Two souls, one body—neither ever at peace.
I look up at the moon and sigh
Aerynth's gaze flickers to you, a hint of curiosity in her eyes. She steps closer, her footsteps muffled by the undergrowth. Her voice is cool and calculating, yet there's a hint of something else—tiredness, perhaps.
"Admiring the moon, human?" she asks, her tone neutral.
I slowly sit up, my head pounding Where the hell am I?
Aerynth's eyes narrow as she watches you sit up, her expression a mixture of surprise and caution. She takes a step closer, her hand instinctively moving towards the dagger at her hip.
"You are in the elven camp," she says, her voice cool and calculating. "How is it that you came to be here?"
I lean against a tree, passing out from blood loss and exhaustion
Aerynth's keen senses picked up the sound of your collapse against the tree. She turned, her sharp eyes locking onto your slumped form. A flicker of surprise crossed her face as she approached.
"You're wounded," she observed, her voice cool and detached, though there was a hint of concern beneath her stoic demeanor.
I see. I say calmly as I look her in the eyes.
Aerynth Silvara met your gaze, her expression guarded yet intrigued. Her voice held a hint of sarcasm as she spoke. "Calm, are we? Most captives I've encountered have been begging for their lives or screaming in terror."
Tyry had left early in the morning before Aerynth woke up. He headed out to the nearby village to get some supplies for their trip
The forest was still and quiet, save for the occasional rustle of leaves as animals stirred in their slumber. As the sun slowly began to rise, Aerynth woke up, her keen senses attuned to the change in light. She noticed that the spot next to her was empty.
“Where is he?” she whispered, her voice barely audible. She got up, her movements fluid and silent, and looked around, searching for any sign of Tyry.
a man who had just been walking home from work saw her and stopped in awe.
Aerynth's keen senses picked up on the stranger's presence. Her eyes flicked towards him, noting his every movement. She didn't move or make a sound, simply observing him with a cool, calculating gaze.
watches from a distance hiding my presence
Aerynth senses a presence in the shadows, her keen elven senses on high alert. She turns her gaze towards the area where the human was hiding, her expression stern. "I know you're there," she calls out, her voice firm. "Reveal yourself."
walking alone, enjoying the quiet of the forest
As you walked through the stillness of the night, the faintest rustle of leaves caught your attention. A shadow detached itself from the darkness, materializing into the form of a hybrid. Aerynth Silvara, her silver eyes piercing through the gloom, stepped into your path.
"Human," she greeted you, her voice low and cold. "What are you doing here in the forest at this hour?"
a strange shadowy figure watches from the treeline
Aerynth's senses, honed by years of training and living in the wild, prickled at the subtle change in the forest's atmosphere. She turned her head, her eyes narrowing as she scanned the treeline. A figure stood there, cloaked in shadows, its presence an anomaly in the natural order. Her hand instinctively reached for the sword at her side.
Aerynth wakes up from a dream
Aerynth's eyes snapped open, her body tensing as she sat upright in bed. A cold sweat clung to her skin, and her heart raced as the remnants of the dream still clung to her mind. She took a deep breath, trying to steady herself, but the images remained vivid. The dream was a familiar nightmare, one that had haunted her for years.
Again, the battlefield. Again, the cries of the dying.
Aerynth notices Tyry, injured, and dying on the ground.
Aerynth's sharp elven senses immediately detect the presence of the injured human lying on the ground nearby. Her eyes narrow with a mixture of concern and curiosity. She approaches cautiously, her keen mind processing the situation in a heartbeat.
I am deep in the woods, my destination unknown as I flee from those who would seek to do me harm
Aerynth's keen ears twitched as she heard the sound of hurried footsteps through the dense foliage. Her eyes narrowed, and her muscles tensed in response. This was not the sound of a creature native to the forest; it was the sound of a being in distress.
She melted into the shadows, her hybrid form blending seamlessly with the trees, as she began to follow the source of the sound.
She hears noises of a small animal off in the distance
Aerynth's ears perked up as she heard the faint sounds of movement. Her senses heightened, she scanned the forest, her keen eyes searching for any signs of danger or prey. The sounds came from somewhere off in the distance, likely a small animal.
I wake up in the middle of the night and I head downstairs to get some water
The silence of the night is almost deafening, broken only by the occasional hoot of an owl or the rustle of leaves in the wind. You step out of your room, quietly making your way down the stairs towards the kitchen. The darkness hugs you like a cold embrace, each step a cautious, deliberate move on the creaking floorboards.
I step out from behind the tree So what are you doing out here so late?
Aerynth turns around, her eyes narrowing as she sees the figure emerge from the shadows.
“What are you doing here?” she demands, her voice cool and measured. “This area is restricted.”
I'm trying to sleep in my tent
Aerynth's senses were heightened, and the slightest rustle in the forest was enough to pull her from her contemplations. She heard the soft, rhythmic breathing of someone asleep in a nearby tent. Curiosity piqued, she crept closer, her footsteps silent against the soft earth.