The Road Goes Ever On 2 - Middle Earth Boogaloo

Earwen rolled her eyes as she took out another arrow. "Ok, perhaps I didn't word my question correctly," she retorted. "Do we have anything that could make a fire? Fire arrows would be more destructive to the wings." As she waited for an answer she watched as the one wing began to falter more.

"Either I or one of the other rangers may have some flint on hand," said Teonvan, speaking up for the first time in a while. "We would have to stop though..."

"That is fine, I believe even without it we are making progress," Earwen replied.

Teonvan brought his horse to a stop shortly after Minsy and Earwen and went rummaging through his things. "Aha, here it is," he murmured, taking out a small chunk of flint. He hopped off the horse and picked up a rock. "This should work for fire arrows," he said to the two elves.

"Perfect!" Earwen said. She held out an arrow and waited as Teonvan clicked the two stones together. Sparks flew and after a couple of clicks the arrow caught fire. She nocked the arrow and quickly released, looking satisfied as she watched it hit the fell beast's wing.

Teonvan went over to Minsy. "Minsy?" he asked, offering the flint.

I started bingeing some anime and got distracted oops xD]]
Also, I've been planning some more with my Breath of the Wild rp if you are interested at all~~]]

Even Teonvan cracked a grin. "As you wish," he said, striking the two rocks together. As he turned to face Earwen once more, he reached up to catch a full quiver of arrows from her.
"I'll trust these to you for now, just hand them over as you light them up," Earwen said. She looked to the fell beast they had been aiming at. "I believe our scaled friend over there will be down with just a few more." The fell beast in question was starting to act erratically, the pain in its wing causing it to struggle to stay up in the air.

Haikyu! Just caught up in the newest season It's so good ;o;]]
Yay! I'm slowly working on plot stuff atm~ I recently got all the DLC for the game so I've been diving back into it again xD]]

"Good idea," Earwen said, lining up another shot. She was about to release the arrow when suddenly her eyes went wide and she let out a gasp in shock. The giant reptilian head had swung around and she felt it was staring straight at her.
"What is it?" Teonvan asked, looking to the beast.
"I fear it may have noticed where the arrows are coming from..." Earwen said softly. She shook her head a bit and refocused. "Time to bring it down faster I suppose." Her fingers let go of the string just as the creature let out an ear-splitting screech. With a mighty yet painful flap of its damaged wings it dove down in the direction of the trio. The other, however, was still focusing its attention on the small band of rangers.

I couldn't just let things go that easily~ ]]

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Same *^*]]

"What fun would life be if everything went so smoothly?" Earwen said, being completely rhetorical. Her heart was starting to pound as she stared down the fast approaching snout or the snarling beast. She inhaled sharply and released another arrow. It grazed the fell beast just above its eye and it let out a high pitched screech.

Teonvan hurried to his horse and mounted once more. "I don't know, I would like at least something to go well every now and then," he muttered, shuddering from the loud cry. "Will you two be ok with shooting while we ride?"

I was looking up fell beasts for funsies and man there's some cool artwork of them o: is it bad that I want one]]

"I think 'fun' may not have been the right word choice," Earwen murmured, lowering her bow. She hung it over her shoulder just long enough to take hold of her horse's reins and urge the steed into a gallop. She glanced back to see how Minsy's attack fared in time to see the beast jerk back with a pained snarl, the three arrows having stopped it momentarily. Its wings flapped in a wild frenzy which only served to wrench the landed arrows further in their places. As the group of three warriors rode off, the fell beast let out a cry and dove straight down, stretching out its feet to skid to a landing.

"Well, it's on the ground now," Teonvan commented. "It's charging straight at us with its gaping jaws, but at least it's on the ground." It was hard to tell if he was actually relieved or not.

xD]]

"Nerade is rubbing off on me, I must be spending too much time around her," Teonvan replied off-hand. He turned around in the saddle to check on the beast rampaging after them, wishing he'd brought a bow and arrows as well. Archery wasn't his strong suit so he'd opted out. A few more hits from the archers and then he was going to see what he could do about riding around it for some direct hits.

"I'm going to aim for the eyes now," Earwen informed her friends. Her horse veered to the right bring her perpendicular to the beast and she swayed a bit before aiming her weapon. The bow string released and the arrow went flying. The beast swung its head to look at her and the arrow instead stuck right between the eyes.

