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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8416635" data-attributes="member: 59816">Bound as he was, Sir Darfin could not even turn his head to respond to Escella. He said, facing the east wall, &quot;That damned wizard got me with Bilarro's Bands, and his orcs beat me into a daze. They would have killed me, if Shalendra had not stopped them. Still, it must have been her who let them use the gates. It could only have been her. I don't know how they got to her, but I mean to find out. Please see that she is alive, or we may never know.&quot;Tommi crawled over to her, and he found her breathing. Angis had knocked the wind out of her, and had knocked her down, but she would live. Her face had lost the shadows on one side and the burning eye on the other (though it was barely open). She looked peaceful - very different from the fierceness that he'd seen when she had tried to murder him with her sword, not moments ago.She had never been kind. &quot;Severe&quot; would best describe her demeanor whenever he'd interacted with her before. But she had treated him fairly. He had never thought that she would try to kill him, or betray her brother. Not until that shadow-and-fire thing. The same thing that had turned Titus against them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 8416635, member: 59816"] Bound as he was, Sir Darfin could not even turn his head to respond to Escella. He said, facing the east wall, [b]"That damned wizard got me with Bilarro's Bands, and his orcs beat me into a daze. They would have killed me, if Shalendra had not stopped them. Still, it must have been her who let them use the gates. It could only have been her. I don't know how they got to her, but I mean to find out. Please see that she is alive, or we may never know."[/b] Tommi crawled over to her, and he found her breathing. Angis had knocked the wind out of her, and had knocked her down, but she would live. Her face had lost the shadows on one side and the burning eye on the other (though it was barely open). She looked peaceful - very different from the fierceness that he'd seen when she had tried to murder him with her sword, not moments ago. She had never been kind. "Severe" would best describe her demeanor whenever he'd interacted with her before. But she had treated him fairly. He had never thought that she would try to kill him, or betray her brother. Not until that shadow-and-fire thing. The same thing that had turned Titus against them. [/QUOTE]

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