Duchess Weneschia

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Liberty's Edge

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Merry meet again...:

She had just entered the druidic circle when she felt it. Like a slight static shock to her finger tips, though this was a familiar pain and she turned towards the scattered stones. Raising a hand and calling in sylvan for the runes to show her what the disturbance was.

The stones formed and the great pool at the center brought forth terrible images of carnage and death, though the glowing red blade and the dying worgs was a familiar sight. She knew the blade and in turn knew the wielder in an instant. The pool shifted and shimmered until it showed a great mound of dead wolves lashed together and the unknown slayer hefting the dead worgs onto their shoulders. When Signe's eyes fell on the armor she gave a sigh of relief. "From the winter storm returns the mountain lord. To reclaim lands lost in times of darkest absence. To drive out the usurpers who dance and jeer of things untrue. Return does the Mountain Lord to her home." She waves a hand over the pool, intoning another sylvanic spell. But the spell doesn't do as she hoped, it doesn't compel the Mountain Lord to return with haste, the spell fails and this brings Signe great alarm.

She searches the pool for answers and when she finds none she is about to cast more spells when the pool shifts. The Mountain Lord's image is lost as black tendrils wisp out of the sides of the pool. The entire pool was black as pitch until a pair of eyes appeared at its center, followed swiftly by the chants of a language banned from ever being uttered in their woods.

She raised both hands, dispelling the power she had awakened in the druidic circle, but as the stones parted she knew she was oo late. The bones around her started to shaek, rattle and gather together. To form a host of beasts that should no longer walk the earth. Animals and fallen foes alike started at her with long empty eye sockets that now had a buning flame of hate within them. A hate for all that which lived.

But the words that beast had uttered chilled her to the bone. Especially as she rained flame and stone on the dead that were trying to break awy from facing her. Break away and run west, run west towards the Mountain Lord and any that traveled with her. She shifted then into her proud form, the might bear towering over the dead as she roared in challenge. "I won't let you!"

The words still echoed in her mind even then, so much so her roars would summon her warriors to her aid. To aid her in stopping that which sought to end her sister. A fate she opposed with all her might.

"Bring death swiftly to the last."

Liberty's Edge

Near Northern Fangard

She looked down on the mangled body of her ranger, a long range scout and a wolf-kin. Few could catch let along kill their kind and yet here he lay, bound like a puppet to their sacred markers and his flesh was filled with bits of silver. She growled in anger as she moves to cut him down and clean the defacement off their marker.

Once it was clean she hefted him over her shoulder and shifted into her true form. Towering over the markers as she lopped off into the great forest to return her ranger to his clan for burial...

Liberty's Edge

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Her eyes fell across the great Dvezda plains of Iobaria, stretching farther than her eyes could see. She looked up at the circling falcons and smiled, their eyes saw much farther and she was quite jealous at their ability to soar so freely. She turned away from the beautiful scene as the crunch of hooves warned her of approaching guests.

She turned and narrowed her eyes at the abomination that approached. A centaur with a set of rams horns and another set of horns akin to that of the elks of the Icerime mountains. Its stature was thin and elongated compared to the ones that accompanied it and it possessed an unnatural allure that made her nose twitch despite it being a female of its race.

It spread its arms wide as it approached the edge of Fangard forest, passing the runic stones that marked the boundary line and making her anger simmer. They know better. The centaurs halted only when she raised her hand in warning. "Far enough." She lowered her hand as the amassed Centaurs paused to look at her like she was mad, she smiled at their haughty nature. They're assumptions would get them killed. The abomination among them stepped forward despite her warning. This time she moveed forward, muscles surging as she growled. "The next hoove fall will be your last. Respect our boundaries or die." Her sudden aggression and physical change caught all but the abomination by surprise.

It's twisted mouth smiled as it spoke in a guttural language, one that twisted even Signe's stomach. This time she didn't hold back, she released her inner being and fully smashed into the world as her true self. Her roar echoed across the plains, shattering the silence she enjoyed with her rage. "That dark tongue is not welcome here! Not now or ever! Speak as one of this world or leave, you've insulted Fangard long enough with your filthy presence!"

Her roar summoned forth several more howls of outrage that made the Centaurs mill about in discomfort, as they knew better then to test the protectors of Fangard frivolously. Signe fixed the creature before her with her enhanced vision, sniffing the air and wrinkling her nose in further disgust. The abomination sweeped back a few steps and bowed its multi-horned head before she bellowed. "Enough! Why have you come here! Speak now or be gone!

Its offer made her whip her head back in harsh laughter, which only summoned the other two dozen rangers at her back. In their true forms they outnumbered the paltry Centaur force nearly two to one and they barely needed any to whip them out completely...

The abomination looked angrily at her as she continued to laugh before stopping suddenly and whipping her head back down to look down on the creature before her in rage. She rises up on her haunches and steps towards the Centaurs, who all step back save for the filthy abomination. It alone stood defiant as she took a second and third stride, coming to look down on it. "Begone Filth. Fangard would not ally itself with such darkness. Crawl back into the bowels of hell you were birthed from wretch. Lest I decide to do this world a favor and End you here and now." The abomination started to speak but she struck it. Her foot striking its ribs so hard she felt bones break under the sheer power of her true form. Such was her strength that the abomination was thrown several yards back, landing with a painful crunch among the plains grass.

As its defenders rallied her companions struck, like lightning striking a great tree they split their small formation and threw the Centaurs down like leaves in a strong wind. The abomination gasped as she strode forward once more, this time more quickly so that it hadn't the time to recover. She grabbed its throat in her massive hand and lifted it until all its hooves were off the ground. She held it there gasping for precious breath but getting nothing more than a gurgle as she stared at it balefully.

As its eyes watered, on the verge of rolling back moments before unconsciousness took it, she cast the creature aside. Throwing it several yards once more before landing painfully beyond the runic cairn stone's that marked their boundary line.

She released her rage, falling back into her lesser form then, surrounded by her powerful brethren. Knowing that they could end this creature in a single breath if they wanted, but war with one of the Centaur tribes was not what the Fangard wanted or needed. So she reflected, most likely unwisely, looking down on the battered centaurs.

"If this filth ever returns, all that come with it dies. It is not welcome here." She turned her backs on them then as her companions resumed their true forms as well.

They returned to the trees where the cover of the forest would shroud them from the Centaurs eyes and from there they watched them leave. She shook her head in rage and sadness.

For darkness stirred in the heart of Iobaria.

She hoped she wouldn't regret this day.

For what it had offered made her tremble now in the safety of the Fangard.

Why would the Centaurs ally themselves with that.