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Thraxos watched her as she rose, attempted to cover herself, wobbled, and fainted. He moved quickly towards her as she fell, his arms cradling her, and he hoisted her slender frame up to his chest. “Damn you,” he growled. He couldn’t leave her. The orcs would sniff her out easily. They had to get away. Thraxos grunted. Anwen had healed his deepest, deadliest wound earlier, but he was still bleeding from the other gashes.
He steeled himself. There was no choice in the matter. With a growl, the half-orc slung the elf over his shoulder, and set off away from the battle, heading south through the forest. The sounds of battle receded behind them, and soon enough had faded completely.
Thraxos knew the memories would never fade for Anwen, though. He could tell now that she had never been exposed to the brutalities of war. For all her intelligence, she had precious little experience in the real world. She was about to get a crash course.
He felt himself grow weaker as the first couple of miles passed under his feet. He sniffed as the breeze blew past them, sending their scent back towards the razed elf city. His blood could lead the orcs to them as well. He needed her awake. He needed that healing magic. He came to a stop, next to a large tree along a stream. Gently, he eased her off his shoulder and down to the ground, leaning her back against the tree. He went to the stream and drank from the water that flowed there, splashed some of it over himself in a vain attempt to wash away some of the blood.
The gash across his chest wasn’t deep, but it would leave quite the scar, as would the puncture wound in his side, near his hip. He was lucky he could still walk from that one. He staggered back to Anwen, and knelt before her.
“Wake up, elf,” he growled. “Damn you, wake up!” He grasped her shoulders and shook her lightly, to no avail. He patted her cheek with his big rough hand, and still nothing. “Fuck,” he grunted. He didn’t care if she actually awoke. He just needed her to heal him. He wondered if he could trigger her healing abilities himself. One of his hands crawled around behind her, grasping the back of her neck and cradling her at the base of her skull, while the other dragged across the wound on his chest, collecting blood on his fingertips. He tilted her head back and pressed his bloody fingers to her lips, smearing the blood across her mouth. His grip on her head tightened and he slipped those fingers past her lips, pressing them to her tongue…
He steeled himself. There was no choice in the matter. With a growl, the half-orc slung the elf over his shoulder, and set off away from the battle, heading south through the forest. The sounds of battle receded behind them, and soon enough had faded completely.
Thraxos knew the memories would never fade for Anwen, though. He could tell now that she had never been exposed to the brutalities of war. For all her intelligence, she had precious little experience in the real world. She was about to get a crash course.
He felt himself grow weaker as the first couple of miles passed under his feet. He sniffed as the breeze blew past them, sending their scent back towards the razed elf city. His blood could lead the orcs to them as well. He needed her awake. He needed that healing magic. He came to a stop, next to a large tree along a stream. Gently, he eased her off his shoulder and down to the ground, leaning her back against the tree. He went to the stream and drank from the water that flowed there, splashed some of it over himself in a vain attempt to wash away some of the blood.
The gash across his chest wasn’t deep, but it would leave quite the scar, as would the puncture wound in his side, near his hip. He was lucky he could still walk from that one. He staggered back to Anwen, and knelt before her.
“Wake up, elf,” he growled. “Damn you, wake up!” He grasped her shoulders and shook her lightly, to no avail. He patted her cheek with his big rough hand, and still nothing. “Fuck,” he grunted. He didn’t care if she actually awoke. He just needed her to heal him. He wondered if he could trigger her healing abilities himself. One of his hands crawled around behind her, grasping the back of her neck and cradling her at the base of her skull, while the other dragged across the wound on his chest, collecting blood on his fingertips. He tilted her head back and pressed his bloody fingers to her lips, smearing the blood across her mouth. His grip on her head tightened and he slipped those fingers past her lips, pressing them to her tongue…