"You and I both know it will never be enough.." Ana murmured quietly to the tensely saturated air, staring intently at the caravan, the monks, and the Akalak. The gleam of the blade in the sunlight shone maligently, so dangerously close to being thrusted and swung at the monks.. The chaos that could have ensued, that could have resulted in bloodshed... Did not. Possibly several muscles in her back, neck, and face tensed up as the Akalak would sheathe his weapon. There was an awful snap, as if Ana's mind had been a strong branch, with too much pressure placed on the furthest area away from the trunk.
Echoing inside, the shakes began, and the rage...
Rage which began as a light tremble, slowly building up, and finally roaring within her ears as blood rushed to her head. Cheeks flushed themselves crimson with the pooling blood, breathing elevated, holding onto the handle of her sword cane... Hands wobbling too and fro, making a grinding noise of wood against rock, face grim, and strained, she had never felt such an intense anger before.
This Akalak had ruined it... and though she had mentioned fate, she had whole heartedly expected there to be bloodshed. When the expectation had not been met, Ana didn't know what to say, what to think, what to do, so she stood there watching frozen in her spot. It was probably for the best. What are you doing.... You should be cutting those monks down, don't play the persuasive negotiater you petching shyke of a fool! The words bombarded her repetitively, eyes dilating, a light headedness acompanying them. She had to breath. Grimacing, she shut her eyes, tilting her head up and breathing deeply, she had to calm down, she had to remain calm or do something stupid. The girls voice prodded at her attempts inwardly.
Maliciously, Ana glared down at the girl with eyes narrowed, what right did this girl have to lecture her, she was twice this girls size, and much older. Remain calm. Ana. Stay calm. Do not lose your cool... Do not lose it, you know what happens when you do... The glare seemed to burn, smoldering down slowly until finally she closed her eyes once more and sighed, deeply. Letting the breath exhale itself through her nose, slowly, her shoulders sagged in unvoiced defeat and exhaustion.
Again, Ana's eyes found the caravan, and the retreating Akalak with a longing despair, gold orbs would widen, seeing a bright light streak just in time from behind the big guy towards a monk. It was as if everything had become lethargically slower, denizen's heads would turn slowly to lay eyes on the monk which had been struck, the monk whom had been frozen in his spot for a split second, spasming as the bolt would hit him, falling to the ground with an ominous 'thud' filling the air. Everything paused. No one moved, not even Ana with a mouth just barely gaping open in surprise. The other monks only moved when the realization hit them, and everyone else, slowly speeding up as they hurried to their brother.
Voices lost in the crowd's crys.
Every thing, and person, sped up.... Taking a normal speed once Evalin spoke again. The situation itself broke loose into a stunning mess of chaos. Ana snapped her attention to the girl, staring. "How... What... Did you... do that?" Ana asked, still very much stunned by the current events, as if she had been struck by the bolt herself. It dawned on Ana that perhaps this little girl, was not actually a little girl.
"What are you..?" she whispered, half curious, half fearful.