by Dallen on February 8th, 2014, 10:32 am
In the smoky haze of an unknown forest, Dallen drifted, walking with no pattern or purpose. Orbs of golden light hovered around his shoulders, and the resulting light was enough to light up the dense fog. The trees were tall and black, with few branches until about twenty feet up. One of the lights, with a great cacophony of the sound of ringing bells, exploded into sparks, which flew through the fog of Dallen's dreamworld, forming a path. Curious about where this glittering trail of light might lead him, Dallen shrugged and started ambling down the path given to him. A broken, moss-covered wall of granite loomed above him, with a crack the size of a man at the base. Unnatural light shone into Dallen's forest, and striding forward, with a bright flash, Dallen found himself in an unknown city, being witness to a sight horrific.
Some twenty to thirty people were being goaded on by what seemed to be a magician, for the intent of killing a restrained Dhani. Grimace on his face, Dallen watched as an orb of golden light turned dark crimson, and the earthen arms restraining the snake-woman rumbled back into the ground. The dhani freed, the people were hesitant to approach, but a young man, only four years Dallen's junior it seemed, charged the dhani. Dodging his feeble strike, she whipped him into a wall, breaking his neck. Scattering, the mob was killed by various projectiles, thrown by the dhani. She threw a few torches into the open windows and doors of several buildings, setting them ablaze unnaturally quickly. As she soaked herself in blood, she looked up, presumably talking to the mage, and said, "Is this what you wanted? Is this what you wanted from me?" Stepping gingerly out of the Dhani's field of vision, the werelight's crimson tinge faded, now a deep obsidian. Cursing himself for a fool, Dallen thought, Idiot. The crimson wasn't for the dhani... The crimson was for the village. Backing into an alleyway, where he could observe the spectacle unharmed, he felt a presence that made him shiver, and looking behind him, saw the mage. The dark obsidian orb shivered, and with a burst of flame, grew until it was the size of Dallen's head. At the center of the black murkiness, there was a tiny pinpoint of light, which grew with every second. Returning its original light to itself, the light was soon again a bright orb, but the orb seemed more.... vibrant somehow.
Looking once again at the mage, Dallen asked, "Now, miss, I don't know why you're skulking in the shadows, after inciting a mob to kill that poor Dhani, but I don't think it's anything good. You may be a mage, but it's my duty as a human being to see this madness cease." Keeping the cold, detached look on his face, Dallen continued. "So, if I have to ask you or tell you, my one demand is this." Eyes flashing an even brighter blue, Dallen, filled with a cold conviction, said, "STOP."
NOTICE: THIS CHARACTER IS BEING PLACED UNDER HIATUS. ALL CURRENT THREADS SHALL BE FINISHED, BUT THIS CHARACTER WILL BE SUSPENDED TILL FURTHER NOTICE OTHERWISE.