witches, wizards and Hobbits?

unicorn14br · 01-26-2003, 12:48 AM

the two girls headed back to their group at a run, masking any sound of the retreat of the elf (someone needs to write a classical piece about that!) by stumbling along in the half-dark. freesia, who saw well in the dark, was better off than rose, and kept an eye on the footing ahead. "hello, we're over here!" shouted rose, and freesia joined in, making her yells heard as well. freesia winced as they ripped through bushes and delicate saplings, tearing leaves off in their haste to reach the group, thus leaving a trail of fluttering leaves and wounded shrubbery in their wake. she had a soft spot for plants and hated to injure them. mentioning this to rose, they both pulled and tucked their capes in as they ran, causing less damage as they went.

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01-26-2003, 12:48 AM	#11
unicorn14br Elven Warrior Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 119	the two girls headed back to their group at a run, masking any sound of the retreat of the elf (someone needs to write a classical piece about that!) by stumbling along in the half-dark. freesia, who saw well in the dark, was better off than rose, and kept an eye on the footing ahead. "hello, we're over here!" shouted rose, and freesia joined in, making her yells heard as well. freesia winced as they ripped through bushes and delicate saplings, tearing leaves off in their haste to reach the group, thus leaving a trail of fluttering leaves and wounded shrubbery in their wake. she had a soft spot for plants and hated to injure them. mentioning this to rose, they both pulled and tucked their capes in as they ran, causing less damage as they went.