05-28-2017, 12:51 AM
"We should make it to the camp before nightfall. It took us about a day of walking to get to that village, and that was at a slow pace. We should get there quickly. Besides, you don't have to follow me. Remember, you chose to do this." Darren glanced up. He hated to admit it, but Lisette was right; the sun was, indeed, beginning to set. Darren shifted his pace, beginning to walk much faster. Not quite a run, but much faster than a normal walk, and one that somewhat tired him out. Soon after, Lisette asked about his horse's name.
"Lisette," Darren replied snarkily. "That's her name." He was not particularly happy-forgetting one's horse because of an attempted robbery tends to cause that-and so was being somewhat needlessly cruel. Darren ignored that Lisette mentioned that she had thought him incapable of relating with others-he was simply too annoyed to bother. Within a few hours, the 2 had arrived at their destination, the campsite.
"Well, I suppose we didn't get here before sunset. Sorry," Darren looked then at the camp, seeing 3 small, goblin-like pig monsters brandishing wooden clubs. 2 of them were attempting to untie Darren's horse, and 1 was apparently watching guard, sitting on a nearby rock. Immediately, Darren fell into a crouch, crawling behind a log. "So, you wanna see what I can do? Well, I'm getting my horse back. So, here's your chance!"
"Lisette," Darren replied snarkily. "That's her name." He was not particularly happy-forgetting one's horse because of an attempted robbery tends to cause that-and so was being somewhat needlessly cruel. Darren ignored that Lisette mentioned that she had thought him incapable of relating with others-he was simply too annoyed to bother. Within a few hours, the 2 had arrived at their destination, the campsite.
"Well, I suppose we didn't get here before sunset. Sorry," Darren looked then at the camp, seeing 3 small, goblin-like pig monsters brandishing wooden clubs. 2 of them were attempting to untie Darren's horse, and 1 was apparently watching guard, sitting on a nearby rock. Immediately, Darren fell into a crouch, crawling behind a log. "So, you wanna see what I can do? Well, I'm getting my horse back. So, here's your chance!"