Erais glanced back over her shoulder, her face troubled. Fear gripped her slightly as Kuja summoned a dark looking beast that resembled a dragon that could easily put most of the Boer Mountains to shame. We NEED to take this thing down now! If it destroys the forest... She let their imaginations figure out what could happen. Unfortunately, she had to take care of Aerdiad. I'll get rid of him, everyone else needs to focus on that thing. She said while turning her back and facing Aerdiad. "Come on prick, show me where you put Daidrea, maybe you can trap me there as well." Erais dared Aerdiad.

Arden got to his feet, his neck ached terribly, he wished it was his foot or some other appendage that he could live without. I agree with Phalynx, it sounds like a solid enough plan. Leave Erais, she knows what she's doing. He told them as he lifted to the sky. The injury in his neck affected some of the vertibrates down his neck, making it more difficult to function his wings. We need to be quick, I fear that that thing can do much more then just breath fire. Its fire is most likely much hotter then any flame we could produce. Before we give a full brunt attack, we need to find his weaknesses. Don't aim for damage, just try and figure out where it would hurt the most, then we can get a strategy that can take it out. Arden echoed his thoughts into everyone's minds, aside from the beast.

Ooc - Sorry I've been gone for so long and haven't had time to get on. I'll be able to be on now, but not as much as I had been able to.

Ic - Erais looked hard at Aerdiad. "Oh trust me, I'll force it out of you for sure." She growled and began her attack against Aerdiad as he striked out at her. The ground began to shake violently, and she almost got speared by the massive beast. Aerdiad was thrown against a tree hard and knocked out. Arden keep an eye out. I'm going to see if I can't get Aerdiad to give it up. She told Arden while heaving Daidrea's body away from the fight so neither her nor Daidrea would be hurt.

Alright, just don't do anything stupid. He responded while diving towards the dragon like creature and striking it hard in the side. The beast yelped in pain and clawed after him. He was successful and got Arden's back leg. Arden quickly flew out of harms way, his leg throbbing as his leg bled.

Erais closed her eyes and forced her way into Aerdiad's mind. She probably wouldn't have succeeded if he hadn't already been knocked out, but once inside, she sealed his mind off so he couldn't escape either. Opening her eyes, she semi-recognized where she was. She'd been in his mind before, but not in this part. Come out Aerdiad! Come face me! she let the thought echo through his mind while she waited for him to appear. In her own mind, she was desperately trying to find any sign of Daidrea. This time, she feared that Aerdiad had too strong of a grip.

While Erais was waiting for Aerdiad to make an appearence, or at least speak up. Her attention was brought back from her thoughts when Aerdiad appeared. "Because I'm not willing to lose him again Aerdiad. I will win, and you will give him back. I'll lock you away forever," she growled threateningly. "You share his body, his mind, so you know what it feels like to love, why are you so willingly ready to let that go? No one is ever that evil."

Arden cried in pain as the impact was much more forceful then he expected. He was completely caught off-guard as the fire ball bathed him in flame. He wasn't expecting that it would actually be hot. Yelping in pain he struggled out of it and watched horrified when Phalynx was swiped out of the air. Phalynx! he screamed and tried to take to the sky. It was very painful on his almost burnt wings, but finally he managed. Are you alright? he asked her worried, but kept in mind of the beasts movements.

OC: Sorry draco but you seem to be slightly godmodding, we know that red slashed at the giant dragon but dont create the end result please...I will do that.

OOC: Oh... okay. I just didn't really think it would matter that much, there were just some small things... and it's not really godmodding if its not a player controlled character. And also, Phal is assuming that the wounds are serious, I didn't say they were. She could be wrong.

That was just to clarify, but I'll take out some stuff.

Erais watched Aerdiad curiously for a moment. She drew her sword in return as he spoke. "Yes, but I won't be the one leaving." Her voice dripped with venom as she lashed out with her sword. Though she wondered in her own mind if killing Aerdiad would do anything to Daidrea. If it did, she just hoped it would be something good rather then bad.

I'm fine, I can still fly, the pain really isn't my top priority right now. He responded while getting far out of reach of the dragon like creature. He looked worriedly at her leg. It looked just about as wonderful as his wings felt. Fenixeres be careful, he spoke as the red dragon was attacking the beast.
Arden turned around to face the beast, folding his wings tight against his body he began to barrel swiftly towards the creatures foot. Hopefully it would off balance him and maybe cause damage. He slashed his sharp talons against the foot and quickly darted back up to the sky, not daring to look back and see if it had worked until he was safe in the sky again.

Erais was finding it a little bit easier fighting him then she had first expected. He seemed worn out, but she wasn't going to let that get in the way. It was going to be him or her, and she was determined it was not going to be her. His arm gave out giving her enough time to get him in the chest. She smiled slightly, but was quickly kicked away from Aerdiad, her sword still lodged in his chest. He pulled it out and the wound started bleeding even more so. "Didn't I tell you it wouldn't be me?" she asked him with a glare. "Now where's Daidrea?" she asked him with a threatened tone.

Arden watched triumphantly as the massive dragon started to sway before crashing to the ground, it's whole body disappearing in streams of light. He quickly landed onto the ground and watched the spectacle. His wings ached, but it was nothing compared to the victorious feeling he was experiencing. Erais was still tied up in Daidrea's mind, so Arden didn't dare say anything to her at the moment. He looked around, Phalynx looked like she was in a bit of pain, and Fenixeres looked troubled. It seemed as if the battle wasn't truly won.

Yeah, I'm fine. Mesaraih... he's just troubled. Dangerously troubled, Fenirexes said. He felt tired, sore and bruised, but he wasn't too badly injured anywhere, just a little of everything everywhere.

Mesaraih walked back from the trees towards Fenirexes and climbed on his back. Come on. We're leaving, he said. Where? asked Fenirexes. Anywhere, replied Mesaraih. Fenirexes sighed but prepared to take off.[/color]

Erais watched caustiously for a moment, but as soon as she saw that Aerdiad was out of comission for the moment, she quickly moved to Daidrea's side. She felt his forehead and looked down at him pained. "Daidrea?" she called softly, hoping he was fine, but she doubted it. It wasn't like Aerdiad was the first person she'd trust.

Arden looked at Erais for a moment, even though both her and Daidrea looked like they were out cold, he knew that she was still inside his head. He was glad that Aerdiad melted away from Daidrea's features. It meant Daidrea was in control, for the moment. He looked to Phalynx. Are you alright? he asked her, his head bowed to the ground slightly, a sign of concern.

OOC: It's your turn Daidrea.