Ooc - Anyone is welcome to join, you just have to stay active!

Ic -

Kenya had simply had just about enough of the forest. It went on forever! She had entered it in hopes that she'd pass through it quickly and continue on her way, but no. The stupid forest just had to be the most endless sea of green she'd ever seen. Of course Deyl'on didn't know much about navigating through forests. He was more suited to the mountains, the place he had trained on. He was just as clueless as Kenya was.

Sighing in exasperation, she slid gently from his back and onto the ground. Well I can always make use of this time and attempt to master the magic I was taught. She thought to herself, but sighed. Kenya really hated magic, it was hard, and took so much more energy out of her then simple combat did. With a sour face she walked over to a log and sat down. Deyl'on went and stood to the side, knowing how dangerous this could get, but very ready to watch her get frustrated. He found it rather humorous.

Kenya tested a few words, to make sure they were the right ones. Then instantly she was off, practically screaming the words into the silence. She put forth her hand and began to speak a few words. When the small branch on the ground did everything but move, she was on her feet screaming at it until finally there was a bright flash of light, nearly blinding her, and the branch rushed forward and rammed into her stomach with a great force that the wind was knocked out of here.

Images flooded her mind and she reeled on Deyl'on. "Shut up! It was not funny!" she said bad temperly at him. He merely stood there, not backing down, but stopped the flood of images in her mind. "And I do not need anger management." She hissed at him and looked back at the branch on the ground, glaring away at it.

Orphina lead Murdoc through the forest, looking in every direction to try and find out where she was, but to no avail.
Augh, I have no idea where I am. Orphina had followed a trail into the forest on a whim, and now she was lost, Just my luck.
Orphina carried on walking and came to a stop as she saw Kenya and her horse.
"Hi there. You look a bit frustrated. Would you like to talk about it?" she asked Kenya.

"Oh my name is Orphina, and my horse is Murdoc. I seem to have got lost in these woods" Orphina sat down on a log.

Kenya was still muttering a few profanities towards Deyl'on as her temper was turning very sour. When she heard Orphina's voice speak out, she snapped and on instinct threw a knife at Orphina, barely missing her ear. "No I do not want to talk about it!" she said in outrage as she walked over to retrieve her knife. After all, she was a highly dangerous assassin and getting on her bad side wasn't smart. "Of course you're lost, everyone is lost! This place is an endless labyrinth!" Kenya spoke roughly as she lashed out at a tree branch.

Sekoree was Exploring the endless green forest. He found the need to try to make a strong bow since he had not made one and it may come in handy. He found a nice stick and began to work. It was harder than he thoght because he had to get a consistaint arch. Finaly he decided to take a break and feel the nature around him. He put his to be bow stapped on his belt and looked for a place to sit. He found a small area with moss covered on the floor and he listend.

Orphina jumped at Daidrea's voice, Murdoc stepped close to her and she placed a hand on his neck.
"Of course we're lost. Everyone but the elves themselves seem to get lost in this forest. Who are you anyway?"

Orphina felt suspicious of Daidrea but had no idea why, she shifted uneasily on the log, all the while keeping her eyes on Daidrea.

Kenya's head whipped about when she heard the ground give slightly under new pressure, her temper flaring up at his words. "No!" she growled. "I am not lost, I have merely got off my path a little bit. How dare you accuse me of such a thing!" she lashed out at him. Deyl'on merely stood in the shadows, knowing that her temper and pride would be her downfall. This elf was obviously someone not to toil with, even if they were basically on the same side. After all, he seemed powerful enough on his own.

Sekoree then heard some voices while he was listening to nature "Im not lost!". He decided to search for the source of the sound. He traveled in several different directions searching for the voices. Then he saw movement in the bush further ahead. He walked up slowly and looked. There were only three of them. If he needed to get out he could teleport. He slowly walked out to meet the group. Hello he said need any help?

Can I trust you Daidrea?Orphina thought to herself, Murdoc standing at her shoulder protectively, she turn to look at Sekoree.
"And who might you be?" she asked as she keep an eye on Daidrea, she didn't know why but she felt easier about Sekoree then she did Daidrea.
Orphina stroked Murdoc's neck as she watched the two, needing to feel the softness of her horses fur.

"Does it seem like I would be pleased to meet anyone right now?" Kenya asked with a glare at Daidrea. "I personally would rather not know who you are, but now that I do, you might end up on my hit list." She snapped bitterly as Deyl'on was sensing her temper getting to out of control. He walked over to her and pushed her shoulder slightly and sent a few comforting images to help cool her down. It worked, at least, a little bit. Her fuse was still ready to blow if someone made the wrong comment. "No! We're just fine." Her tone was threatening as she lashed toward the newcomer. She hated being in a situation like this and was ready to be rid of them.

