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Silver: Yeah

Lillian turned to the Khajiit as he caught up to them. "Welcome back."

Silver: We need to pick up speed *speeds up on his horse*

"Thanks" Qa'dul answered to Lillian. And made his horse to speed up too.

OOC: Sorry, guys, life's been super busy!

Lillian urged her horse faster. She wanted to reach their destination as quickly as possible, preferring only to stop and rest once they were very close to reaching it. She turned to the others as they rode, asking them both a question. "How do you feel about traveling at night?"

OOC: I don't remember what the time of day is, so if it's already night, you can just ignore her question.

Silver: Fine by me I have no complains to that

Lillian turned to Silver. "Good, then. I'm thinking we should push on until we get there. We can camp when we're a short distance away so we can rest up for this mission." She turned to the Khajiit. "If you're not okay with that, you can just meet us there. By the way, I don't think we ever formally introduced ourselves. My name is Lillian."

ooc: Thats okey.

" Well lets just say that i do mostly do every job of my at night so it is very easy to me no problems. And yea my name is Qa'dul" Qa'dul said

Lillian nodded to Qa'dul, taking in the name. She then turned her attention ahead, not one for much talking. She rode in silence, wondering just how long of a trek they had ahead of them. She could figure based on how far they were going, what lay between them, and how quickly they were moving, but there was never any figuring for unexpected surprises along the way.

OOC: Sky, I'll let you post when they reach their destination, or if you want anything unexpected to happen in between.

Occ: Lol to be honest if there was anything like that I planned I completely forgot about it since its been so long I'll just skip a few days and say that they arrive there if its alright with everyone

OOC: Yup, that's fine. And I know what you mean about forgetting. I'm not sure I even remember what their destination is. LOL!

Me: Its Blackreach lol but to tell the truth It's been so long I've actually gone to Blackreach in game I'm not really sure how they get in (The Dwemer ruins creep me out....*I suddenly appear inside one* AHHHH *jumps in an random person's arms* (Lol Sorry ))

After three days of traveling they appear in front of the entrance of Blackreach

Silver: Lets go!

Occ: Yea we have took pretty long brakes in this rp

Qa'dul smiled a bit "yea sure."

Lillian frowned at Silver's words. "Alright. But remember, we're not rushing into anything. This is just a scouting mission."
She approached Blackreach cautiously, keeping an eye out for guards while also taking in the surroundings. This place was new to her, so she wasn't sure how to approach it. Of course, that had never stopped her before. She was well rested and ready for this mission.

OOC: I haven't even gotten to Blackreach, yet in game, but then again, I haven't had the chance to play the game in ages. Probably since we started this RP, sadly. Life's just keeping me too busy, unfortunately. D: But I'll get back to it, eventually.

"Fine but if I see Hawk I am going to get h-" Silver began but suddenly like an invisible force blast through the entrance and Silver was sent flying into a wall. If it weren't for his shield that he wore on his back he would have been impale by a broken piece of stone from the ruins. The muscular nord crumbs to the ground. "O-Ow....What the Oblivion was that.." he groan. His body felt like a dragon smack him over with its tail. He rolled over onto his hands and knees and looked around but couldn't see anything from the smoke. "Lillian! Qa'dul! You guys alright?" he called out. His main concern was his Shield Sister since she was the closest to the entrance. What happen? Was it an Dwemer trap? Or did their enemies predicted that they were coming so close? Too many things was running in his still ringing head that he couldn't decrepit what they are. All he know he must know the well being of Lillian.


Occ: Hey Guys since Flame isn't playing a major role in the RP anymore (I'm not blaming anyone It happens....That and plus I have some better thoughts for the plot for this RP ) mind if I change just some details around if not I understand We can continue like this lol

OOC: I don't mind at all, Sky the Dragon. Go for it!

Lillian was approaching the entrance. Her ears heard a quiet hiss and she knew what was coming. A trap. Not knowing what the trap would be, she glanced around quickly, trying to figure it out. She didn't have enough time, so she pressed herself against the wall and crouched down, tucking her head between her legs. It was just in time. A sudden blast blew through the door and pushed against her. She tried to keep her footing, but it was no use. Glancing behind her, she saw her path was clear. She turned about, though it wasn't easy, and gave up her footing. She tucked into a roll as she allowed the great force to push her backwards. She continued her roll, soon hitting a wall, hard. It knocked the wind out of her, and the force held her against it, threatening to steal the little breath she had remaining. It finally subsided and she collapsed to the ground on her hands and knees, catching her breath. She glanced around, quickly, worried for the others, but all she could see was smoke. Then she heard Silver's voice, calling out for her. "I'm here!" She called back, then immediately chided herself for being so loud, though it hardly mattered at this point. The trap was an obvious sign that someone knew they were there. Still, if there were any hope at all that they had a slim chance to yet slip in, she had to hold onto it. Remembering where Silver's voice came from, she made her way to him, keeping her voice low. "And I'm fine. Just catching my breath." She continued to catch her breath, and rubbed her sore side and back from the impact into the wall. It was nothing she hadn't dealt with before, so she knew she'd be fine. She glanced around, wondering where Qa'dul was, and if he was okay.

