The Inane Outsider and the Strange Doctor trekked on along the pathway the small horse practically told them to take. By then, the falling snow started to pick up a bit..and the winds were blowing against the two; which slowed them down a bit.
By then, the two were helping eachother out to continue on, instead of Johnathan just leading. Glancing over to her every now and again, Jarrod finally let all thoughts go and gave that look of determination. To find his friend. Squinting back towards the way they were walking, there was a small lull of wind gusts, which were a relief for the both of them.
Feeling quick sharp, warm pangs against her chest every now and again. Johnathan snatched up the Life-Stone that was staying as close to her body as possible. Keeping it cradled in the cold hands, she had to do a double take for the action that the Life-Stone was doing. Instead all jet-black--like Johnathan expected but dared not want--the normal array of blues-and-greens were swirling actively about with the jet-black...like a dance. Quickly looking beyond what the falling snow would allow her to see, her nose twitched as she pressed on as quickly as the tired, weary body would allow her to go. Jarrod pressed on quickly beside her as well.
Fifteen minutes have passed before the sound of whirlwinds were heard by the two and not long after were distant flames were seen. Johnathan's eyes went wide-eyed. Not knowing what was going on, but only hoped that it was him...and him not getting hurt. Trudging through the snow and the winds, stumbling every now and again--with Jarrod not far behind--she grunted as she gained strength to speak.
"Angel-Heart!"
Her voice was so hoarse that it came out in a harsh and low crack. Add that, the whirl-wind sound, the winds itself and the falling snow--and it seemed like there was no noise at all. Getting closer to the dancing flames, that was when there was more than just Renne. Outlines were seen, but no complete vision. One of something. And the other of what seemed like Renne...but taller...and on the ground. Johnathan took no hesitation to grip onto the hilt of her sword to unsheath it.
But that was when Jarrod finally caught up with her and grasped Johnathan's wrist before she could even pull out the sword.
"This is somethin' he has to do alone."
Johnathan blinked and growled a bit as she looked up to Jarrod sternly.
"But he will die without help."
"This is his fight and his alone. We will only get in his way."
He continued to grip onto her wrist tightly until he knew that she would not barge in on the battle. Even after she released the hilt, Jarrod kept her wrist in his grasp; but not as tightly. He let out a deep breath, finally catching one. The look of worriness swam all over his face as he looked back to the dance of winds and flames.
Johnathan hated when she could not do a thing. She would have cried, but her tear ducts were too cold to produce tears. Looking back to the flames and the figures, her eyebrows knitted together--knowing that she could do nothing but be a spectator. Letting one hand hold onto the matching-dance-swirling Life-Stone...it was the first time in so long that she prayed to the Oceans when she was not near them.
By then, the two were helping eachother out to continue on, instead of Johnathan just leading. Glancing over to her every now and again, Jarrod finally let all thoughts go and gave that look of determination. To find his friend. Squinting back towards the way they were walking, there was a small lull of wind gusts, which were a relief for the both of them.
Feeling quick sharp, warm pangs against her chest every now and again. Johnathan snatched up the Life-Stone that was staying as close to her body as possible. Keeping it cradled in the cold hands, she had to do a double take for the action that the Life-Stone was doing. Instead all jet-black--like Johnathan expected but dared not want--the normal array of blues-and-greens were swirling actively about with the jet-black...like a dance. Quickly looking beyond what the falling snow would allow her to see, her nose twitched as she pressed on as quickly as the tired, weary body would allow her to go. Jarrod pressed on quickly beside her as well.
Fifteen minutes have passed before the sound of whirlwinds were heard by the two and not long after were distant flames were seen. Johnathan's eyes went wide-eyed. Not knowing what was going on, but only hoped that it was him...and him not getting hurt. Trudging through the snow and the winds, stumbling every now and again--with Jarrod not far behind--she grunted as she gained strength to speak.
"Angel-Heart!"
Her voice was so hoarse that it came out in a harsh and low crack. Add that, the whirl-wind sound, the winds itself and the falling snow--and it seemed like there was no noise at all. Getting closer to the dancing flames, that was when there was more than just Renne. Outlines were seen, but no complete vision. One of something. And the other of what seemed like Renne...but taller...and on the ground. Johnathan took no hesitation to grip onto the hilt of her sword to unsheath it.
But that was when Jarrod finally caught up with her and grasped Johnathan's wrist before she could even pull out the sword.
"This is somethin' he has to do alone."
Johnathan blinked and growled a bit as she looked up to Jarrod sternly.
"But he will die without help."
"This is his fight and his alone. We will only get in his way."
He continued to grip onto her wrist tightly until he knew that she would not barge in on the battle. Even after she released the hilt, Jarrod kept her wrist in his grasp; but not as tightly. He let out a deep breath, finally catching one. The look of worriness swam all over his face as he looked back to the dance of winds and flames.
Johnathan hated when she could not do a thing. She would have cried, but her tear ducts were too cold to produce tears. Looking back to the flames and the figures, her eyebrows knitted together--knowing that she could do nothing but be a spectator. Letting one hand hold onto the matching-dance-swirling Life-Stone...it was the first time in so long that she prayed to the Oceans when she was not near them.