Post by rumi on Sept 7, 2009 2:01:19 GMT -6
ooc: long time no see my dears :]
font colors:
Rumi: seagreen (in case you forgot)
Naomi: mediumvioletred (sorry so complicated haha)
Like lava erupting out from the top of an enraged volcano, so too did the hordes of fire nation soldiers flow into the old stockroom. Flames dancing across the room in all directions, bursting against the steel walls leaving behind black charred marks. The heat felt against their bodies by both resistance members as the flames were hurled at their bodies, missing only by inches. Before either Rumi or Koji could even put a thought into fighting back there were already soldiers coming at them from every angle. The attack had been so unexpected. Both were in disguise, how was their location and plan already known so well that a full scale ambush could be arranged? Or was the fire nation really that prepared? If so, then the whole plan for the resistance suddenly became a lot harder than expected. Of course, Rumi knew it was going to be tough, but she had never imagined there to be a defensive line to this scale. Rumi withdrew her vines from under fire nation armor and tried to hold them back as much as she could, but it was like trying to hold back a tidal wave. As the hopeless battle continued, Rumi noticed some beast like creature charge into the area directly behind Koji. Rumi made an attempt to get Koji out of the creatures path of destruction, but as she did so she took her attention from her own enemies and they immediately took the plant bender to the ground. In horror Rumi watched as the creature lifted its tail and swung at the boxer. The impact knocked Koji out cold instantly and sent his limp body sliding across the floor.
“Koji!” a weak voice called out as she lifted herself quickly from the cold, hard floor she had been resting on. Rumi’s eyes darted around the room as she took in her surroundings once again. The whole room was made of stone, though there was no roof, which allowed the moonlight to brighten the room, and made it possible for Rumi to keep track of time. The walls were covered in blood and the floor was covered in bones and various remains of people, giving the room a delightful scent of rotting flesh.
After being chained to a stone wall for almost two weeks now, Rumi’s obvious natural beauty had practically vanished. She hadn’t washed since she was back at the inn, her hair was knotted, her skin pale and she had obviously lost weight from malnutrition, her body was covered in bruises, though mostly on her face which was so badly bruised it was almost impossible to recognize her.
Rumi the turned her eyes to the far side of the cell, where no moonlight was illuminating. In the darkness Rumi could see its eyes – the one that watched over her day and night, the creature that had knocked Koji unconscious back at the storage shed. The creature was some sort of shark, only it had the legs of a lizard – truly and evil creature. Someone then stepped into the room, and Rumi knew exactly who it was. If Rumi could think of one person who was even wickeder than the creature before her it would be the person who just entered the room… its owner. A sadistic laugh broke the silence of the room as she stepped closer to Rumi.
“Koji! Koji! No not Koji!” the woman mocked with a smirk across her face. The woman’s name was Naomi Kurochi, a cold hearted mercenary who loved nothing more than cutting people up and feeding them to her shark. Squatting down in front of Rumi, Naomi spoke again, “Baby is still having nightmares about her little friend?” Naomi reached forward and held Rumi’s face by the jaw. “You really should just forget about him. Retsu already ate your friend,” she lied and then laughed as she saw the grief in Rumi’s eyes. Hearing this filled Rumi with both misery and rage, and without even thinking she spat in Naomi’s face. Laughing, Naomi wiped the saliva from her face and then slapped her hand across Rumi’s face, knocking her to the ground.
Naomi then got up from the ground and walked back towards the door, but turned to say one last thing before walking out. “I only came here to get Retsu. You see, we know that your little army are hiding under the inn that burned down and I think they’ll make a nice meal for Retsu. I hope you don’t get too lonely without him here, I know how you love his company.” Naomi laughed as she walked out the door, closely followed by the lizard-shark.
When Naomi and Retsu stepped out of the room, there was already someone standing outside waiting for them. It was a man of lieutenant rank in the fire nation army, his name, Kugi Tang. With the disappearance of her leader, Kazanko, and the other member of Top-Blade, Van, seeming to start his own progress on the mission, Naomi decided it was time to make her own progress. That is when she met Kugi Tang, a man she believed to be a valuable ally to her. He had his own captive of the resistance, an earth bender. Kugi and Naomi spoke privately and devised a plan to release the earth bender from his cell and have him lead them to where the resistance was hiding.