Occ: Please call me Sky btw sorry I haven't been on my internet was turn off ;__; and I nearly died from BOREDOM DX thank Nine divines that it came back on *everyone face palms at my bad joke* What?

Silver let out a side of relief, Lillian was alright. But what has happen to their other companion- Qa'dul? Suddenly he heard something, the deafening sound of metal against stone. What could the sound be? It was coming closer and closer. Silver stood up as a giant dark silhouette comes closer to them. "Double crap" Silver said.

Oh crap, Lillian thought to herself, letting out a frustrated and angry growl as she turned toward the behemoth shape moving toward them. This wasn't going to be fun. She hated fighting anything that wasn't flesh and blood. It was always much harder to find an opening to strike. It was like fighting one giant shield. Drawing her sword and readying her shield, she prepared herself. She knew what she had to do. As soon as the dark form stepped into the light and she could see what she was facing, she'd make her move. Crouching low in the shadows, she prepared to move quickly. A quick thought filtered through her mind about the other two with her, but she pushed it away. She had no time to check with them on their battle plans. She wasn't used to fighting with anyone by her side, anyway. Except Farkas. And only that one time... That thought brought his image to her mind and almost caused her to falter in focus. She closed her eyes. No! This isn't the time! Forget about the companions. Focus! Focus on the mission. What's at hand! She told herself, forcing her thoughts away from her 'family' and her own weakness in not opening up to them, nor ever accepting any help from them on assignments. She stuck to herself. That was her style. And she'd do the same now, though she knew it would be far wiser to ask the others what their plans were, so none would be left open and so they wouldn't hinder each other. Still, if her plan worked, she'd be able to help them all. Taking a breath, she faced the dark silhouette again, gripping her sword, eagerly.

OOC: That's okay. Obviously, I haven't been on much, either. Life's been keeping me busy. And alright, Sky it is. Glad to hear you got your internet back!

"Aw well" Silver shrugs as the dark figure coming closer. He slowly reach for his shield from his back with battle crazy eye that gleaming eyes.

"Its been a while since I fought with one of these" he said with a hint of excitement as a the dark figure steps out of the smoke. Dwemer centurion let out a bunch of steam. Silver inch closer with his hand at the hilt of his blade, smirk spreads across his face. "Lets just see how well this thing fight" he said as he charge in without drawing his blade.

The Menchaincal enemy shot a breath of steam at Silver. Silver instead of moving out the way he raise his sheild...and threw it into the steam and hitting the centurion causing it to stumble. Silver ran through the steam.

Lillian watched Silver rush in, then took the opportunity to do the same as he caused the centurion to stumble. She leaped over the steam toward the centurion's chest, swinging her sword and keeping her shield ready. She wasn't expecting to find an opening or make any dent in the metal. If she did, that would be a bonus. Her eyes were moving as fast as her sword, trying to find a weakness in the great mechanical masterpiece. As much as she hated them, she had to admit they were impressive.

The Centurion chest sparks as Lillian's blade clash with it. It swings its robotical arms to hit her as she is still in the air but it clash with a another sword. Silver had leap up blocking the arm from hitting Lillian. Sparks dance around between the sword and the arm as Silver put his might against that of an machine.

Lillian saw the arm coming at her, but didn't have time to react. Thankfully, she didn't have to. Landing on the ground, she glanced back, curiously. She was shocked to see Silver engaged with the Centurion. She wasn't at all used to someone aiding her in battle. Her eyes hadn't picked up on any weaknesses as she'd scanned the metal monster, but she had a chance now. Returning her sword to it's sheath, she drew her bow and an arrow, looking to the centurion's chest and setting up her aim. If the chest was sparking, it might be a weak spot. Careful not to hit Silver in the process, Lillian let an arrow fly toward the centurion's chest where once her sword had struck the metal, surprisingly.

Silver: *glace at Lillian before throwing the bronze golem off and leaping out of the way*

Lillian held her breath as she watched her arrow fly, glad to see Silver had gotten out of the way. She had no idea what was going to happen, if she'd even found an opening at all.

The arrow hits the Centurion causing it to fall.

Silver: Phew well that was fun

"Yes," Lillian replied, not lowering her bow. She kept her eye on the Centurion, making sure it was definitely down. One could never be too careful, and that seemed a bit too easy for her liking. Still, she was glad it was over. It hadn't been the way she'd expected this mission to go. Not by a long shot.

Silver: Well we better continue on then *picks up his shield*

"Yeah, let's go," Lillian replied, putting her bow away and moving on, cautiously.

