The Curse of the Entente [Arkash]
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2021 7:13 pm
2nd Frost, 4621
The night had risen and the young Entente made it to Arlain, the place in which the feud between Uriel Valent and Brilan Ald brewed with the political animosity between the each other. The sand and dirt didn't make Caladrin look any better as he looked like a common slave boy and yet there was no better place for him to settle down. Amongst his shoulder was the slave boy, for which he carried freely. He had the strength to do so; it didnt exactly take much for him to life someone who was lesser height than him. However, there was a bigger burden.
The guilt.
The guilt of being the victim in that situation; he was Entente, he was suppose to be the greatest most powerful mage at all; but he wasnt, not yet as it seemed. What made Caladrin question, was his own abilities; was he cut out to be a great mage like his family or was he forever going to be weak in terms of his magic. He tried every inn, but Halamire would bar him from entering the places, since they were only available for the elite class. The Entente. He was Entente, but he couldnt admit that out in public, for the way he was dressed now placed him in a different class all together. He was trouble, not just to himself but also to his family.
The risk of being flogged was high if he admitted openly, so he chose to keep his mouth shut. He sighed for a moment as he wished for a luxury bed, comfort and a nice warm meal, but he wasn't going to get that at this rate; it was pain, degradation and torment for him. Yet, he had always lived with a silver spoon in his mouth. It was about time Caladrin had some proper experience in life. He sighed as he entered the dirty dark slums; he looked around cautiously.
However, he found a seemingly safe spot away from the criminals. A small outhouse, where he locked the door. It appeared to be run down and derelict, but it was the only location he had. He settled Arkash down for a moment "Fuck, hold still... It's gonna be alright... You might be, suffering from... Oh god..." The worry in the Entente's face could explain he'd never seen anything like it before "Stay there, don't move." He said as he walked outside the outhouse. He looked around and noticed tree a small tree from which he plucked a bunch of twigs from. He sighed as he remembered one of his lessons his stepfather taught him when he was 13 "Right, here goes nothing"
He ran back into the outhouse and locked the door, he used his finger to peel the fibers from the twigs as he looked at Arkash for a moment "Don't be alarmed, this won't hurt." At that moment, he channeled a green ball of energy into the plant fibers he peeled "This will hurt a bit..." He said with such seriousness as he appeared to be in full concentration. He needed to close the wounds as fast as possible, so he used the plant fibers to suture the wounds on his chest area first. However, there would be even more difficulty. His lung was punctured
"Damnit! WHY ARE YOU SO..." He paused for a moment; he didn't mean to lash out, although it was clear that he appeared to be genuine worried for the man. He showed him a little sympathy; maybe it was because the slave boy had saved his life "Just hang in there, whatever your name is..." He said as he laid back against the wall next to him "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to lash out at you..." There were thoughts rolling through his mind as a tear shed slightly. He was coming to reality of what he was.
Inferior.
He looked back at Arkash for a moment as he removed his jacket and put it over him, snugly before shaking his head "Y'know, this is all my fault. Shouldn't ran into that brute like a maniac... What was I even thinking, pretending to be the fucking hero; the question is, why? Why did you save me, I thought you slave folk hated us..." He said with a sigh as he paused for a moment "I can see why you hate us." He said with a sigh "Candor, Candor, Candor... Bloody Candor... To what good does it do... Division, lack of freedom; not to mention it influences the way you dress, the way you present yourself." He sighed as the stress got to him "If I was caught now, god damn I'd be publicly humiliated and shamed..." He rolled his eyes again.
"Please, don't fuck this up for me; it'll ruin me" The pleading look that Caladrin had sought upon Arkash for a moment. It was the look of desperation "Is there anything I can do to help you?"
The night had risen and the young Entente made it to Arlain, the place in which the feud between Uriel Valent and Brilan Ald brewed with the political animosity between the each other. The sand and dirt didn't make Caladrin look any better as he looked like a common slave boy and yet there was no better place for him to settle down. Amongst his shoulder was the slave boy, for which he carried freely. He had the strength to do so; it didnt exactly take much for him to life someone who was lesser height than him. However, there was a bigger burden.
The guilt.
The guilt of being the victim in that situation; he was Entente, he was suppose to be the greatest most powerful mage at all; but he wasnt, not yet as it seemed. What made Caladrin question, was his own abilities; was he cut out to be a great mage like his family or was he forever going to be weak in terms of his magic. He tried every inn, but Halamire would bar him from entering the places, since they were only available for the elite class. The Entente. He was Entente, but he couldnt admit that out in public, for the way he was dressed now placed him in a different class all together. He was trouble, not just to himself but also to his family.
The risk of being flogged was high if he admitted openly, so he chose to keep his mouth shut. He sighed for a moment as he wished for a luxury bed, comfort and a nice warm meal, but he wasn't going to get that at this rate; it was pain, degradation and torment for him. Yet, he had always lived with a silver spoon in his mouth. It was about time Caladrin had some proper experience in life. He sighed as he entered the dirty dark slums; he looked around cautiously.
However, he found a seemingly safe spot away from the criminals. A small outhouse, where he locked the door. It appeared to be run down and derelict, but it was the only location he had. He settled Arkash down for a moment "Fuck, hold still... It's gonna be alright... You might be, suffering from... Oh god..." The worry in the Entente's face could explain he'd never seen anything like it before "Stay there, don't move." He said as he walked outside the outhouse. He looked around and noticed tree a small tree from which he plucked a bunch of twigs from. He sighed as he remembered one of his lessons his stepfather taught him when he was 13 "Right, here goes nothing"
He ran back into the outhouse and locked the door, he used his finger to peel the fibers from the twigs as he looked at Arkash for a moment "Don't be alarmed, this won't hurt." At that moment, he channeled a green ball of energy into the plant fibers he peeled "This will hurt a bit..." He said with such seriousness as he appeared to be in full concentration. He needed to close the wounds as fast as possible, so he used the plant fibers to suture the wounds on his chest area first. However, there would be even more difficulty. His lung was punctured
"Damnit! WHY ARE YOU SO..." He paused for a moment; he didn't mean to lash out, although it was clear that he appeared to be genuine worried for the man. He showed him a little sympathy; maybe it was because the slave boy had saved his life "Just hang in there, whatever your name is..." He said as he laid back against the wall next to him "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to lash out at you..." There were thoughts rolling through his mind as a tear shed slightly. He was coming to reality of what he was.
Inferior.
He looked back at Arkash for a moment as he removed his jacket and put it over him, snugly before shaking his head "Y'know, this is all my fault. Shouldn't ran into that brute like a maniac... What was I even thinking, pretending to be the fucking hero; the question is, why? Why did you save me, I thought you slave folk hated us..." He said with a sigh as he paused for a moment "I can see why you hate us." He said with a sigh "Candor, Candor, Candor... Bloody Candor... To what good does it do... Division, lack of freedom; not to mention it influences the way you dress, the way you present yourself." He sighed as the stress got to him "If I was caught now, god damn I'd be publicly humiliated and shamed..." He rolled his eyes again.
"Please, don't fuck this up for me; it'll ruin me" The pleading look that Caladrin had sought upon Arkash for a moment. It was the look of desperation "Is there anything I can do to help you?"