself and when Ranger let his eyes rest on her he blinked letting out a whistle. Her bow was amazing, nothing he had ever seen before and she didn’t even need arrows for it they just kind of appeared when she drew her hand back.

He wasn’t one to believe in magic, always having thought it was cheep tricks and secret compartments but he wasn’t quite sure how to explain this one. Max’s fire and wind ‘spells’ could easily be areokinesis and pyrokinesis respectively, while Ailil’s fire rod could be just that, a rod used to channel fire and shoot it back out like a flamethrower just modified. But, a bow with a seemingly never depleting amount of arrows that was definitely not there ten seconds ago? Well that one he was still having trouble believing could be true yet there it was in front of his eyes. Her style of archery was also unique, he was an expert on all things archery yet her technique was like nothing he had seen before yet still remained almost familiar. He was sure if he had time to ‘study’ it more he’d be able to figure out why it looked familiar, it was probably a mixture of many different styles blended into one, but for now he’d have to wait.

Levi smiled with satisfaction as the last of the creatures were swiftly finished off by the parties combined efforts, though it didn't require much on their part. He was suitably impressed by the power they were packing. Mirshann certainly lived up to her legend, and they were given a glimpse of what her bow could do. The Ranger was equally proficient in archery, But he would be thoroughly disappointed if this was all the challenge they were going to receive. He was certain a second wave would soon come. "Teddy, come!" his furry assistant did as told and walked over to Levis' side, as by now all of the creatures had been destroyed. He noticed the flesh from said creatures covering Teddy's limbs and mouth, as well as a few cuts, and sighed. It would take him forever to get that out, considering it wasn't toxic. In that case he'd have to replace them.

I'd suggest we'd best leave as soon as possible. I doubt this is all we're going to end up facing, not that I doubt any of our abilities to defend ourselves, but I'd rather get on with this." he strolled on over to where Thom was starting to come out of his position behind Frank. Levi was starting to consider their guide more and more of a wuss. They were both grown men, yet Levi was still much more brave despite his small body. "It's your duty to lead the way, unless you have other plans you need to complete?"

As the others put their efforts into fighting all these mysterious creatures that had suddenly appeared and attempted to attack them, Ailill was mainly ignoring all of it to some degree and instead focusing more on the book that the Elf known as Mirshann had presented to them and the information that it might contain inside.He had pitched in his own efforts to defeat the creatures but had decidedly left the task of dealing with the creatures up to the others.Arrow upon arrow of both the magical and technological varieties were fired from Mirshann and Ranger respectively all while different sorts of attacks that he had yet to fully identify were unleashed by Max and of all things a living teddy bear was sent their way by Levi.Now that last thing was just weird even for a guy who had studied things that Ailill himself had studied.As the creatures were being finished off Ailill quickly stowed the book away in his magical sack along with the fire rod he had used in the battle and closed the thing up so that nobody would notice that he had it.

Ailill looked to the others as the last of the creatures was defeated with an expression of solemness.Those things may have been defeated yes but who knows if there were more.Their very nature was currently unknown and perhaps the only one who could have any idea of what they truly were was Mirshann herself and communicating with her was not exactly easy to do.Only Thom knew how to speak the language and he seemed to be cowering in absolute fear at this very moment."Thom, Frank, You two fellows can come out now.We have taken care of all those there strange things." he shouted at to them before turning back to the others."Well everybody since we've done what we had come for and Mirshann here is now awake so there's really no reason to still be here unless there's more to this place than just the resting place.Anyone got any good suggestions?" he asked of any of the rest.It did not matter all that much to him what suggestion was made. Ailill now had the book and that was enough for him for now since he was still distinguishing through the presence of the various spirits in the nearby area.

The battle was over quicker than Ranger thought it would have been which was a relief more than anything. If only because it meant they wouldn’t have to continue to fight these…these whatever they were and it meant they could possibly leave the island and get back to the states. As he was thinking this Ailill took charge of just those thoughts and asked Thom where the map was and where they were going, and of course Thom lost the map. Shaking his head Ranger got ready to inspect the area around them and find the way back by simply retracing their tracks and other notable markings that indicated where they had been. But, before he could do so Mirshann herself took charge of the little group before he even had a chance to speak up.

Stepping back into the shadows, figuratively speaking of course, he silently gave his approval as they were quickly going back the way they came; without any mistakes this time. It proved she was an expert tracker and archer just like the legends of elves and even herself he had read were true. Perhaps when he finally got around to starting up the Phantoms once again and her English got a little better he could ask her to join the team. It would be nice to have another archer on the team, and one that wasn’t still technically in training at that. As he was thinking this all through he looked up and blinked seeing the group come to a halt, the Elven Princess drawing her bow and firing off two shots. One of which didn’t seem to hit anything but the other connecting with yet another shadow monster. It seemed they were not going to be leaving the island anytime soon.

Before The Ranger even had the chance to grab an arrow and place it down on his bow Max punched the ground and basically took out every single shadow that had appeared this time around. Shrugging his shoulders e put the arrow back in the quiver and nodded to Max, his form of a compliment, then looked back up to Miri. “Well, seems our problem is once again taken care of, care to continue leading the way?” He called out to her as he looked around. There certainly were not any more Shadow monsters from what he could see, and although he did not have superhuman eyesight he did have perfect eyesight for a human.

Ailill was now ready to leave the island under the assumption that there was nothing here left worth looking for since he had only heard of the Elf's tomb and what had been inside and they had already gotten to that. The elf was free now just as the Derringers had been hoping to have happen for whatever reason. This was now bugging him a bit. Why had they arranged such a thing to happen? They could have just come alone. Then again only Mirshann would have been able to fight off those creatures once they attacked. Assuming they didn't do so before reaching the tomb. Perhaps the very reason for the invitation was to use others to protect them. Perhaps there was more to the two brothers than they were letting on.Then again they did just lose the map.

He glanced around for any sign of the dropped map but did not see it anywhere. That map wasn't the only thing Thom had dropped. He had after all dropped the book that the elf had given him.The man seemed to possess a tendencies for dropping things of value.Not a good quality. Speaking of the elf she had found their footprints from when they first came here. They could just follow those back to the ship. Ailill informed the others of this so they could get moving. "Everyone, we can just follow our own footprints back.We won't even need the map to get out of here. Let's get going then people." he exclaimed to them all only for any attempt to actually leave to be interrupted.

More. More creatures had come for them. As if there numbers were infinite.Perhaps they would never stop coming. Who knows at this point. It started with just one, but one became many. This time around the little group was more prepared. The creatures were taken out quickly thus allowing them once again the opportunity to get moving again. "Let's get off this island now. We have our path to the ship so we should take it." He shouted determinedly to let them all know that he mean't it this time. There was neither time left or reason anymore to linger around here anymore.