KieranSoares
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"Not anymore," a tenor male voice murmured, youthful and clear but hollow. Finally the rider tore his gaze away from the mangled corpse of his partner, and he looked toward Riley. In the early dawn light, the blood running down his face on the inside of his helmet almost glistened, still actively bleeding even after an hour. It trailed down from his hairline and the side of his nose following the contour around his mouth. And as he carelessly tossed his helmet aside, he revealed tanned skin and bright blond hair and blue eyes. He looked Scandinavian, or at least northern European.
"You Northern Riders are no joke, are you?" He murmured in a soft Welsh accent, one that Riley rarely heard. "Efficient killers... And cleverer than us, I suppose." He looked back to the dragoness and a tear streaked down his bloody face as he seemed to speak to the corpse, "I guess our luck had to run out sometime, Ellie... Always thought I'd be the one to die first, idiot that I am... but you always prove me wrong."
Standing, the rider withdrew a sword similar to an English cavalry saber. "Come on then, Fox... The Triad is supposed to be famous for mercy and hospitality. The least you can do is let me go with her." He turned to face Riley and brandished the blade, a haunting, empty expression on his face and his eyes devoid of any will to live. But he seemed set on going out fighting with honor.
"You Northern Riders are no joke, are you?" He murmured in a soft Welsh accent, one that Riley rarely heard. "Efficient killers... And cleverer than us, I suppose." He looked back to the dragoness and a tear streaked down his bloody face as he seemed to speak to the corpse, "I guess our luck had to run out sometime, Ellie... Always thought I'd be the one to die first, idiot that I am... but you always prove me wrong."
Standing, the rider withdrew a sword similar to an English cavalry saber. "Come on then, Fox... The Triad is supposed to be famous for mercy and hospitality. The least you can do is let me go with her." He turned to face Riley and brandished the blade, a haunting, empty expression on his face and his eyes devoid of any will to live. But he seemed set on going out fighting with honor.