11-09-2010, 01:46 PM
Arcelia did have to admit Khiiral was right, atleast the owner of this room hadn't been in it when they arrived, that would have been much worse. Not only would they have to explain their presence there but also why they appeared to step out of a mirror. Magic was really not her forte anyway, she was quite happy to fight on the front lines with her sword. Or pride and joy, as she often called it
Hearing signs of life within the house, she fell quiet and kept her eyes on the door. Was this the one they were here for? Arc followed the sounds of footsteps up the hall and quirked a brow as the door opened and the three went unnoticed. Had she not hurled her bag at Khiiral it was unlikely she'd have noticed them anytime soon.
"Indeed, we came here seeking you, this is your room, is it not?"Astaroth, finally tearing his gaze from the window and acting like the general he was, stepped forward to look this girl over. A girl? The hero's descendant was a girl? Who'd have thought? This thought he made sure to keep in his head, speaking it out loud could have deadly consequences.. he still had the scar from where Arcelia had put him in his place last time.
"We are not here for this.. convention, whatever it may be. Nor do you need to call these so called 'cops', we are not here to harm you." Keeping his voice calm, even and as serious as possible, something he found rather difficult, Astaroth then bowed before her. "My name is Astaroth." Straightening himself up, he then motioned to his sister and Khiiral. "This is Arcelia and that is Khiiral."
It was probably best to explain things and hope she believed them. "We are Elves and we were sent here to find you. All we want you to do is listen to what we have to say and then make up your own mind." Arcelia moved to stand beside her brother, arms folded across her chest. "And after, if you want us to leave we will." They were told to bring her willingly or not at all, afterall, they couldn't get her to fight for them against her will, could they? Her heart had to be in it or it wasn't worth it.
"Are you willing to listen to what we came to say?"
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