Cold Hearts IC Thread

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Mythas twisted the stranger's arms until near breaking point.

"And that's not the only thing I'll break, I know what you were talking to our esteemed host about." he hissed.

Only then did he remember that they should be recruiting after all, He rolled his eyes, not that anyone could see it. Also having his childhood insulted always hurt Mythas, merely being poor was no excuse for bad manners, and this man was clear well off in upbringing.

"but for the sake of civility, and also to prove that 'peasants' as you call them, posh boy, do actually have manners, I'm going to let you explain yourself. I will release you and I want you to follow me. Are we quite clear?"

Mythas relaxed his grip slightly, then released his grip and stood back quickly, as to avoid any retaliation.
 
Arkeith straightened, turning to face his the stranger he rubbed his wrists with a cold smile and after rolling his shoulders he placed a hand on the hilt of his blade.

"Well I'm alive, I suppose that proves your not highborn." the Knight said sarcastically.

"So you're that idiot who the guard where after earlier for being a member of that group." he added absently.
 
From within the depths of his hood Mythas raised an eyebrow.

"No, I'm certainly not that individual. However I'm looking for him. Tell me what you know"

he added as he turned around to leave the tavern.

"Even this place has ears, come on."

Leaving the tavern, he glanced behind him to confirm that the stranger was following. Then he took a light jog at the nearest wall, scrambling on top of the metal support jutting out of the wall and pulling himself onto the roof. Squatting on the edge of the roof he looked down.

"Would you like some help up?" he asked with a mixture of mock and genuine politeness.
 
Perfect thought Shevael to himself as he gazed upon the tavern in front of him, the Hydra's head possibly the most largest and most popular tavern on the entire docks probably the entire city as well, it took awhile but Shevael had his theatre ready for a mighty performance.

However for some strange reason he still couldn't stop the feeling he was being watched like before though only sailors seemed to be around plus the odd few random he could've of sworn that old sailor had followed him for ages but then again no mere sailor was a threat to him, he was the greatest killer in the entire world not even the Witch King could stop him. Quickly checking himself to make sure his appearance was flawless brushing himself down he readied himself before kicking the door open boldly striding in. Inside the patrons looked shocked at this newcomers arrival a few corsairs had even drawn their weapons, gazing around a wild grin on his face prepared himself for a stunning performance.

"Greetings my amazing audience you should feel honoured on this greatest of days for a legend has come to this great tavern to indulge in a fine drink."

"You!!! Pointing to the tavern owner " Give me your finest drink for I must only have the best available, no wait on second thought get me your finest drink as well as giving this lovely crowd free drinks on the house"

At this the crowd within looked on stunned for a while before cheering at this strangers good will, the tavern owner however looked sour

"And how will you be paying Sir"

" Charge it to the tab of the Cold Hearts my good friend" a stunned silence took hold of the room as those inside looked on in fear, noticing the silence Shevael climbs up on the bar looking around at the stunned onlookers before continuing

"Yes my good friends you are in the presence of greatness tonight for I am the one and only Shevael Redmane the leader of the famed Cold Hearts as well as the sole remaining member. Don't worry if I wanted any of you dead everyone of this tavern would be burning to the ground with everyone inside dead, drink enjoy yourselves tonight is a mighty fine night don't let me ruin it"

Grabbing the alcohol from the tavern owner Shevael kept down making his way to a solitary corner of the tavern savouring the fine drink watching the crowd as they resumed their drinking going about their own business not really caring when a few elves left the tavern.

"Once again a fine performance" he thought to himself sipping the drink Once again pretending to be the Cold Hearts has hit him places free stuff is always good some elves are pretty damn gullible , I wonder where those elves went to??? Oh well who cares no one shall upstage me tonight for only I can have centre stage. Ok first step down every ones attention has been sussecufukly captured next I shall get drunk, gamble a bit then sleep with any attractive elf maiden I see for no one can resist my charm

Draining the last of his drinks Shevael pointed to the tavern owner who paled at his attention before quickly hurrying over being two more drinks for him

Here you go sir..... these are on the house....... for blessing us with your magnificent presence.... Bless you your excellency " the tavern owner stuttered whilst sweating badly before hurrying off"

Continuing his drinking Shevael had a grin of pure contentment.
Its good to be me nothing can spoil this performance for there can only be one leading actor thinking to himself as he deeply enjoyed himself.
 
