[A calm winter day. Soft snow. Duibhín sighs softly, and the communicator might take in the faint sounds of his feet crunching through snow, pausing now and then, presumably as he picks an herb along the way.]
You know...I had not thought I would spend a second Winterveil here.
[His voice is deceptively calm, as if he doesn't want to betray too
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[Her response is not quite as panicked as one would expect, is it? Her voice is more exasperated than anything else. And that's because:]
It just wouldn't be Winter Veil if you didn't get hauled off by a pack of men, would it?
[There is a trace of urgency there, however, and the familiar sound of metal as she startes to move. A door is slammed shut, feet crunch in the snow.]
Hold on, Duibhin.
[Even if you can't hear her, you idiot.]
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He stares for a moment, kind of transfixed.
Then he remembers that these aren't just rough thugs; they're fae. And what had tried to kill him recently? A fae. And what were his sickles right now? Sickles, actually, but he was pretty stoked at the prospect of burying them into random faeflesh.]
Hey, fuckers. Remember me? You pretended to be my lusus.
[He throws HOMES SMELL YA LATER at the nearest Satyr, already pulling out the Clawsickle to start slashing at another one.]
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He pulls out the Regisickle and, two-handed, runs into the group of them. He swoops low, sickles outwards, as if to bury them into the legs of the satyrs.]
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Aureln crashes through shield first, slamming it into the closest fae and bringing her sword up to fend off the next. Charging in almost blind is what she's used to when dealing with the likes of Duibhin - and as their attention turns to her, her own gaze sweeps over to meet that of her friend's, sharp, commanding as her voice is.]
Do something!
[Or be a damsel forever.
There's another, near blinding flash, light bouncing off her shield and forward.]
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Duibhin! No!
[DONT RAPE MY BABY]
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Hands off the elf!
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