Post by kaisen on Dec 27, 2007 13:23:53 GMT -8
Kaisen sat by the fire, warming his hands and watching the bacon cook. He hadn't eaten all day, and he was starving. He was just about to grab a piece when a voice came from behind him.
"You'll just burn yourself." Kaisen turned to see Sol Nimas, standing with a smirk on his fair face. His dark brown hair was slung into a swordsmans ponytail, and his bright green eyes flashed as he smiled down at Kaisen. He scratched at the wound he had recieved recently from an assasin's arrow. What was left of the assasin lay in a clearing several miles away. His black shirt lay unbuttoned halfway down it, and his white, silk undershirt was gripping his chest in an uncomfortable way. He reached down and grabbed a spatula.
"Let me get those." He said, and grabbed the pan. In a short amount of time, Kaisen was eating bacon, and watching his master clean and polish his blade.
"Master, why are assasin's after you?" Kaisen asked between a bite of bacon. Sol sighed.
"Well, Kaisen my boy, I am a great enemy of the Dark King Rex. He has sent assasins after me to silence me." He said. Kaisen nodded. He offered a piece of bacon to Sol, and Sol smiled before he took it and ate it. When Sol was finished with his swords, he changed his bandages, and changed clothes.
"Come, my boy, we will go hunting. I would rather not eat trail rations for breakfast tomorrow." He said, and kaisen nodded. Sol took out his bow and quiver, and they took off into the forest. Soon they spotted a white tailed deer, and Sol pulled an arrow. Aiming, he released the arrow, which found its mark on the deers heart. The deer flopped down, and they went to pick it up. As Sol analyzed the deer, Kaisen turned when he heard a noise. It was the faintest scratch, but Kaisen heard it. He pulled his sword.
"Master, I think we should leave." He said, and Sol turned to him.
"Why, my boy?" He asked, and Kaisen watched the surroundings.
"We have been followed." He said, and at that instant, a twang of a bow went off through the night, and an arrow headed straight for Sol. Kaisen blocked the arrow with his sword, and Sol pulled Twisugaya, Kaisen's future sword. Suddenly, countless men attacked them. Kaisen Immediatly ran one through, and spun to cut another down. Sol spun and attacked with grace unheard of by any other but him. He sliced down attacker after attacker. Still, there was no sin of them stoping, and Kaisen was tiring. Kaisen sun and dispatched another enemy, but failed to notice one behind him. The man was about to run him through when Twisugaya cut through his neck. Kaisen fought on and on, and was so tired he could hardly lift his sword. Sol, sshowing no signs of stopping, cut and spun, killing attackers as fast as they came. Kaisen collapsed, unable to stand any longer. Sol jumped in front of him, killing the attackers who were attacking Kaisen. Kaisen ran one through who was behind Sol. Eventually, there were no more attackers. Kaisen stood, barely able to move, and Sol turned to him, sheathing Twisugaya.
"Are you alright, my boy?" He asked, and Kaisen nodded. Another twang went out, and kaisen watched as an arrow went for Sol's head. Kaisen spun his sword with his remaining strength, but couldn't block it all the way. It deflected the arrow, which hit Sol in te left side. Sol gasped, falling to the ground. He was still alive, and Kaisen, fear now powering his muscles, picked up his fallen teacher, and slung him over a horse nearby, left by a dead attacker. He rode off to the nearest settlement. Riding hard, it took him about an hour to make it to one, and he led the horse to a doctor's house, knocking on the door.
"What do you want this late at night?" The doctor yelled through the window to Kaisen's right. The doctor glanced at Sol, nodded, and opened the door, helping kaisen bring the man in. Kaisen sat in the living room as the doctor analyzed the man. Kaisen fell asleep, muscles aching from the fight. The doctor awoke him sooner than Kaisen expected.
"He won't survive. The arrow is to close to his heart. If I try to cut it out, it wil enter his heart, and he will die. If I pull it out, it will cut a major arterie, and he will die. If I leave it in, he will die." He said, and comforted Kaisen, who had tears in his eyes. "I'm sorry boy, I couldn't do anything. Give him my final regards." He said, and Kaisen entered the room.
"Master?" He asked, and Sol breathed a bit heavier.
"Come here, Kaisen." He whispered, and Kaisen apprached. Sol had his sword in his hand, on his breast. He handed it to Kaisen.
"Take this. With it, you will never tire from battle, and it will feed your anger. Use it to revenge me. King rex killed me." he said, and gave one last smile to Kaisen.
"I'm proud of you boy. You turned out pretty good." He said, before taking a deep breath. He let it out, and Kaisen watched him to see if he would breath again, but he didn't. Sol minas was dead.