January listened in increasing irritation from outside the bar.
Stifling her feelings, she went round the back of the Hydra's Head. One of the barmaids saw her and gasped in recognition.
"Deep Eyes! You're back!"
January grunted amicably. She forced her voice to go hoarse and began to talk.
"Anything for January lying around?"
The barmaid shook her head.
"She hasn't been around for a year."
January whispered in her ear. The barmaid's eyes widened and she nodded fearfully. January dropped a couple of gold coins in her hands and headed off back into the alleyway.

Five minutes later and the barmaid approached Shevael with a scored coin and a note.
I kill from behind different faces. My heart holds less heat than the chaos wastes, whilst yours is still lukewarm. If you want to avoid watching your back for a knife out of nowhere, come out back. Now.

P.S. What do you call a gun with a brush on the end?
 
Reading the note the very attractive barmaid gave him Shevael was slightly confused did she want to sleep with him or was she into something more kinky he couldn't decide, the riddle at the end made Shevael think the barmaid was seriously weird.

" "oh well I might as well check it out" he muttered getting up he made his way out back

"So long my great audience You have been too kind I'm sorry but duty calls and I must go"

Out back Shevael looked frantically around for the Barmaid
"Hey baby where did you go, don't be scared I may be the Cold Hearts leader but that doesn't mean I can't have a good time Where are you!!!"

Well this is boring he thought [/i] should've stayed inside I hope she is grabbing a friend I feel like company[/i] grinning to himself
 
January watched from inside the taproom as the man who claimed to be a Cold Heart made his way from the bar to the outside.
She smiled grimly, detatching the broom head she had momentarily been using to brush the floor before twirling her sharpened stick.
She had changed quickly into a loose-fitting cloak. The disguise wasn't any of her aliases, but that was the point: the cleaner disguise was a one-off she had for unusual events.

January stood in the shadow of the doorway, watching as the man looked back and forth around the yard. With a single motion, she stepped forward and rested the point of her sharpened broomstick between the shoulder blades of the man.
"When it's a boomstick. Now, listen carefully. I want proof you can assassinate an elf with something resembling professionalism, and if you impress me then you might earn yourself a place in the organisation you claim to be leader of."
As rapidly as she had put the broomstick to his shoulder blades, she removed it, stepping back and continuing to speak.
"I am January. I spent four months undercover to kill my last target, and you may have heard of her: Aeria Nerefteen. I am professional, and I am only sparing you my broom between your shoulderblades because I have heard of the mess you made of a couple of ill-wishers with those guns of yours. So, if you want to be the recipient of the contracts you claim to manage, who are you and how well can you kill a target?"
 
Well you are a crazy one aren't you, usually I buy a girl a drink first before I let them try something werid, are you sure you don't want me to buy you a drink first???? Wait I thought you were all dead???

oh bugger this is interesting looks like the Cold Hearts are not dead who knew, talk about awkward perhaps pretending to be the leader wasn't good idea

"Wait you actually want me to join ok, nice to meet you January I have no idea who you are talking about, I just got back from Sartosa two months ago so haven't heard that name any where sorry, sounds important to me so I believe you"


"You want to know how I kill, well to me killing is an art form and like all fine art it must be witnessed by all to be greatly felt, as such I will cause the most attentions of my kills making a large deal of it so when I finally kill it complets the stunning performance. my target must know I am coming for them to add to the thrill going the least expected way usually through the front door. I use guns, boarding axe and my chain whip though I really like loud explosions nothing causes alot of noise and attention like one."

"So you want to come back to my place or should we go back to yours????" Grinning hopefully
 
Arkeith allowed the stranger to assist him onto the roof.

Once on top Arkeith frowned pulling his hood up, he hoped he this peasant wasn't going to start running from roof to roof like an idiot Assassin he had once known.
The man had died fairly quickly once caught having finally realised there was no good way to explain sneaking around above everybodies head.

Deciding to tackle the situation directly he continued.
"I know little except from what I overheard from some guards. Some fool made a commotion after claiming to be the leader of the Cold Hearts, he was last seen in the Docks but I was unable to find him and from the looks of the guards they had the same problem."

Arkeith tilted his head slightly staring at the stranger "It seemed strange to me that the leader of a group that vanished some time ago would suddenly show up and made such a public showing of himself in such a place where the Khainites would surely hear of it. Seems very strange behaviour for the leader of such a supposedly skilled group indeed, wouldn't you agree?"

