The Golden Age

[Aconitum]

Acon turned her head to look at Ray and offered a smile. "No my good man, just blind." She said matter of factly.

[Rayleonarde]

((I-It's not Ray, Acon.))


The figure smiled. "I believe I can help with that."

[Aconitum]

((Oops. sorry. It's not Acon either. Her name is dawn but I keep forgetting.))

She shook her head and waved a paw nonchalantly. "There's nothing to help with."

[Rayleonarde]

The figure laughed heartily. "At least let me get you to town, yes? I'd hate to find your corpse in the woods upon a hunt."

[Aconitum]

Dawn shrugged. "I don't know what good it'll do but alright." She held up a paw to the figure, some of her fur falling off as she did so.

[Rayleonarde]

The figure reached out, and pulled Dawn onto his horse. "Hold tight, miss!" The figure spurred his mount, and shot off towards town. If one listened closely, the forest sounded like hundreds, if not thousands, of beings were moving towards the town. As the figure broke free from the forest, the sound stopped. The figure removed his cloak, revealing a glorious set of golden armor, and that he was another purple racoon, though a little more battered and scarred.

[SadDubwool]

*Red was looking at the skeletons whom were following him,not attacking...just...staring and...following*

[Tina]

(Sorry I wasn't on yesterday, I was busy.)

Sierra was summoned to the thri-keen throne room, which has been cleaned up since the attack, as she wasabout to depart. She entered the throne room where Queen Rose rested in front of the throne wearing a regal dress which did nothing to hide her bulbous worm body. She was being feed royal jelly by one servant as two other servants carefully collected the eggs that came out her backside in baskets. Rose raised her hand to the royal jelly feeder and spoke to Sierra.
"So you plan to leave us Sierra at our most desperate hour? We need able bodies now more than ever to defend the kingdom."
"I wish I could stay and help but I fear I have more pressing matters elsewhere." Sierra said.
"I will not stop you but I do ask one favor...should you find Zaida on your travels, I want you to personally deliver me her head."
"The fiend will be no difficulty, your majesty." Sierra did a respectful bow and left the throne room and rode off on her horse.

[Rayleonarde]

The scarred raccoon set Dawn on the ground, pointed her towards town, and then rode off into the distance.


Ray wandered out of town, wearing a simple set of warm clothing. He spotted Dawn, and smiled. "Hello, miss! Didn't think I'd see you again."

[Tina]

Sierra road into town on her horse. She had found a nearby stable to leave her horse and headed to the tavern.

[Farewell]

Zaida was sitting in the forest the animals didn't mind. A fawn drank from the small stream as a few squirrels were perched on a rock. Meanwhile Zaida was reading, a book filled with legends, although what most didn't know is that these stories were real. The goddess sighed as she read through her tail swaying, petting the soft grass.

[Tina]

Sierra was sitting in her room at the tavern sipping some cheap wine wondering how she was to kill Zaida. She had never fought someone with the power to take on the entire thri-keen royal guard by themselves and wondered how she could compare. Than she remembered her mission, and her vow of vengeance.
"...if I can't take someone of her caliber...how am I to kill Yaezhing? Iomadae, please tell me the right path." Sierra prayed and a light shown through her window and warmed her fur. A vision of Zaida out in the forest came to her and she new it was from her god.
"...thank you." Sierra armed herself and went to stable to retrieve her horse before setting out.

[Farewell]

Zaida licked her fingers and flipped the page. She held a calm expression under her hood and huffed some mist Escaping her mouth from the cold air. "Finally some rest" she said. "Not that I need it, but does sooth me" she laid down continuing to read. Her tail balanced the book as she rested her head on a mossy stone her ears moving slightly from the animals and tree's around her.

[Tina]

Sierra road her horse in the direction of where she had seen Zaida in the vision. It was getting difficult for her horse to traverse the terrain so she dismounted, tied the horse to a tree and pressed onward.

[Farewell]

The fawn jumped off hearing noises. The birds went a bit silent. Zaida's ears turned slightly curious of what was near, although she didn't want to seem aware so she kept her eyes glued on the book