Recent content by Dulthir

"Da... where are you?" Gramir called out to Dulthir. "I'm here lad. I'm here..." replied Dulthir. "Why havena ye found me da? Where are ye?" Dulthir searched frantically. "I canna see ye lad. I'm coming..." A fog covered the ground. Dulthir continued his search. Suddenly he tripped over...

Ceri ate some meat, and drank some water. Dulthir smiled. He laid back as she laid down and snuggled up to him. Ceri buried her head into his chest. It had been a very long time since Dulthir was happy. Even tho the past few days was a cluster fuck, he smiled. He was happy and couldn't wait to...

Ceri had went and laid down. Dulthir was cleaning up after bandaging her. He looked over and saw Syvis doing... well, he couldn't figure out what the fuck she was doing. Finally, she went into Elliot's tent. He smiled and quietly said... "There ya go lass..." After getting everything picked up...

(Sorry it took so long. Been busy. And Ceri ok'd me controlling her slightly in the post. )

Dulthir nodded towards Syvis. He walked over to Ceri. He knelt beside her. He looked toward her wing. He knew it had to be rebroken, then set properly. He hated the idea of putting her thru more pain. He looked into her eyes, and gently touched her face. "Ye know what I've gotta do lass. Are ye...

Elliot shook Dulthir's hand, and they began their trek southward. The elf was right, they needed to be far from any settlement or civilization for a bit. Dulthir kept an eye on Ceri. She was hurt, badly. They traveled a ways before Elliot finally stopped. Dulthir surveyed their surroundings...

Dulthir looked to Ceri as she spoke. What she said was true. His emotions had got the better of him. He looked to Syvis and smiled. He nodded, then walked over to Elliot. He stuck his hand out to him. "Forgive me, lad. I let ma emotions make assumptions. Apologies. I'd be honored ta continue...

Dulthir looked at Elliot for a moment. Typical fucking elf. He shook his head, then looked to Syvis. "Well, yer more than welcome ta travel with Ceri and me. We'd be happy to keep ya in our company..." He looked back to Elliot. "So, is this it lad. Ye gonna run off and leave us be? Should've...

Dulthir slid off of Karrazark. He grabbed Matthew , who was still clinging to life, barely. He brought him over to the "dead" man, Jack and laid him at his feet. He looked up at Jack. "Now, ye canna try to get someone ta come after us, and, they may or may notta be successful. But, I'd strongly...

Dulthir saw the small village ahead. He nudged Karrazark and he trotted up next to Elliot. "Ye know this place lad? I havena fooking clue where we are." Hopefully, this was somewhere they could rest, and recuperate. And, hopefully, they had a healer of some sorts. Mathew was still breathing...

Dulthir and Karrazark rode alongside Ceri. He watched the two elves, their body language suggesting the conversation wasn't friendly. He chuckled. He looked over to Ceri, and, in a not so quiet tone said... "Those two need ta fook and get it over with. They'd both be happier." He looked at...

Dulthir noticed Elliot struggling with the other man. He hopped off Karrazarkand went over to him. He hoisted the man up, a bit at a time due to the fact that being a dwarf made it difficult to do anything with a damn horse, tall bastard. After a bit of work, the unconscious man was fastened to...

Dulthir chuckled. "Indeed. We all canna get a slice." He gathered the gear and provisions he had managed to salvage, and, fastened them to one of the horses. He walked over to Ceri. "Are ye ready ta travel, love? I believe a hot bath, and a hot meal will do us some good." He stroked the...

Dulthir shook his head. He hadn't wanted anyone to die, but, it happened. Regardless of what had transpired, he wasn't just gonna let a man die. But, he also wasn't a healer. He'd done what he could, the rest was up to the gods. He began scavenging thru the remains of the camp. Gathering...

Dulthir saw the man drop, taking Alexia with him. Syvis was by the pair quickly. Dulthir ran up. He unbound Alexia from the man, then retied her restraints. He was no physician himself, but, he knew what needed to be done, for now at least. He pulled his dagger and stuck it in the embers of the...