Silver walks alone pulling out a torch from his bag, "Uhhhh you wouldn't have an light would ya" He said as he remember that he forgot something to start an fire on the torch with.

"No, sorry," Lillian said. "I don't carry torches, as I can see in the dark..." She paused to shrug. "So I don't need to carry anything to light them."

Silver: I was afraid that you were going to say that TuT

"Sorry," Lillian repeated, shrugging. "Do you want me to lead the way?"

Silver: Yeah I might just step-*suddenly his leg got caught in an snare and he was hanging upside down* ....in a trap...

"Silver!" Lillian shouted, concerned. She leaped back to avoid being caught herself, then studied the trap, drawing her sword. Looking to the trap, she hesitated, not knowing whether freeing Silver would cause an even bigger trap.

Silver: Lillian are you just going leave me hanging

Suddenly voices were heard coming closer

Darn it, Lillian thought to herself. Now she didn't have a choice. Not happy about it, she swung her sword toward the trap with all her might.

Occ : sorry you two, i have been seriously busy with lets say everything, but i am happy to see you are still playing. I hope i am welcome to still continue with you


Qa'dul had used his chance when the Centurion attacked and hided. Now he was following Lillian and Silver from behind and in that way making sure that he was not going to step in a trap himself.

Silver: Oof...Thanks

"No problem," Lillian said, keeping her voice low. "Now get into the shadows and keep quiet." She quickly followed her own orders, drawing her bow as she listened for any more whispers coming down the dark hall.

OOC: That's okay, Cyndego, I understand how busy life can be. I'm glad to have you back!

Silver ran and hide

??? 1: I knew that newbie would mess up

???2: Shut up and hurry up and find that brat before the boss finds out

Lillian stayed quiet, listening to the voices, waiting for their owners to come into view. This was always the hardest part for her. She hated shooting before she knew who she was shooting at. Before knowing if they were friend or foe. It was typically foe, but she still hesitated. Always. She sighed, shaking her head, trying to talk herself out of waiting. If she waited too long and was seen, she'd lose her chance for a quick kill. If she shot now, she'd risk shooting a friend, and if she only shot a wounding blow, not a killing one, she'd end up in a fight whether the stranger was friend or foe. Come on, focus, Lillian. Stop it.

Closing her eyes, she tried to focus on the words she was hearing. Then it struck her. It sounded as if the voices did belong to enemies, and that they were talking about Silver's brother. Her curiosity picked up and she strained to listen harder. If they could learn anything else about Silver's brother, all the better for them. Still, she kept her arrow ready on her bow. If those the voices belonged to got too close, she'd take them out.

" Interesting " Qa'dul thought and waited in the shadows, to see what would happen next.

OOC: Thanks

The voices faded away

Silver: Hawk got out? But how? Where could he be?

OOC: You're welcome.

Lillian stepped out of the shadows, cautiously, listening for the sounds of the footsteps to die away, ignoring Silver until she was sure they were gone. When she was positive they had moved on, she turned to her Shield Brother. "It certainly sounds like it." She looked to the distance. "It sounds like our mission has changed." She shrugged. "It should be less challenging, if we can just find your brother. At least we don't have to rescue him. Just get out. Of course, that itself could be more challenging, as everyone will be on alert. Though it could also prove to work to our favor..."

She studied the distance a bit more, considering things. Knowing the two with her couldn't read her mind, she reluctantly spoke her thoughts aloud. It wasn't at all natural for her. "With all the commotion, perhaps we'll be less noticed. We don't have to be quite so stealthy. I'm guessing those we heard talking came from the dungeons. If it were me, and I'd just escaped, I'd hide out there in the shadows until my captors looked further out for me. That's why I suggest we go that way." She paused to nod in the direction the voices had just come from before turning to Silver. "Of course, you know your brother better than I do. Is that most likely what he would do?"

Silver: To tell the truth I don't know what he'll do anymore than you do.....we haven't been on the best of terms

"Um," Lillian said, nodding. She wasn't happy to hear that. She didn't like the idea of anyone being on bad terms with family. But it wasn't any of her business. "I still suggest we go to the dungeons," she said, keeping her voice lower than normal. Then she waited for a response, though if she didn't hear anything soon, she'd go alone. That's the way she'd wanted it in the first place. She still wasn't very good at working with others, despite being a Companion.

Silver: Alright

Qa'dul still was looking from behind. He had took an little bottle in his hands which contained invisibility potion. He wanted to be ready to act if needed.

Silver: *draws his sword as he steps forward* We better be on guard from here on out

"Agreed," Lillian said, then moved cautiously forward. There was no telling what awaited them. It was moments like these, moving through dark corridors, that she was thankful for her built-in nighteye. She'd use it to guide the others. Hopefully along a safe course. Watching the floor and walls as she went for any traps, she listened for the slightest sound of anyone up ahead or behind.