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The waves crashed and boomed against the rocky shore, seagulls wheeled and dove in their mindless games while creatures below went about their lives. High above the tumultuous coast on the top of the bluff overlooking the Gulf of Liad ran a long winding road that traversed the edge, offering travelers a breathtaking view of the expansive body of water.
The travelers in question being a troupe of three carriages followed by a mounted escort. The Banner that flew from the lance of the lead knight bore the colors and coat of arms of Viacian.
Queen Alexandria Viacian, The Raven Queen, gazed out the carriage window at the Gulf. It was like seeing it for the first time, this time without chains, without the crack of a whip over her head, she could finally see the water and enjoy its scent.
She was alone in her carriage, but she didn't mind. She preferred being alone with her thoughts when the mood was upon her.
Up ahead the bluff sunk down to the beach, allowing the entourage access to a smooth sandy section of beach. They had spent a hard day riding, it was a perfect opportunity to rest and take advantage of the clean beauty of the Gulf.
She knocked on the carriage wall where the driver sat.
"Tell the captain we'll stop here. The horses should rest and I wish to stretch my legs."
"As you wish, my queen." Came the drivers response and her orders were relayed to the company of knights.
And so they came to dismount near a stream that made its way directly across the sand to the gulf, providing fresh water for their horses.
Alexandria stepped out of her carriage and her bare feet touched the hot sand. At first she thought it would be painful but now it wasn't so bad. Before she was forced to march across the blistering grainy rock beaches of Cerak At'Thul, now she could let her toes sink into the soft ground and feel the exfoliating sensation of the sand between her black painted toes.
Sea spray filled the air and a stiff breeze blew the long flowing sleeves and skirt of her black dress, almost dangerously so with its hip length slit. She walked barefoot across the sand, making her way towards the waters edge. The knights tended their horses and also stood guard, making sure their queen remained in sight.
She wandered along the edge of the high tideline when up ahead she saw something washed up along with seaweed and driftwood.
Thinking it to be some unfortunate drowned animal she went forward to investigate. She bent down and cleared away some seaweed and was a bit shocked that the horns didn't belong to a giant drowned goat, but to a grey skinned humanoid with horns that reminded her much of a demon.
She carefully felt for a pulse as she had been taught to do and was relieved to find a faint signal.
She could call over her physician, but she could handle this much on her own. She gently brushed the sand and seaweed away from his face and parted his lips with her fingers. She pressed their lips together and she began performing CPR, trying to coax the water from his lungs with chest compressions.
Aldenaxk Drazukel
The travelers in question being a troupe of three carriages followed by a mounted escort. The Banner that flew from the lance of the lead knight bore the colors and coat of arms of Viacian.
She was alone in her carriage, but she didn't mind. She preferred being alone with her thoughts when the mood was upon her.
Up ahead the bluff sunk down to the beach, allowing the entourage access to a smooth sandy section of beach. They had spent a hard day riding, it was a perfect opportunity to rest and take advantage of the clean beauty of the Gulf.
She knocked on the carriage wall where the driver sat.
"Tell the captain we'll stop here. The horses should rest and I wish to stretch my legs."
"As you wish, my queen." Came the drivers response and her orders were relayed to the company of knights.
And so they came to dismount near a stream that made its way directly across the sand to the gulf, providing fresh water for their horses.
Alexandria stepped out of her carriage and her bare feet touched the hot sand. At first she thought it would be painful but now it wasn't so bad. Before she was forced to march across the blistering grainy rock beaches of Cerak At'Thul, now she could let her toes sink into the soft ground and feel the exfoliating sensation of the sand between her black painted toes.
Sea spray filled the air and a stiff breeze blew the long flowing sleeves and skirt of her black dress, almost dangerously so with its hip length slit. She walked barefoot across the sand, making her way towards the waters edge. The knights tended their horses and also stood guard, making sure their queen remained in sight.
She wandered along the edge of the high tideline when up ahead she saw something washed up along with seaweed and driftwood.
Thinking it to be some unfortunate drowned animal she went forward to investigate. She bent down and cleared away some seaweed and was a bit shocked that the horns didn't belong to a giant drowned goat, but to a grey skinned humanoid with horns that reminded her much of a demon.
She carefully felt for a pulse as she had been taught to do and was relieved to find a faint signal.
She could call over her physician, but she could handle this much on her own. She gently brushed the sand and seaweed away from his face and parted his lips with her fingers. She pressed their lips together and she began performing CPR, trying to coax the water from his lungs with chest compressions.
Aldenaxk Drazukel