"Psst." came a girly voice from the grass, a face to match poking out from underneath.
Crash! Went the raging torrent of Miyuki's final attack, drowning the area in sounds of a crumbling statue and a crashing wave.
"You're going to help me hurry this up," said the girl as the land below Raiko became thinner than air, and she was tugged under the sea of grass.
The small Riley statue stared up at the large wolf-warrior illusion. That frozen face, with those glowing eyes, seemed to contemplate what was offered to her. The statue slowly stood upward, balancing itself on its feet. After a moment, it looked around, seemingly taking in the wrecked battlefield around them. The statue turned its empty gaze forward again, and the glow faded off its face.Though they fought for my sake, they were also hostile against anything they perceived as a threat. Sometimes it was an animal, and sometimes it was a Thrall coming up the road.
Once again, the statue was just a statue.
A comfortable wind settled over the group, battered as they were. The ruins, further down the grassy path, still stood in their limestone splendor, webbed and veined with vines. From here, the path seemed to clear, with empty pedestals guarding the way. Though, there were more immediate concerns.Once the threat was gone, they took their positions, and went back into their slumber acting as harmless decorations.
Coco was bleeding profusely, suffering from a serious wound in the stomach, and reeling shock. At the very least, she had Ruarc to her aid, but the Druid was ill-equipped for medical aid. The incantation and rune he pressed on her shoulder seemed to glow with power, with the bleeding slowly staunching in the girl's stomach. At that, a small tendril of mana rose weakly from the ground and stabbed into the top of Ruarc's hand. With a sharp pain of a tattooing needle, the mana engraved his rune onto the top of his hand, leaving a neat, black mark, and empowering the effect of his summoned rune.