- Invitation Status
- Look for groups
- Looking for partners
- Posting Speed
- Multiple posts per day
- 1-3 posts per day
- One post per day
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- My times are pretty erratic, but I try to avoid being on EST 11pm-9am.
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Genres
- Fantasy, Modern, Historical Romance.
Otelia ran through the halls, checking each window carefully, first checking with her eyes for any aberrations, then attacking it with her diamonds, to see if there was any reaction. The barrier just seemed to throw it back at her, and she'd had to duck to save her life several times. This felt like a waste of magic and time. She ground her teeth together in frustration and went through window after gigantic, stupid window in the house with alarming speed, taking some windows three at a time.
Zechariah was dealing with the situation in a much calmer fashion. The second Spyritus had left the roof, he went back to the approximate center of the very large building and released his magic, allowing it to swirl around him in an empty blue aura, ruffling his black hair with its sheer force. He had to be careful. If he was too reckless with his magic, he'd make the air catch on fire and burn up all the oxygen in his vicinity, suffocating himself. Good thing he'd been using this magic a long time. He closed his eyes, no longer worrying about the pretense that he could see and opened his mouth to speak in the ominous tongue of the ancient Yakuma clan. "Ih Rutkaldo." Instantly, in a loud, low rumble, sound waves began shuddering through the air from where he was, hitting the edges of the barrier and bouncing back, providing him with a perfect, echolocation map of everything around him... and the shape of the barrier. As expected, it was in the shape of a dome, perfectly plastered to the edges of the building. Now, he needed a picture of any weaknesses. Slowly, he began sending concentrated waves against pieces of the barrier a little at a time at the highest frequency he could without shattering his own ear drums.
Zechariah was dealing with the situation in a much calmer fashion. The second Spyritus had left the roof, he went back to the approximate center of the very large building and released his magic, allowing it to swirl around him in an empty blue aura, ruffling his black hair with its sheer force. He had to be careful. If he was too reckless with his magic, he'd make the air catch on fire and burn up all the oxygen in his vicinity, suffocating himself. Good thing he'd been using this magic a long time. He closed his eyes, no longer worrying about the pretense that he could see and opened his mouth to speak in the ominous tongue of the ancient Yakuma clan. "Ih Rutkaldo." Instantly, in a loud, low rumble, sound waves began shuddering through the air from where he was, hitting the edges of the barrier and bouncing back, providing him with a perfect, echolocation map of everything around him... and the shape of the barrier. As expected, it was in the shape of a dome, perfectly plastered to the edges of the building. Now, he needed a picture of any weaknesses. Slowly, he began sending concentrated waves against pieces of the barrier a little at a time at the highest frequency he could without shattering his own ear drums.