Honey_B
Weaver of Dreams
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Aya
The pain seered into her brain, blinding her vision for a moment, but Aya thrust it away. Ramsey was hurt.
"I think we are both a sight," Aya said, taking one of his shirt sleeves and dabbing at the cut. She smiled up at him weekly. "Tell me, Zac Ocelotl, what has happened here. I remember not after we first entered the pyramid."
While Jonathon told her his version of events, she wearily got up and went to the pack basket. Aya took note of the weapons she had apparently procured.
"I managed to bring that out when the thing collapsed," he said as she went through the contents.
Aya's lightening quick reflexes returned as she picked up a deadly axe and flung it at Jonathon's head. It missed bashing in his skull by scant inches and smashed into a large snake descending the tree behind him. Aya retrieved an obsidian dagger from the basket and advanced on the fallen snake. She picked it up by it head and pulled it down from the tree. It was at least four feet long.
"Coatl," she said to Ramsey, meaning snake. Meaning dinner. She cut off the snake's head with a swift slice of her knife.
"There are flints in the basket. Build a fire and we will have dinner, Zac Ocelotl." She picked up the axe and handed it him.
Working together they soon had large pieces of snake roasting over a roaring fire.
"We have time before it will be ready, Zac Ocelotl," she said, looking into his eyes and smiling without a trace of fatigue to be found.
The pain seered into her brain, blinding her vision for a moment, but Aya thrust it away. Ramsey was hurt.
"I think we are both a sight," Aya said, taking one of his shirt sleeves and dabbing at the cut. She smiled up at him weekly. "Tell me, Zac Ocelotl, what has happened here. I remember not after we first entered the pyramid."
While Jonathon told her his version of events, she wearily got up and went to the pack basket. Aya took note of the weapons she had apparently procured.
"I managed to bring that out when the thing collapsed," he said as she went through the contents.
Aya's lightening quick reflexes returned as she picked up a deadly axe and flung it at Jonathon's head. It missed bashing in his skull by scant inches and smashed into a large snake descending the tree behind him. Aya retrieved an obsidian dagger from the basket and advanced on the fallen snake. She picked it up by it head and pulled it down from the tree. It was at least four feet long.
"Coatl," she said to Ramsey, meaning snake. Meaning dinner. She cut off the snake's head with a swift slice of her knife.
"There are flints in the basket. Build a fire and we will have dinner, Zac Ocelotl." She picked up the axe and handed it him.
Working together they soon had large pieces of snake roasting over a roaring fire.
"We have time before it will be ready, Zac Ocelotl," she said, looking into his eyes and smiling without a trace of fatigue to be found.