“Is everything ready?” she asked, a chaotic like smile crept on to the woman’s face as she thought of the pain she was about to inflict on some people.
font colors:
Rumi: seagreen (in case you forgot)
Naomi: mediumvioletred (sorry so complicated haha)
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Like lava erupting out from the top of an enraged volcano, so too did the hordes of fire nation soldiers flow into the old stockroom. Flames dancing across the room in all directions, bursting against the steel walls leaving behind black charred marks. The heat felt against their bodies by both resistance members as the flames were hurled at their bodies, missing only by inches. Before either Rumi or Koji could even put a thought into fighting back there were already soldiers coming at them from every angle. The attack had been so unexpected. Both were in disguise, how was their location and plan already known so well that a full scale ambush could be arranged? Or was the fire nation really that prepared? If so, then the whole plan for the resistance suddenly became a lot harder than expected. Of course, Rumi knew it was going to be tough, but she had never imagined there to be a defensive line to this scale. Rumi withdrew her vines from under fire nation armor and tried to hold them back as much as she could, but it was like trying to hold back a tidal wave. As the hopeless battle continued, Rumi noticed some beast like creature charge into the area directly behind Koji. Rumi made an attempt to get Koji out of the creatures path of destruction, but as she did so she took her attention from her own enemies and they immediately took the plant bender to the ground. In horror Rumi watched as the creature lifted its tail and swung at the boxer. The impact knocked Koji out cold instantly and sent his limp body sliding across the floor.
“Koji!” a weak voice called out as she lifted herself quickly from the cold, hard floor she had been resting on. Rumi’s eyes darted around the room as she took in her surroundings once again. The whole room was made of stone, though there was no roof, which allowed the moonlight to brighten the room, and made it possible for Rumi to keep track of time. The walls were covered in blood and the floor was covered in bones and various remains of people, giving the room a delightful scent of rotting flesh.
After being chained to a stone wall for almost two weeks now, Rumi’s obvious natural beauty had practically vanished. She hadn’t washed since she was back at the inn, her hair was knotted, her skin pale and she had obviously lost weight from malnutrition, her body was covered in bruises, though mostly on her face which was so badly bruised it was almost impossible to recognize her.
Rumi the turned her eyes to the far side of the cell, where no moonlight was illuminating. In the darkness Rumi could see its eyes – the one that watched over her day and night, the creature that had knocked Koji unconscious back at the storage shed. The creature was some sort of shark, only it had the legs of a lizard – truly and evil creature. Someone then stepped into the room, and Rumi knew exactly who it was. If Rumi could think of one person who was even wickeder than the creature before her it would be the person who just entered the room… its owner. A sadistic laugh broke the silence of the room as she stepped closer to Rumi.
“Koji! Koji! No not Koji!” the woman mocked with a smirk across her face. The woman’s name was Naomi Kurochi, a cold hearted mercenary who loved nothing more than cutting people up and feeding them to her shark. Squatting down in front of Rumi, Naomi spoke again, “Baby is still having nightmares about her little friend?” Naomi reached forward and held Rumi’s face by the jaw. “You really should just forget about him. Retsu already ate your friend,” she lied and then laughed as she saw the grief in Rumi’s eyes. Hearing this filled Rumi with both misery and rage, and without even thinking she spat in Naomi’s face. Laughing, Naomi wiped the saliva from her face and then slapped her hand across Rumi’s face, knocking her to the ground.
Naomi then got up from the ground and walked back towards the door, but turned to say one last thing before walking out. “I only came here to get Retsu. You see, we know that your little army are hiding under the inn that burned down and I think they’ll make a nice meal for Retsu. I hope you don’t get too lonely without him here, I know how you love his company.” Naomi laughed as she walked out the door, closely followed by the lizard-shark.
When Naomi and Retsu stepped out of the room, there was already someone standing outside waiting for them. It was a man of lieutenant rank in the fire nation army, his name, Kugi Tang. With the disappearance of her leader, Kazanko, and the other member of Top-Blade, Van, seeming to start his own progress on the mission, Naomi decided it was time to make her own progress. That is when she met Kugi Tang, a man she believed to be a valuable ally to her. He had his own captive of the resistance, an earth bender. Kugi and Naomi spoke privately and devised a plan to release the earth bender from his cell and have him lead them to where the resistance was hiding.
“Is everything ready?” she asked, a chaotic like smile crept on to the woman’s face as she thought of the pain she was about to inflict on some people.