Was this stranger affiliated with the Cold Hearts, with the unknown fool or was he, like Arkeith, seeking the Cold Hearts out?
 
Mythas frowned

"Yes, sounds like another impersonator. There's a lot of them around here lately."

Mythas glanced over the elf. He was indeed well armed, odd. Perhaps he was seeking to join? "So why were you enquiring about the cold hearts?" he asked, trying to mask his suspicion.

Mythas hopped onto a higher point of the roof, looking around, before sliding down. "We're safe from prying ears here, it's why I love here so much. No one thinks to look up."
 
Arkeith nodded his acceptance of the reason for taking the high point.

He visibly considered the question before replying, he wondered what the source of the elf's curiosity was but decided there was little point hiding the truth.

"That would have depended. Work has been hard to come by since they made a name of themselves as the idiot nobility, whom pay the best thanks to politics, have been getting pickier about who they wish to hire. They all want the wonderous Cold Hearts." he said sarcastically "And with such fame being gathered by a group not aligned with the Temple...well I thought it best to not be to overt lest I garner unwanted attention."

Despite acting relaxed Arkeith suspected this other man could possibly be a temple agent and was ready to unsheath his sword at the slightest provocation.

"I planned to come to some sort of...arrangement and had the so called "Cold Hearts" been found uncooperative then I simply would have gotten rid of them." the knight shrugged "I would prefer a deal but either or would do."

The heavily muscled Druchii smirked
"Now dear friend...how do you know they are imposters? Just who are you?"
 
January tilted her head slightly before looking hard at Shevael.
"You are one of those that make a show of killing. I have worked with them before: they are often more dangerous than they appear, with fall back plans and skill much more than they let on. Or they are arrogant buffoons who get lucky."
She raps the ground with the bottom of her broomspear.
"I am inclined towards the latter. You are lucky it was I that found you, for the rest of the Cold Hearts are a lot less subtle. We shall go to the docks, I'll find you a smuggler's nest that needs blowing up and then watch you work. If you succeed... then I might take you to meet the others. If you fail... I'll keep searching for impersonators to judge."
 
"Lead on then babe, I aim to please"

That's strange Shevael thought to himself first I thought they were all dead which kinda ruins my plans second they actually want me to join talk about a lucky break I just thought they would've of just tried killing me oh well at least U get to blow shit up quickly chexking all his pistols to make sure each one was reloaded and would be able to fire properly.
 
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Once Indoril had decided to stake out the Sanctuary, he quickly left the complex of caves and clambered onto the pier once he had ascertained that the way was clear, using a pane of polished silver pushed between two slats.

Once he was in the fresh, freezing air, the Druchii walked quickly, but not obviously, across the docks until he reached the warehouse buildings. He made his way around the side of a larger one, where he knew a certain, exquisite pleasure house resided, which catered to the captains of ships docked in the city. He had used it before to espy on the comings and goings of targets, before he had joined the Cold Hearts. The madame was a beautiful Druchii woman with pale skin which stood in stark contract to her permanently-rouged lips, which were full and inviting. Her eyes were deep blue and when you stared long enough, it felt as if you were falling into them, worse than the creatures of the sea which all sailors of the Sea of Chill braved. If the assassin didn’t know any better - and he did; he had taken care choosing the establishment - he would have thought she had some foul Slaneeshi powers to entrance her clientele.

The windows on the ground floor were covered on the inside with deep, luxurious purple curtains, but those on the upper floors were plain glass. Indoril had to pass between two Dock Guards to reach the door, a clear indication of the power Madame Ilira had within the district. The door itself was intricately decorated black steel, and the cool feel of it seemingly hinted at untold pleasures beyond. Opening with the gentlest of touches on well-oiled hinges, the assassin found himself in a building far more luxurious than should have existed right on the dock-side. Booths with room for between two and ten occupants were present, with curtains of the same material as those on the windows to give those who sat there some privacy. Wine and other drugs flowed freely amongst the clientele, with many smoking jointly from hookah’s, filled with a new drug called roete. Indoril’s mouth twisted with distaste momentarily, but it soon passed. The fools would smoke, and lose their worries and cares. It helped him for the time being. With panther-like grace, he sidled up to various patrons and relieved them of their purses, cutting strings and plucking them from pockets. Soon, he found he had enough gold for his needs, and not a second too soon.

