The ghost was timid at first, she responded to Accalia’s façade pretty well. She told her that she was afraid of her because she thought that she was a squire or a knight, and that she thought the dagger would be insignificant to the rich merchants. Accalia was enjoying this like a guilty pleasure, not liking the method, but loved the results. The ‘lie’ was working perfectly. The ghost even addressed the situation as ‘we’. However, things didn’t last like this for very long…
Accalia’s supposed plan was once again, the wrong approach. At first, things were going according to her plan, questioning who the real one is. However, Accalia’s slip of the tongue shattered the situation. Accalia’s sire told her once that most ghost aren’t ghost by choice, most are here for a purpose, and to them this state was a curse – it seems she had forgot. Accalia’s eyes widen as the ghost slowly became enraged. Accalia then remembered a statement that her sire said, it was: “A ghost’s past was like a trigger. If activated, most ghosts will strongly act out of character. This could make them extremely violent, or emotional.”
Accalia looked into the enraged ghost as she screamed at her. Accalia knew what was going to happen, the ghost is going to try and kill her. Accalia’s focus broke, along with her ‘lie’. The ghost blinked out of the area. Accalia once again ceased this opportunity to escape. However, it was short lived, as the ghost blinked back, holding three daggers, while screaming Accalia’s demise. The ghost began to throw them one after another towards Accalia. Accalia just manage to hide behind a tree, stopping all but one dagger. Accalia got nicked on the shoulder and the wound slowly bled. Accalia wasn’t the best ghost hunter in the sense of fieldwork, so all she could do was run.
As her heart pounded, she could hear screaming, a familiar sounding scream. It was Castor. She couldn’t quite make out what he is saying, but she knows that he wanted to switch. Accalia knew that she couldn’t do anymore talking to the ghost, so she gave in to Castor’s request. Accalia began running away from the ghost, making sure she ran between trees to stop knives from hitting her. As she ran for dear, she tried focusing on Castor’s mind. She continued running until she found a tree with a large trunk. She rushed to the tree, attempting to hide long enough so Castor could enter the body, as she exits. When Accalia reached her cover, she assumed she had briefly lost the ghost. However, she could still sense her nearby. Accalia looked up into the sky, allowing her mind to go blank. Slowly her vision whited out and she found herself in darkness.
Castor was screaming for Accalia to switch, all he could do was watch as she ran thought the forest, avoiding the daggers. When that one dagger nicked his shoulder, he could feel the pain. However, the wound was the same depth as the wounds he inflicts on himself for blood. Castor’s world of darkness soon faded into black and felt his mind filling with feels and existence. “Ahh!” Castor gasped for air. His mind flooded his body and gave him a headache that would go way over time. The first thing castor did when she came into his body was reach for a rope. “Shyke!” Castor said, patting himself down for that special rope. “I guess I won’t be using zones today…” He said as he un-wrapped the Spiritus, a spiked chain, around his body.
Before the ghost could find him, Castor smeared soulmist upon his chain, she watched as it absorbed into the weapon almost instantaneously. Castor took a deep breath in a got his ‘war-face’ on. Castor walked away from his cover to face the ghost, as he held the Spiritus with two arms, swing one side in a circle. This was his way for warning a ghost he means harm. “Be prepared…” she said with hell-bent look upon his face |
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