Rughadjeen had watched the imp as it was impaled to the ground, still keeping his gaze on it as they walked passed and only looked away when it was no longer visible. He never dreamed of the Mire...of anywhere cropping up here in Gaia. Not any place from his own world, not a place he knew well enough to try stay away from.
his hand remained on the algol even as they walked through the tunnel, not quite free, but easy to manoeuvre so it would be should they run into anything else. The Elvaan had to use his other hand to cover over his mouth and nose as they came closer to the water and as the stench grew worse. his stomach churned and threatened to heave any moment but he willed himself to keep it down. Taking deep breaths was out of the question.
The sight of the Jnun didn't exactly help matters but he kept on higher alert in case one should wake. He wouldn't have felt as cautious if they hadn't been a child with them, but since there was he couldn't help but snap his head in the direction of almost every sound.
"You're sure they won't wake if we keep as silent as we can?"
Rughadjeen didn't trust anything out here, even if it was said to be asleep. This was not friendly or altogether familiar land. He shook his head, looking over their small group and frowned.
"Let's just get past this area and to the staging point."
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Date: 2011-02-09 04:01 pm (UTC)his hand remained on the algol even as they walked through the tunnel, not quite free, but easy to manoeuvre so it would be should they run into anything else. The Elvaan had to use his other hand to cover over his mouth and nose as they came closer to the water and as the stench grew worse. his stomach churned and threatened to heave any moment but he willed himself to keep it down. Taking deep breaths was out of the question.
The sight of the Jnun didn't exactly help matters but he kept on higher alert in case one should wake. He wouldn't have felt as cautious if they hadn't been a child with them, but since there was he couldn't help but snap his head in the direction of almost every sound.
"You're sure they won't wake if we keep as silent as we can?"
Rughadjeen didn't trust anything out here, even if it was said to be asleep. This was not friendly or altogether familiar land. He shook his head, looking over their small group and frowned.
"Let's just get past this area and to the staging point."