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Rhavana made a spark with shaking hands as she lit the torch and then thrust it at the hideous beasts trying to clamber over the sides of their little boat. She heard their flesh--if you could call it that-- sizzle and burn away when she touched them. The fire was damaging them. She thrust the torch into the chest of one and its howl echoed in the night. A troll on the other side tried to take advantage by pulling itself up on the side of boat, but Brandon crushed its hand.
She turned this way and that trying to protect herself and Brandon while doing what damage she could. She couldn't tell how many there were because they popped up on one side of the other. Whenever she was distracted by one, another would try on the other side.
Thrusting the torch seemed to work best, pushing them away while doing the most damage. She wasn't really aiming, just thrusting and swiping as best she could as the trolls appeared. She tried to go for their faces, that seemed to hurt the most, and if they couldn't see, they couldn't attack.
After what seemed like an eternity, the trolls stopped. Perhaps they had moved far enough out of their territory. Perhaps they ahd hurt them enough to make them stop. She didn't care which. She gripped the torch tightly afraid of a renewed attack.
She panted catching her breath and leaned back onto Brandon's chest. "Are they gone?" She was unharmed except for splashes of ichor from the trolls that Brandon had smashed. "Do you think the noise has alerted the Orcs? Should I put the torch out?" She held it away from her so it wouldn't ignite their boat by accident.
She turned this way and that trying to protect herself and Brandon while doing what damage she could. She couldn't tell how many there were because they popped up on one side of the other. Whenever she was distracted by one, another would try on the other side.
Thrusting the torch seemed to work best, pushing them away while doing the most damage. She wasn't really aiming, just thrusting and swiping as best she could as the trolls appeared. She tried to go for their faces, that seemed to hurt the most, and if they couldn't see, they couldn't attack.
After what seemed like an eternity, the trolls stopped. Perhaps they had moved far enough out of their territory. Perhaps they ahd hurt them enough to make them stop. She didn't care which. She gripped the torch tightly afraid of a renewed attack.
She panted catching her breath and leaned back onto Brandon's chest. "Are they gone?" She was unharmed except for splashes of ichor from the trolls that Brandon had smashed. "Do you think the noise has alerted the Orcs? Should I put the torch out?" She held it away from her so it wouldn't ignite their boat by accident.