Kaisen came out of the memory, a single tear dropping down his cheek.
"You'll just burn yourself." Kaisen turned to see Sol Nimas, standing with a smirk on his fair face. His dark brown hair was slung into a swordsmans ponytail, and his bright green eyes flashed as he smiled down at Kaisen. He scratched at the wound he had recieved recently from an assasin's arrow. What was left of the assasin lay in a clearing several miles away. His black shirt lay unbuttoned halfway down it, and his white, silk undershirt was gripping his chest in an uncomfortable way. He reached down and grabbed a spatula.
"Let me get those." He said, and grabbed the pan. In a short amount of time, Kaisen was eating bacon, and watching his master clean and polish his blade.
"Master, why are assasin's after you?" Kaisen asked between a bite of bacon. Sol sighed.
"Well, Kaisen my boy, I am a great enemy of the Dark King Rex. He has sent assasins after me to silence me." He said. Kaisen nodded. He offered a piece of bacon to Sol, and Sol smiled before he took it and ate it. When Sol was finished with his swords, he changed his bandages, and changed clothes.
"Come, my boy, we will go hunting. I would rather not eat trail rations for breakfast tomorrow." He said, and kaisen nodded. Sol took out his bow and quiver, and they took off into the forest. Soon they spotted a white tailed deer, and Sol pulled an arrow. Aiming, he released the arrow, which found its mark on the deers heart. The deer flopped down, and they went to pick it up. As Sol analyzed the deer, Kaisen turned when he heard a noise. It was the faintest scratch, but Kaisen heard it. He pulled his sword.
"Master, I think we should leave." He said, and Sol turned to him.
"Why, my boy?" He asked, and Kaisen watched the surroundings.
"We have been followed." He said, and at that instant, a twang of a bow went off through the night, and an arrow headed straight for Sol. Kaisen blocked the arrow with his sword, and Sol pulled Twisugaya, Kaisen's future sword. Suddenly, countless men attacked them. Kaisen Immediatly ran one through, and spun to cut another down. Sol spun and attacked with grace unheard of by any other but him. He sliced down attacker after attacker. Still, there was no sin of them stoping, and Kaisen was tiring. Kaisen sun and dispatched another enemy, but failed to notice one behind him. The man was about to run him through when Twisugaya cut through his neck. Kaisen fought on and on, and was so tired he could hardly lift his sword. Sol, sshowing no signs of stopping, cut and spun, killing attackers as fast as they came. Kaisen collapsed, unable to stand any longer. Sol jumped in front of him, killing the attackers who were attacking Kaisen. Kaisen ran one through who was behind Sol. Eventually, there were no more attackers. Kaisen stood, barely able to move, and Sol turned to him, sheathing Twisugaya.
"Are you alright, my boy?" He asked, and Kaisen nodded. Another twang went out, and kaisen watched as an arrow went for Sol's head. Kaisen spun his sword with his remaining strength, but couldn't block it all the way. It deflected the arrow, which hit Sol in te left side. Sol gasped, falling to the ground. He was still alive, and Kaisen, fear now powering his muscles, picked up his fallen teacher, and slung him over a horse nearby, left by a dead attacker. He rode off to the nearest settlement. Riding hard, it took him about an hour to make it to one, and he led the horse to a doctor's house, knocking on the door.
"What do you want this late at night?" The doctor yelled through the window to Kaisen's right. The doctor glanced at Sol, nodded, and opened the door, helping kaisen bring the man in. Kaisen sat in the living room as the doctor analyzed the man. Kaisen fell asleep, muscles aching from the fight. The doctor awoke him sooner than Kaisen expected.
"He won't survive. The arrow is to close to his heart. If I try to cut it out, it wil enter his heart, and he will die. If I pull it out, it will cut a major arterie, and he will die. If I leave it in, he will die." He said, and comforted Kaisen, who had tears in his eyes. "I'm sorry boy, I couldn't do anything. Give him my final regards." He said, and Kaisen entered the room.
"Master?" He asked, and Sol breathed a bit heavier.
"Come here, Kaisen." He whispered, and Kaisen apprached. Sol had his sword in his hand, on his breast. He handed it to Kaisen.
"Take this. With it, you will never tire from battle, and it will feed your anger. Use it to revenge me. King rex killed me." he said, and gave one last smile to Kaisen.
"I'm proud of you boy. You turned out pretty good." He said, before taking a deep breath. He let it out, and Kaisen watched him to see if he would breath again, but he didn't. Sol minas was dead.
Kaisen came out of the memory, a single tear dropping down his cheek.