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Aragorn (ranger_aragorn) wrote in mirage_rpg,
@ 2008-09-19 21:23:00

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aragorn, complete, day 16, giselle, kidnapping, wolverine

Who: Aragorn, Giselle at first then later Wolverine
What: Kidnapping of the King of Men and the beautiful Giselle
When: Morning
Where: Starting at the cafe
Rating: TBA
Status: complete

Aragorn and Legolas had spent most of the night and morning hours awake, talking, just staying close. They knew they would need their rest, so Aragorn dozed off in the arms of the elf, while Legolas fell into the waking reverie of his people, that was close to sleep and yet very different. Aragorn had never understood it, being a human. But, suddenly, Aragorn had awoken with a jolt, sweat covered his body and his breathing was harsh.

Something.. the feeling of dread and danger was so bad right now he felt like he was suffocating on it. He felt he couldn't breathe. Silently, quickly he moved from the bed and let the Elf continue in his rest. Though he could tell the thoughts of the elf were dark, troubled. And he didn't really want to leave him, but he couldn't stay in bed any longer.

Focus, he told himself as he looked at Legolas. He was so close to doing something he should not. And he was shaking needing to breathe, needing to clear his head, free his mind so he could focus. So he decided to go for a walk. Maybe get breakfast and even bring some to the Elf. He left quietly, planning to get back quickly. Not wanting to be apart just in case.

He found his way to a small place with food, a cafe. Not that he knew what it was and as he walked in he looked at the array of food and didn't know what it was. He frowned, pursing his lips quite confused. What was a scone?

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berserker_rage
2008-10-08 10:58 pm UTC (link)

"Nothing..." Wolverine said as he raised his other hand up to lightly brush away Giselle's tear as she was being bound. The touch was surprisingly soft, and gentle. But aside from his moment of weakness before, he didn't show any particular signs that he was having second thoughts about taking them. Inside he felt a bit of personal turmoil at having kidnapped Giselle, however. She was too nice to consider much of a threat. It was far easier on Wolverine's conscience to take Aragorn as a prisoner. A killer knew a fellow killer when he saw one. Giselle, on the other hand, gave off the sensation of fear and innocence. Not that Wolverine hadn't hunted innocent things before, but none of them had ever been able to ask the question 'why?'.

As the ranger laid down his sword, Wolverine stalked over to him, his claws retracting as he moved, not content to let a Lizardman bind this one's hands. The Lizardman near Giselle readied his sword in case Aragorn decided to fight, a move that would prevent the King of Men from doing anything he might regret. Then again, as Logan's hand touched his wrist, Aragorn would feel the power there. Logan now had enough strength to easily snap the man's wrist, a gift given to him temporarily by his dark master. Firmly the mutant twisted Aragorn's hands behind his back and bound them firmly, with a knot that displayed that unlike an orc or goblin, Wolverine knew what he was doing when it came to bindings.

After he was bound, one of the Lizardmen walked over, reaching down as if to draw Aragorn's blade from it's scabbard, but the movement got a deep growl from Wolverine that stopped the creature, and sent it backing up a few paces. Slowly, almost reverently Wolverine knelt in front of the blade and lightly picked it up, not removing it from it's scabbard at all. He knew all too well that a warrior's blade was something sacred, that it became less of a tool and more a part of you, like another arm. He would not do Aragorn the dishonor of attempting to weild his sword, in fact, were it not for the fact that the ranger was likely resourceful enough to have used it to escape, he would have let him keep it.

"Lord Dahak has commanded that I capture you." Wolverine said simply, answering both their questions as he motioned for them to move. If they didn't start to follow, the Lizardmen would either shove them in the right direction or carry them, if absolutely necessary. "He said to take you alive, so I imagine the two of you can live through this, if you're not dumb enough to try something stupid like escaping..." He said, turning to look at the Ranger, waiting until the man was forced past him to begin walking again. Now that he thought about it, the Ranger was also a tracker, from what Dahak had said, which meant that he'd likely be leaving little clues behind, unless Wolverine watched him carefully.

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