A feigned cough behind him made him turn, and there he saw Madame Ilira herself, and he couldn’t stop himself admiring her. Despite being more than twice his age, the Druchii woman looked stunning. She wore heeled slippers that added three inches to her height, making her slightly taller than most men in the room, and a form-fitted, front-laced black corset with silver ribbing and ties. A sheer skirt floated elegantly from her waist to the floor, slit up to her thigh on the left hand side. The corset pushed her average bosom upwards, giving her the appearance of being endowed to a greater extent than she was. Her skin was given the appearance of being warm in the firelight, but Indoril knew from experience it was much paler, and in the moonlight seemed to become luminescent.

His eyes continued upwards, finding her high-boned face which told of high birth even amongst elves, and her waist-length hair was coiffed to fall over her shoulders graciously. A hint of amusement touched her face as she stood, thin hand on her hip and elbow thrust out beautifully.

“Well, well. Indoril Nerefteen ... Or should that be ‘Lord’, now?” she asked tartly, tracing her index finger up his chest delicately, and then following the contours of his face. The Madame puckered her lips and then turned smartly on her heel, leading him towards one of the smaller, more intimate booths. She pushed him down into a seat and then sat opposite him, closing the curtain before leaning forward to emphasise her cleavage. “How can I help you this evening, my lord?” Her tone was seductive, and she batter her long lashes.

“By giving me the use of one of your rooms overlooking the docks ... And three girls. Imperial, Breton, Estallian ... It matters not. As long as they are beautiful. You will be payed, well. They won’t be much use to your income after.” The madame pouted playfully, but her lips curled into a cruel smile when she saw the pouches of gold Indoril slid across the table.

“Of course, Lord Nerefteen. I understand.” She winked, and then opened the curtain. She summoned a beautifully clad woman with a single finger, into whose ear she whispered whilst staring deep into Indoril’s eyes. Nodding with a slight tremble, the woman turned to the Cold Heart and requested he follow her, before turning and weaving her way between patrons and other ‘employees’. As she climbed the stairs, the killer watched her sashaying hips sway from side and side, and was sorry when he reached the landing of the top floor. He was led into a luxury room, with a bed big enough for ten - ‘No doubt for the more adventurous patrons ....’ he thought with a wry smile - and a window which had a perfect view of the pier. He nodded, and turned back to the woman, an eyebrow raised questioningly. Moments later, two more women joined them in the room and all three were completely stunning.

He pointed at one, and stared at her intensely. “Pour me wine,” he commanded. The next her ordered to stand at his shoulder, and the last to sit on his lap. As soon as she did so, she began to nuzzle his neck pathetically. He scowled, and whilst his left hand rested on her hip, he drew a dart from his belt, and scraped it along her thigh hard enough to pierce the skin. She gasped, and then smiled coyly, before coughing and collapsing onto the floor. The two other women didn’t say anything, but moved away slightly, and leant almost imperceptibly away from him. “Go and wait on the bed,” he ordered them distractedly.

Standing, Indoril dragged a sideboard from one side of the room to beneath the window, and cleared it of the few items it had on it, and replaced them with the human woman’s unconscious body. He tore off the skimpy items of clothing and then jerked his right hand forward. A stiletto blade, hidden within his sleeve on a steel bar, shot forward and he grabbed the hilt, manipulating it slightly so it came loose of the bar, to reveal that it had a hole in the handle to allow it to spin and be wielded in the hand whilst still attached. With ease, he started to carve her flesh. She awoke screaming with agony, but the poison on the dart had sapped all her energy so she couldn’t move - and wouldn’t be able to for hours. As he worked, Indoril glanced out of the window every few seconds, keeping an eye on the pier.
 
Mythas chuckled, then laughed out loud; a kind of short, harsh bark.

"I thought they gave you a good education in your heritage. It's plainly obvious that any famous group of individuals, of any line of occupation are going to have impersonators who try to garner money off them, as they are garnering money off you." he paused, a mischievous look to his face as he pulled his hood down to reveal his pale, boyish complexion, still being very young of ace.

"So if I were a member of these Cold Hearts, what would you do? Kill me? Lose all the delicate information I may have, there whereabouts of other members? Assuming I am a member, of course."

