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The Warrioress
He saw the tip move away from the red clot on his chest slightly as she whisked the jacket away, motioning him to move back against the tree using her sword. Did he have any other option? Not really. He wasn't about to perform any more gimmicks and get himself hurt in the process. There was murder in her eyes. And she was probably more aware of him now than ever before. He couldn't take any more chances. She had begun to shatter his confidence.
Malik rose slowly and stood on his feet, taking a few steps back towards the tree, his hands remaining close to his sides. The anger loomed beneath the surface. He had tested her a bit, with no fruit. Her patience had been pushed to the edge. The blood drawn from his chest was the proof that he had angered her as well. Probably not healthy for him, he thought. But it had to be done. He only wished he could do something more. He wished he could do...something.
"I don't remember causing you any harm ever...? I don't even know you."
The dragon's fury had subsided, at least over the surface. His words and tone had changed. Even though he knew she was just going to ignore his questions and do what she wanted. His eyes sought hers. Her voice was strangely familiar. He could hear it clearly in the darkness. Where had he heard it before?
"Who are you? And why are you...?"
His words trailed, cut off along with a gasp, his back hitting the bark of the tree as he watched her move closer, like a lioness stalking her prey.
He saw the tip move away from the red clot on his chest slightly as she whisked the jacket away, motioning him to move back against the tree using her sword. Did he have any other option? Not really. He wasn't about to perform any more gimmicks and get himself hurt in the process. There was murder in her eyes. And she was probably more aware of him now than ever before. He couldn't take any more chances. She had begun to shatter his confidence.
Malik rose slowly and stood on his feet, taking a few steps back towards the tree, his hands remaining close to his sides. The anger loomed beneath the surface. He had tested her a bit, with no fruit. Her patience had been pushed to the edge. The blood drawn from his chest was the proof that he had angered her as well. Probably not healthy for him, he thought. But it had to be done. He only wished he could do something more. He wished he could do...something.
"I don't remember causing you any harm ever...? I don't even know you."
The dragon's fury had subsided, at least over the surface. His words and tone had changed. Even though he knew she was just going to ignore his questions and do what she wanted. His eyes sought hers. Her voice was strangely familiar. He could hear it clearly in the darkness. Where had he heard it before?
"Who are you? And why are you...?"
His words trailed, cut off along with a gasp, his back hitting the bark of the tree as he watched her move closer, like a lioness stalking her prey.