*M i d n a*
Æsir Scribe
I just caught up on reading this and OMG! I love my part. It's really good and keep it up!
Thank you. XD
I love this story.I can't wait until I get introduced.If I already did,I must not of beenn reading closely enough.
You still haven't, but I sent you a vm and explained. You appear in part 11.
I hope to see me Get some action soon! But anyway It's a nice story so far, and it is just beggining! Good Job! ^_^
The action is coming, just hold on, this probably will be one of the longest Parts you will read through out the story.
"There it is," Lexi moved to the side to give him room to move in. Kate Manthys stepped in front of the doorway, making Atsuma stop, for he was about to go in. The earth dragir seemed to be checking the room carefully. All she could see was a pool of fresh looking water.
"Okay," she turned around and came face to face with the young dragir. "The...room seems to be clear...I just wanted to make sure no one was there..."
They both remained staring at each other. After a few seconds, Lexi coughed from the side and said, "We are wasting time."
"We are wasting time," Atsuma kindly repeated her words as he kept his cool stare on the earth dragir. She nodded at him and then moved to the side to stand next to Lexi.
Atsuma closed his eyes briefly and took a deep breath. The time to infiltrate the castle had come. He felt very nervous then. He gulped hard and started to move forward.
But someone grabbed his forearm before he was able to go through the opening on the wall.
He turned his head to the left side and noticed that Lexi had done the grabbing.
"You are on your own now, Atsuma," she said, her voice kind and proud. "We might no see each other again, so please be careful and I wish you the best of luck."
"Alright," Atsuma said, slowly, glancing at her dark eyes. "You two take care too, you hear? I wont fail Master Brute...I wont fail my kin." He then glanced over at the earth dragir, who nodded at him and even offered him a slight smile. That made Atsuma generate some courage, and he smiled back at her.
"I promise you we will be fine," Lexi told him. "It is you who I fear for..."
"I'll be fine, Lexi," Atsuma confessed right away. "I think I will be..."
Lexi let go of his forearm and moved to the side, knowing that she was keeping him from his duties. The two female dragirs watched as the male dragir headed into the opening. Once inside, he turned around and glanced back outside. The passage way began to seal itself slowly and all he could see of the female dragirs was that they stood watching him with concerned and even sad faces. He noticed the two dragir waving good bye. He was able to wave back before the wall went back to its solid state.
Atsuma sucked in a deep breath. He was inside the castle now, his nervousness was still there but diminishing quickly. The earth dragir had smiled at him! And she had waved him off politely too!
That thought alone set the dragir in motion, for maybe Lexi was right after all. Maybe Kate of house Manthys had feelings for him and those feelings were starting to come out. She had stood staring at him and had said nothing, rather seemed to have enjoyed too much staring at him. He had enjoyed it too, but had not shown it. Or had he?
Atsuma shook his head of those thoughts as he ran over to the side, avoiding the pool of fresh water. He wondered what it was used for. He wasn't sure but he believed that maybe it was used for showering, kind of like the dragir did in the Dragirian lakes.
He went out of the room but used stealth. It appeared that no one was around but he knew he had to be careful, one could never know. The whole castle walls appeared to be white. The floor was made out of some shiny mosaic, material he had seen before, for the dragirs were beginning to dig it out of underground mines at Dragiria.
The dragir shifted the heavy pistol over to his left hand, the weapon had finally managed to tire his right arm.
A few moments later he came upon a corridor that had several wooden doors on the sides of the walls. Atsuma stood at the far end watching the corridor. Could it be that what he was looking for was behind one of those doors? The dragir thought that possible, so he knew he had to check them all. There were just eight doors, so he would check them quickly and move on if he did not find the mother and child inside, time was of the essence. But what if he found other hylians inside instead? He pondered on that for a bit but then decided that either way he had to check them out, so he got moving, knowing that perhaps that dark being was on its way to the castle as well.
A startling thought made the dragir tremble. Had the dark being already beaten him to the job? He calmed down and went on.
(Continued)