Poprockz
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Emily had never seen a deer in person, nor a couple other animals she spied on the way to town. She watched them with wide-eyed wonder, feeling incredibly lucky that she had been given the opportunity to see them in this life. It felt like some kind of fairy tail movie, the animals seemingly aware and curious about them.
She too thought the tree in the middle of the road was odd, but she hadn’t felt any fear until Adam told her to hide. The young woman quickly got off his back and made to limp for a nearby bush when she heard an unfamiliar voice. Emily whipped around and tensed, her eyes going to the ax in the man’s hand.
It didn’t take a genius to deduce that this man had ambushed them in order to squeeze money from their purse, and that it wasn’t above board. However, she didn’t have the experience to know that there were men in the trees as well until the man said “we” and “us.” This revelation made her heart start to quicken, the danger of the situation sinking in more.
Her eyes widened as the man suggested that she repay them. Was he suggesting what she thought he was suggesting? She recoiled a step and cast her eyes around, trying to find the other men but finding that they were too camouflaged for her eyes. She appreciated that Adam was willing to fight for her, but she didn’t want him to get hurt, nor did she want to be separated from him if they won.
It didn’t matter what she wanted though, the tension escalating as Adam pulled out his sword. It was then that she was able to make eye-contact with an archer. He had a shit-eating grin on his face as though he knew he could stick her friend with his arrow without issue, his bow drawn and poised to shoot in just a moment. Adam only had a sword, he wasn’t going to able to deflect a sword and multiple arrows if they fired at once.
The sound of multiple arrows firing could be heard, and in that moment she panicked. Fear rose in her heart for her friend, the urge to protect him surging through her. It exploded out of her as a blinding wave of force and light, knocking everyone but Adam over. One them screamed about his eyes, the men apparently blinded by the powerful light she had emitted.
She too thought the tree in the middle of the road was odd, but she hadn’t felt any fear until Adam told her to hide. The young woman quickly got off his back and made to limp for a nearby bush when she heard an unfamiliar voice. Emily whipped around and tensed, her eyes going to the ax in the man’s hand.
It didn’t take a genius to deduce that this man had ambushed them in order to squeeze money from their purse, and that it wasn’t above board. However, she didn’t have the experience to know that there were men in the trees as well until the man said “we” and “us.” This revelation made her heart start to quicken, the danger of the situation sinking in more.
Her eyes widened as the man suggested that she repay them. Was he suggesting what she thought he was suggesting? She recoiled a step and cast her eyes around, trying to find the other men but finding that they were too camouflaged for her eyes. She appreciated that Adam was willing to fight for her, but she didn’t want him to get hurt, nor did she want to be separated from him if they won.
It didn’t matter what she wanted though, the tension escalating as Adam pulled out his sword. It was then that she was able to make eye-contact with an archer. He had a shit-eating grin on his face as though he knew he could stick her friend with his arrow without issue, his bow drawn and poised to shoot in just a moment. Adam only had a sword, he wasn’t going to able to deflect a sword and multiple arrows if they fired at once.
The sound of multiple arrows firing could be heard, and in that moment she panicked. Fear rose in her heart for her friend, the urge to protect him surging through her. It exploded out of her as a blinding wave of force and light, knocking everyone but Adam over. One them screamed about his eyes, the men apparently blinded by the powerful light she had emitted.