"Hey. Take it easy. I don't think either of them mean any harm" Orphina gently said to Kenya, she knew she needed to try and diffuse the situation.
"Maybe taking a few deep breathes might help?" she asked cautiously, not wanting to say the wrong thing.

Orphina looked at both of the newcomers, and stepped towards them.
"Maybe if you guys gave her some space." she urged, gesturing for them to move back as she did so.

OOC:can we please post in order it gets annoying.

Ooc - Yes, it's easier with a bigger group like this.

OOC: how about the order of erias>Orphina>xwon>daidria

OOC. That seems logical to me, seeing as that is the order people joined.

OOC:ok my turn

Sekoree dicided to heed orphina's warning and stepped back. He walked around from a distance and began to climb a tree. When he got halfway up he took out his sword and the bow he was making. Sekoree then began to work on it.

Kenya practically hissed at what Orphina had said. "I'm fine, I do not have any trouble breathing and I'm fine, just fine." She said with a glare. Deyl'on knew that they were saying the wrong things, they were fueling her, not defusing her. Kenya whirled on the elf with a raised eyebrow. "Alright," she said accepting his challenge. Instantly her horse walked forward and began to push her in the opposite direction of Daidrea. He began sending her mental images of practically everything. Kenya was feeling her anger direct back to Deyl'on, but she'd never been too cross with him. "No." She said flatly, backing down for the first time.

Orphina frowned at Daidrea. How dare he try to draw the women into a fight, when she was so enraged. Orphina sighed and stroked Murdoc's neck. She had no idea of what to do to disspell the tension, so she just kept quiet and stroked Murdoc.

Murdoc nickered softly at Orphina's sigh, he knew she was depressed. Murdoc nudged gently at Orphina's chest and got down on his front knees. It was an invitation to get on and Orphina needed no other prompting, she slung her right leg over his back.

Sekoree stopped working on his bow and jumped down. He needed several materials to complete his bow. So he set off into the forest again and searched.

"Well I don't have to just stand here and take this anymore, I'm leaving." Kenya snapped rudely as she turned to leave. She stopped when she came to the edge of the tiny clearing and huffed. Deyl'on began to communicate with her, only making her more annoyed. "I know that! But I refuse," she hissed at him with a glare. Now it was his turn to get annoyed, sometimes he wished she be slapped and brought back to reality. Kenya stood near the trees and looked through them, glaring as though it would force them to show her the way out.

Orphina could sense Murdoc's emotions, and through Murdoc, Deyl'on's emotions. She dug her heels into Murdoc's sides and made him rear, wanting attention on her.
"Listen. I know none of us know each other, but I've come to the conclusion that we need to work together if we are to get anywhere in this forest." Orphina almost yelled at the other three, Murdoc shifted slightly beneath her.
"If any of you have any objections, feel free to voice them, otherwise we need to come up with a plan to tackle getting through this forest."

Sekorre turned around "well you might not know how to get out some of us do know how" He carried along off out of sight of the other three.

OOC: your turn daidria

Kenya remained stubborn. She hated having to admit defeat. I could find my way out. She thought to herself bitterly. Though a tiny in her head said otherwise. Well I would... She snipped back, [/i]eventually.[/i] She grumbled and took hold of the reins and walked over to Daidrea, mumbling several profanities.

Orphina shrugged her shoulders and urged Murdoc on, then made him stop when they were under the tree Daidrea had climbed.
I just hope I don't lose sight of him, or I'll be stuck in here for gods only knows how long. She thought to herself, unwilling to actually voice that fear.

"Lead on then" Orphina said to Daidrea, Murdoc already pawing the ground impatiently.

"ill meet up with you guys later. I have some business to take care of." Sekoree began of into the woods in the opposite direction looking fir the final piece for his bow.

OCC:erias is away should we skip her?

OC: I would rather not..besides she shouldnt be gone much longer.

Kenya walked beside Deyl'on, her mood a little sour. She folded her arms in impatience as Daidrea had jumped onto a branch. Deyl'on shifted his weight uneasily and sent a few mental pictures to Kenya. "Easy now," she told him softly before walking forward. She saw the two shades and smirked, this was her area of expertise. While Daidrea was going to fuss over some internal conflict, she decided to go talk to them. After all, they really didn't have a reason to attack her...yet. "Well look at this, two shades, a bit far from the Empire no?" she asked snidely while walking forward into the clearing.

Orphina's eyes had opened wide at the mention of shades, she'd heard about them before but had never seen them. So this is what a shade looks like? She thought, as Murdoc shifted nervously. Orphina had to keep a tight check on his reins to stop him from bolting.

We so don't need to be dealing with shades right now, she thought.
"Well? Why don't you answer the lady?" Orphina asked the shades, her voice slightly testy.

OOC:pass (still looking for a part)

OOC:your turn daidria