Mythas loved a good debate like this, but despite himself he still felt on edge, this man had the cool complexion of someone who knew what they were doing, and Mythas was anything but arrogant, and knew when he could be outmatched. Best to be safe and keep his distance here. It was caution that had kept him alive all these years after all.
 
Arkeith smiled humourlessly at the question.

"What would I do? Hmm...perhaps in a fit of indignant rage I would kill you, if you were one of them of course, that is how we Highborn operate is it not? Indiscrimitely slaughter our way towards victory."

Pinching the pommel he pulled the sword less than an inch out of it's sheath then slid it back again, he continued the small motion as he tilted his head again staring at the other man.

"Death could serve it's purpose I suppose. The death of an agent could serve to draw the faction into the open." he added lightly.

Despite his relaxed posture Arkeith was calculating his next move, he believed he could likely kill this Druchii although the aftermath of such an action might be unwelcome.

"How about you take your turn at the theoretical. If you were one of that group what would you do about an inquisitive stranger?"
 
Mythas revelled this, this had taken a lovely sinister turn, who would draw their weapon first? He himself idly fingering his epieu, sheathed under his cloak in the small of his back.

"Well, I would, let's say, take him to a place where no one could hear us, then learn as much as possible about what he knew about me, then I'd kill him"

Mythas slowly withdrew his weapon, its beautiful damascene steel glinting darkly. At the same time, with the other hand, he drew his hood up and took a step back, lowering himself slightly. Let's see how he reacts then.
 
Arkeith's smile slipped to be replaced with an obviously false expresion of sadness.

"Disappointing." he sighed as he lazily unsheathed his blade.

Arkeith pulled his hood back before taking a low stance, his longsword held with the tip pointing towards the stranger's throat.

"That is a very unimaginitive answer." the Knight said

Slashing his blade towards the other elf's head he grinned mockingly.
"Care to try again?"
 
Mythas leapt backwards as the sword whistled past his face, skidding slightly across the roof tiles before halting, he gave a figurative twirl of his weapon before chuckling.

"It requires no imagination because it is reality. Seeing as you have the intent of killing me I'll lend you an offer. Prove your worth and join us. Fail and die, deny my offer and we fight anyway."

He stood in his unusual stance, almost leaning over forwards as if he was going to sprint forwards, his weapon held like a massively oversized dagger, facing backwards. A gentle wind blew his cloak so he looked like some hero from a work of fiction.

"What will it be then?"
 
January led Shavael back down to the docks, carefully avoiding the route they had taken earlier. When they arrived back at the docks, January motioned for him to wait as she ducked into a side alley. Behind a broken crate was a gutter that was blocked by a waterproof package: she changed quickly hidden behind the box and returned dressed and marked as a street sweeper. Her sharpened broomstick the only identifying feature, she pointed the stick at the warehouse in the alley opposite. A shillouette cast by a lantern was visible where her stick was aimed.
"That there is one of the guards to the warehouse. The only door in that alleyway is into one of the warehouses, and the smugglers are all there tonight. Survive the slaughter, then I'll inspect the premises."
 
Arkeith slowly began a set of flairs, flashy manoeuvres with a blade used by many Sword Instructors to demonstrate their skill but utterly useless in combat.

He stared at the other Druchii, expression blank, all signs of his former levity now gone.

"Prove my worth? I can do that." he murmured, voice cold.

The Ebony Blade was a Longsword, of a length some called a Bastard Sword, and had long served the house of Uvrith.
It was hardly going to fail now.

Suddenly Arkeith exploded into action, his blade flashing through the air in a strike intended to behead.
 
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The woman on the sideboard before Indoril moaned in pain, and then passed out again, her eyes rolling back into her head. The other two pleasure-girls were laying comfortably on the bed, seemingly unconcerned by the torture being inflicted upon their colleague.
Blood was pooling beneath the naked body before the elf, and his hands were slick with the crimson liquid, his blade coated.

He glanced up out of the window, and saw nothing. Sighing, he rested his hands palm down on the stained wood. He looked down at his hands and grimaced, completely ignoring the exposed muscle of the human woman before him. Continuing to stare out of the window, he whistled and heard rustling from the bed behind him, before a delicate hand trailed around his waist, and one of the other women - a blonde who looked like a minor Bretonnian lady, for she was too beautiful to be peasant-born - rested her head on his right shoulder. “Fetch me two bowls of water, and some hand cloths.”

