JUMP IN: Dragons and Humans RP

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Mysha nodded in agreement at the comment on breakfast, looking over as Drake asked if she was ready for the day. "Yes," she said with another nod. Then, as if on cue, Rhayne approached their table, bowing as he said "Well then, I've already got a bit of a task for you. Apparently Ghio has been seen around the southern forest with some followers I suppose." Now, to any outsider it would just sound like some bitter people were conspiring, but Mysha furrowed her brow. "Great," she snorted, pinching the bridge of her nose. "Just great. Out of all the things to start the day with." Rhayne then suggested "I can take some soldiers and-" He immediately stopped when Mysha held up her hand and said "Not unless Drake and I go with you. Maybe I'll get a new spear faster than I thought." Rhayne tsked, telling her "There could be traps, so I think right now you shouldnt-" Mysha raised a brow at him, and he immediately shut up again before simply nodding once.

Mysha stood up as well, nodding. "That would be on the list, yes, but there's also something we would need to check in that area first." Glancing over when Lifach barked curiously, she hummed in thought. "If Ma'ait and Shard aren't back, we will have to take horses. I'd prefer not to wait." She was already on her way out though, to see if there would be any sign of the dragons, Rhayne leaving to gather some soldiers.

Mysha looked around upon getting outside. They weren't in sight, and she assumed they would find no need to go looking around without their owners. She was just about to decide that they were to go to the stables to pick out some of the available horses, but she saw two dragons descending from the sky. Smiling, she stepped up as Ma'ait touched down, chirping happily as her rider rubbed her snout. "Hoped you two had a good trip," Mysha told her "Cause we've got somewhere to go." Her dragon merely twitched her wings before allowing Mysha to climb on.

Mysha looked over at Drake, looking away shyly. Soon, Rhayne showed up with his people again, ready to follow the two riders. Mysha told Ligach to run with Rhayne and his group, watching the hound bound a few circles around Arcane before running over to the horses. She then patted Ma'ait a few times before the dragoness flew up into the sky to lead the way to the mentioned forest.

Mysha nodded once, a look of determination on her face. Looking ahead, she could hear the thunder of hooves again as the horses followed. The trip didn't take too long, as they were eventually met with a spread of forestry. However, the entire spread of plantlife was... black. Not from being burned or anything, just black. Mysha had Ma'ait land, not looking as the others caught up. Along with the peculiar color of the forest, everything just gave off an ominous vibe.

Mysha looked around, feeling a little useless in her current state with no weapon, again, and no armor yet as it wasn't finished. So, she told Drake "Follow Rhayne. We need to check something." Rhayne was leading the way somewhere, Mysha walking a little behind Drake when he followed. Everyone was on high alert, weapons drawn and ready to attack as they kept an eye out for any movement, which would be clear to see due to everyone looking like a bright colour against the black forest.

Mysha shook her head. "No, it isn't." For all they knew, Ghio had cleared out. Finally , after a short while of walking, they stopped in a clearing. There was a huge hole in the middle. How far it went was unclear, as there were flames bubbling up from the hole and scratching at the air. Around the hole were six huge dog statues, with a line of chains going from their mouths and into the firey hole. What was different was how they were positioned. Everywhere else they were always facing away from what they were trying to protect. These statues were facing toward the hole. They weren't there to protect something. They were making sure whatever was down there stayed down there. 

Mysha hummed. "One of the reasons humans have dragons, from what we are all told. Or any inhuman creature really." Studying the setting, she continued "Story states that a monster spread its darkness in the form of a dragon usually. Death followed wherever it went, and it tricked many into doing its bidding only to kill them too when the job was done." She scratched her chin. "It's freedom was long before the peak of tech though, being trapped here long before we ever even saw a wheel invented." She pulled a face. "Ghio and Olic always talked of finding a way to pull the chains up though, but no one has ever been successful."

Mysha shrugged. "I don't know. If there is, we have yet to discover such a way. As long as no one tampers with the setup here though... we should be fine. The trap has taken care of itself since it was constructed." There was a crack nearby, and Mysha turned, looking among the trees. You could see shapes moving, but it was hard because their apparel was almost the same shade as the plantlife, and they would settle and almost completely "disappear."

Rhayne told the group to spread out, Mysha staying with Drake. The shapes scattered at the fire, hissing and spreading out too. No sign of Ghio though. No one came forward to attack, so Rhayne told some to go after the movement. That's when the arrows flew by, Ma'ait growling and sending flames in that direction angrily.

The shapes moved to avoid the fire, and Mysha watched as Ligach raced off into the trees to go and get in on the action. As fighting broke out, Mysha saw someone out of the corner of her eye. Mask closed over their face, holding what looked like two large dragon eggs as they scurried over to the hole. Before they could get close enough to throw them in, they were impaled by a spear thrown by one of Rhayne's men. The person shrieked, falling. The eggs rolled away, one falling right into the hole, while the other teetered on the edge, its shell slowly turning black from burns, which was odd considering it was a dragon egg. It slowly teetered toward falling in.

with his best look of innocence he shook his head. "W-we can do it out here, okay!" He stepped back, and motioned to the men at the open gate. "Table, chairs, drinks! At once!" He commanded. They were quick to go.

Aldnoa smiled. Exactly the kind of kid he wished to have with him.

“Just drinks for you.” He said. “I’ll have my own.” He said, knowing poison was also a good way to deal with some problems. He waited for the items to be brought out then he sat down across from the man.