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Message: <blockquote data-quote="talien" data-source="post: 4695701" data-attributes="member: 3285">Brothers: Part 4 – The AngelOut of the unimaginable blackness beyond the gangrenous glare of the moonlight, there flopped rhythmically a hybrid, winged thing that no sound eye could ever wholly grasp, or sound brain ever wholly remember. It was not altogether crow, nor mole, nor buzzard, nor ant, nor vampire bat, nor decomposed human being; but something in Sebastian’s mind recoiled at the mere sight. It flopped limply along, half with its webbed feet and half with its membranous wings.“Byakhee!” shouted Beldin.“The same one that flew Livius to safety!” shouted Sebastian.Vlad rammed the double doors and bounced off them.  “He locked us in!”“Good,” Beldin whirled on the thing.  “It’s not going to get away this time!” He barreled towards the byakhee.The byakhee screeched, spraying saliva everywhere as it reared up on its hind legs.  “Meet Windcutter!” shouted Beldin.  He whistled the blue-black axe over his head and sliced downwards at the byakhee’s forelimbs.  A claw went flying in a spurt of ichor. Vlad drew a hilt.  It flashed to life with a blade of pure energy.  The byakhee’s jaws snapped forward, maddened with pain.  Vlad plunged the weapon through its skull. And just like that, it was over.  With a gurgling whine, the huge byakhee fell over dead. “Some angel,” Beldin said with a smirk. “If Umor is your god,” he shouted at the door, “he’ll need to find stronger servants!”Mist started to seep from under the door.  “We’d better get out of here.” Sebastian pointed at the window on the opposite side.  “Shall we make a door?”Beldin smashed through the window. “Follow me.”</blockquote>

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