~The Games Gods Play 2!..~ (Mature)
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It began like all stories do...
With a whisper and a promise...
In the flash of a moment he awoke in a completely other region once again. It was night time, fireflies were dancing about and the sounds of a forest were around him. He knew that forest. It was Concordia Forest...once again he got tied up in the games of the gods. The old soldier got up off the ground and looked about, surveying the area. Studious. Old habits were hard to kill. He blinked he'd been half asleep those nights. He never accessed REM sleep but he was sleeping a little better at that point of his life. Too many bad dreams and nightmares for a peaceful sleep anyway. The regret of killing N'Jal weighed heavily on his heart those nights. He knew he had to do it to free them all, her plans were too dark too evil for them all. He was no good guy but he knew he did a tremendously good thing in killing N'Jal. She broke into a million shards of N'Jal in that cave that night. He was certain those shards would become a potential problem down the line. For now, he had to figure out why he awoke in Corone once more.
"I'm getting tired of these games." Nosdyn whispered to the night. "I'm too old I'm not a child anymore." He knew by that point men folk could kill the Thayne they were not invincible as the old stories said. He got up off the ground, rubbing the grass off his leather clothing. First thing's first. He set up a base camp and stuck to that area to hunt local game. He was a survivor the old soldier. He could survive a small tactical warhead landing on his head. It would hurt...but he would live. He'd trained well by that point of his life.
He ran his hand through his braided silver hair. He checked for all of his bolingings. Everything was there. He just wanted to live peacefully in Ettermire but the gods had other plans. He would go home as soon as he could. It took him a while to get the camp set up, he worked quickly and effeciently using what the forest provided. Using the old arts...he knew he was in for a long adventure. He wondered what games the gods would play this time...his old mind was pensive and strategic. He was never fast but he was a good thinker. A strategist. He was eating a few hours later...