She kissed his neck gently and then whispered, “Yes, milord.” With that, she turned and flowed gracefully from the room. Ten minutes later, she returned to find him in exactly the same position. Placing the bowls on the table before him, she hesitated and then took his left hand and cleaned it gently, dabbing at it with a cloth and rinsing it out into one of the bowls. When he didn’t object, she continued with the other.

A faux, feminine cough alerted the dark elf’s attention to Madame Ilira’s presence in the room. He turned and raised an eyebrow questioningly. She only smiled and winked at him. With a gesture, she sent the two girls to wait outside the room, and then sat on the bed, patting the soft sheets beside her with a twinkle in her eye. “Come, Indoril, sit, please! After all, we are old friends ...”

He sighed, and then padded over to her and sat. She placed a hand on his leg, and then grinned. “But that’s not what I’m here for. You are one of the Cold Hearts an-” Indoril opened his mouth to contradict her, but when she raised an eyebrow questioningly, he begrudgingly shrugged his shoulders. She had always been very perceptive.
“I have several informants - it’s always useful to know what’s happening throughout the drug-houses and taverns. There have been an uncommon number of events to do with your order tonight. One of them is currently happening, at a tavern not too far away.” She then went onto describe the venue, which Indoril found he recognised.
“One elf attacked another, and then disappeared outside with him, although not far. If my man is right, the attacker had a bird of some description with him.”

Indoril’s eyes narrowed slightly automatically. ‘It would have to be Mythas,’ he told himself. And then he relented, realising if that fool was alive, it was possible the others were as well.

“Thank you, Ilira,” he murmured, and then stood, wandering over to the window slowly, running his hand down the mauled human woman tenderly. She shivered at his touch. Taking his stiletto blade from the congealing pool of blood he had left it in, Indoril looked her in the eye and lowered his face to hers. He could feel her breath on his face, and then closed the distance, brushing his lips against her own. She tried to move her head to meet his, but failed due to the poison sapping her strength, before she bucked - a natural reaction to the blade stabbing through her neck and nicking her spine. The elf drew back and sighed; “Such a waste, Ilira. She had so much potential ...” He felt her arms snake around his waist, and face nuzzling into his neck. He leant into it, and then she stopped. Her turned to look at her, puzzled, and she only winked. He felt his desire for her increase, but she put a finger on his chest.

“Ah-ah-ah, Lord Indoril. You haven’t paid for me.” She turned and left the room gracefully, leaving him only time to shout after her:-

“Then I want these two kept for me! They have been paid for!” He scowled at himself, and then set about thoroughly cleaning his blade in the second bowl of water the pleasure-girl had brought for him. When he was satisfied it was unblemished by the human woman’s blood, he reattached it to the metal bar up his sleeve and pushed it back into the hidden depths of the cloth.

The two women reentered the room, and looked at him expectantly. He gestured to the bed. “Lock the door. Keep yourselves ... Entertained. I shall return when my business allows.” They nodded eagerly and complied as he slipped out the window and clambered swiftly onto the roof. From there, he made his way towards the tavern where Mythas had been seen.
 
Mythas smiled his youthful grin, he hadn't had some good practice in in years, finally an opponent better than the common guard. As the sword careened towards him, he dropped to the floor, rolling forwards to lash out at the opponent's legs, but a swift jump made his attack miss, so he continued the momentum through and ended up behind the stranger. He span on his heels fast, and saw his opponent do the same.

Hmm not as fast as me... but he looks much stronger and his sword has a way longer reach.. Speed is my key here

Before the stranger had fully turned around Mythas was sprinting towards him again, sure to capitalise on his tiny timing advantage.
 
Arkeith smiled slightly as the other elf dodged his attack, that was the second time he had avoided the blade rather than meet the attack.

He's quick and prefer's to avoid attack's... he thought to himself as the stranger swiftly manoeuvred himself behind the swordsman.

Arkeith was still turning when his opponent was already charging at him.

He's definitely quicker...but I need don't need to match his speed.

Arkeith brought his sword swirling around as he spun, his blade blurring through the air to meet the stranger's charge.
 
Mythas moved too late as the blow glanced him, sending him into the air, which at his current momentum made him skid precariously close to the edge of the roof, flipping up, he glared, at least in his mind. His face remained a stony mask of impassiveness, as it usually was. He circled his opponent slowly, darting forwards before hopping back, goading him into an attack.

"Come on, they only taught you to defend?"
 

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