07-06-2016, 06:00 AM
Thor saw the cavalry but did not actually look at them as they approached. He was too focused on pushing the beast beneath him even harder. If he could get the boy to one of the cavalry he and the rest could hold off the soldiers of the empire. He had learned from his night drinking with the gorons of death mountain that only he and the other people they called primes were immortal. He doubted this boy was a prime. He was not sure what exactly separated secondaries from primes, but he assumed it had something to do with Omnilium.
If the God of Thunder had bothered to look at the approaching party he would have noticed that it was lead by a female dark elf. Thor might have even remembered her from his first arrival in Minas Tirith. However, as he did not look up, he did not remember the beautiful elf maiden. But she remembered him. She had taken note of the big warrior back upon his first arrival in Minas Tirith. He was handsome for a human, she would have admitted that, but she had taken notice of him because of how he reminded her of an alliance soldier. She had not had a chance to talk to him during his time in the barracks, but she had seen him and his red helmed companion on training field often enough. She was sure she would soon find out what kind of man he was. She watched him barrel toward her with almost a score of stormtroopers hot on his tail. Humans always showed their true colors under pressure. She had never known anything but the Omniverse, but she hoped that this man new of Azeroth and Kalimdor so that she might hear more of the race of her origin.
The stormtroopers were closing in too quickly. She drew her blade and pushed her mount as hard as the God of Thunder pushed his. Then she launched her blade spinning through the air to land blade first in one of the troopers vehicles. Thor reached her as the explosion caused the the other soldiers of the empire to pull back. Her sword returned to her. Thor did not have time to admire her skill and spoke quickly as it would not be long before the white washed warriors regrouped. He pulled yeller off of his horse.
“I assume this boy is yours. He needs medical attention. I will hold off our pursuers.”
The night elf took the boy and handed it off to one of her men with instructions to ride swiftly to the nearest town flying the banner of the kingdom and seek a healer for the boy. Then she turned back to Thor.
“I assume you are one of the Chosen.” It was not a question. “I and my men will aid in the stalling of the enemy.”
“Watch out for the blue skinned fellow.” Thor said watching him gallop up. “He is chosen as well and fashions himself the lord of evil. He is on our side, for now.”
Thor raised his Hammer summoning the Lightning that was his right and fired it at another speeder, causing another explosion.
“Let the battle begin.” Thor said under his breath. He charged right passed the green haired girl struggling to control the much larger animal. The troopers artillery switched targets to the bigger threat.
If the God of Thunder had bothered to look at the approaching party he would have noticed that it was lead by a female dark elf. Thor might have even remembered her from his first arrival in Minas Tirith. However, as he did not look up, he did not remember the beautiful elf maiden. But she remembered him. She had taken note of the big warrior back upon his first arrival in Minas Tirith. He was handsome for a human, she would have admitted that, but she had taken notice of him because of how he reminded her of an alliance soldier. She had not had a chance to talk to him during his time in the barracks, but she had seen him and his red helmed companion on training field often enough. She was sure she would soon find out what kind of man he was. She watched him barrel toward her with almost a score of stormtroopers hot on his tail. Humans always showed their true colors under pressure. She had never known anything but the Omniverse, but she hoped that this man new of Azeroth and Kalimdor so that she might hear more of the race of her origin.
The stormtroopers were closing in too quickly. She drew her blade and pushed her mount as hard as the God of Thunder pushed his. Then she launched her blade spinning through the air to land blade first in one of the troopers vehicles. Thor reached her as the explosion caused the the other soldiers of the empire to pull back. Her sword returned to her. Thor did not have time to admire her skill and spoke quickly as it would not be long before the white washed warriors regrouped. He pulled yeller off of his horse.
“I assume this boy is yours. He needs medical attention. I will hold off our pursuers.”
The night elf took the boy and handed it off to one of her men with instructions to ride swiftly to the nearest town flying the banner of the kingdom and seek a healer for the boy. Then she turned back to Thor.
“I assume you are one of the Chosen.” It was not a question. “I and my men will aid in the stalling of the enemy.”
“Watch out for the blue skinned fellow.” Thor said watching him gallop up. “He is chosen as well and fashions himself the lord of evil. He is on our side, for now.”
Thor raised his Hammer summoning the Lightning that was his right and fired it at another speeder, causing another explosion.
“Let the battle begin.” Thor said under his breath. He charged right passed the green haired girl struggling to control the much larger animal. The troopers artillery switched targets to the bigger threat.
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