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Beowulf
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Buras fought with controlled rage. He stuck to the fighting forms that he had been taught, but only just. He was growing frustrated with how events were unfolding around him. He could not defend both Trista and continue towards the sword no matter how hard he tried. If he moved towards the sword, Trista would be left to fend for herself. And if he stayed where he was, the horde of demons would eventually sweep over him. And to top it all off, there was this damn fog that had....
Everything was quite. No demons were around him, they had vanished as quickly as the fog had appeared. Suddenly a shrieking demon, with skin the color of blood, a long forked tongue, and cruelly shaped horns came rushing out of seemingly nowhere. A quick chop to the throat ended the demon's charge and crushed it's windpipe, effectively killing it. As it collapsed to the ground, clutching at it's throat and trying to breath, it became the only other noise in this fog. Until more demons came. Again he dispatched them, but again more came. In twos, threes, the group ever growing, testing his limit, seeing how many it would take to swallow him.
It was the fourth group of demons, six strong and some with slings, that finally caused him to snap. A stone brained the goliath that was Buras, causing him to stagger backwards. He could feel a sticky, warm wetness on his forehead, and when he checked what it was his hand came away red. A fury unlike any he had experienced before began to bubble up inside him. These were the creatures that had killed all the men, the men marked on his face in mourning. These creatures sacked the capital, killed his parents, and chased him out into the desert. Now they were trying to kill him. Well, he'd like to see them try.
Rage was the only emotion he felt, and the fog cleared up. He realized now that the fog was connected to some emotion of his that had been niggling around inside of him like maggots. Fear, doubt, reluctance, anyone of those emotions were plausible. But they had been replaced, replaced by anger. These demons did not appear to be effected by the fog, they did not have any of these emotions. Well, he'd show them one. If they did not fear anything, but one. Let that one thing be him.
With a roar to challenge a lion's, he once more threw himself at the demons. The smaller were ripped limb from limb, their arms and legs used briefly as weapons before they dissolved into ash, there being no exceptions to the rule. Eyes were gouged, jaws ripped off, horns shattered and scattered to the ground. If they feared only one thing, let that one thing be Buras. Let them fear Buras. They will fear Buras.
Everything was quite. No demons were around him, they had vanished as quickly as the fog had appeared. Suddenly a shrieking demon, with skin the color of blood, a long forked tongue, and cruelly shaped horns came rushing out of seemingly nowhere. A quick chop to the throat ended the demon's charge and crushed it's windpipe, effectively killing it. As it collapsed to the ground, clutching at it's throat and trying to breath, it became the only other noise in this fog. Until more demons came. Again he dispatched them, but again more came. In twos, threes, the group ever growing, testing his limit, seeing how many it would take to swallow him.
It was the fourth group of demons, six strong and some with slings, that finally caused him to snap. A stone brained the goliath that was Buras, causing him to stagger backwards. He could feel a sticky, warm wetness on his forehead, and when he checked what it was his hand came away red. A fury unlike any he had experienced before began to bubble up inside him. These were the creatures that had killed all the men, the men marked on his face in mourning. These creatures sacked the capital, killed his parents, and chased him out into the desert. Now they were trying to kill him. Well, he'd like to see them try.
Rage was the only emotion he felt, and the fog cleared up. He realized now that the fog was connected to some emotion of his that had been niggling around inside of him like maggots. Fear, doubt, reluctance, anyone of those emotions were plausible. But they had been replaced, replaced by anger. These demons did not appear to be effected by the fog, they did not have any of these emotions. Well, he'd show them one. If they did not fear anything, but one. Let that one thing be him.
With a roar to challenge a lion's, he once more threw himself at the demons. The smaller were ripped limb from limb, their arms and legs used briefly as weapons before they dissolved into ash, there being no exceptions to the rule. Eyes were gouged, jaws ripped off, horns shattered and scattered to the ground. If they feared only one thing, let that one thing be Buras. Let them fear Buras. They will fear Buras.