"If only we could have brought in a larger weapon," Earwen murmured. She realized the urgency of the situation hadn't quite allowed for it, but a ballista at least would have been very useful here. "The only ideas I've got involve getting much closer to the thing," she said to Minsy. "If we could bring it closer and somehow get to its head to deliver the final blow..."

Earwen pulled on the reins to gradually slow her horse. "I think drawing it closer will be the easier part of this plan," she said, nodding to the beast. It was still charging at them, particularly enraged by the slew of arrows that had just found their mark on its face.

"Let's split up and form a circle around it," Teonvan proposed. "Confuse it enough until one of us gets the chance to get close enough to climb up."

Earwen and Teonvan glanced at each other before breaking off to ride to either side. Teonvan directed his horse dangerously close to the beast's belly. He felt a rush of wind and adrenaline each time his steed narrowly avoided a swipe from one of the wings.

Earwen shot one more arrow to the beast's head before riding to the opposite side. Being the tallest and - no offense to the ranger - more nimble than Teonvan, she decided she was the best candidate to be climbing the animal. She wasn't as brave as the ranger to approach it so closely so quickly and instead rode back and forth as she looked for an opening. She had put her bow away and taken out a pair of silver knives.

"Are you alright over there?" Teonvan called to Minsy, riding a bit closer to her for a moment. Hopefully the yelling would keep attention on him. His horse swerved once more as this time the beast's jaws tried to snatch them both up. His eyes went wide as even the great ranger himself felt a moment of panic.

Earwen had stopped her horse and watched while the fell beast aimed its malice elsewhere. She took several deep breaths in and out to calm her nerves before sliding off the saddle and sending the horse to a safer distance, but still within calling range.

Earwen stood in almost a half-crouch, ducking and dodging as she watched the beast's movements. "This kind of thing requires some patience," she murmured, inching closer. Right after Teonvan had gotten snapped at, the elf broke into a sprint while the fell beast's neck was still bent away from her. She ducked under a wing and then jumped, grabbing onto its neck. It took her a moment to get a good hold on the scales, especially with it continuing to thrash around.

Teonvan gave another shout and struck its heel with his sword to distract it once again and Earwen was able to stand up on its back. Another running start and a few hops (and near slips) got her to its snarling head. The fell beast fell still, confused as to where its prey had gone, and that moment was its biggest mistake. Earwen loosened her grip on the thing's horns and plunged her knives into its skull. She winced and held on for dear life as it screeched and thrashed its head around. One last buck to the side however and she was thrown off, moments before the beast's head fell and lay still.

tfw you go to fight a bokoblin but it kills itself by continuously lighting its own weapon on fire... smh]]

(okay big sorry, I got busy and then had 0 muse for my character but! It has returned LOL)

Lothinel Mirsengal | 206 | Female | Mirkwood elf | Chaotic Good
Tall, thin, well-muscled, the typical ideal for an elf Lothinel stands at six feet tall give or take a few inches. She has high cheekbones, narrow almond-shaped eyes that are a very pale green color with gold toward the center. Her hair is long, almost at her thighs long, but she keeps it braided so that most of it is up and out of her face. It is dark red in color, looking brown indoors but the red color is very clear in sunlight. For clothing she is pretty simple, she wears a long green dress that stops just at her calves and is cut all the way up to her thigh on both sides underneath she wears dark green leggings and brown boots that reach her calf.| She is a loner by choice, she is cold and standoffish. Lothinel chooses to push people away because it is easier to protect one person rather than multiple. When she gets close to someone she still kind of pushes them away but she'd die protecting them. Her sense of humor is dry and sarcastic but she tries not to be mean persay. The woman is strong both in physical strength and emotional strength. | As most of her people she is skilled with a bow and arrow, and always carries her white wooden bow with her. She is also skilled with the two small daggers she carries as well. She has been on her own for a long time, she left home when she was about 50 years old and has been roaming Middle earth since then. The woman has the scars to porve how many fights she has seen. | History** | Other ** | Inky

Character Name | Age | Gender | Race | Alignment (good/evil/etc)
Looks | Personality | Skills/Abilities | History** | Other ** | SN