Post by Ursarius on Sept 27, 2013 18:00:38 GMT -6
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She brushed the fur and canvas aside, revealing the doorway. She shook her fur of the fallen rain and shifted into her Human form, Still sodden from the Climb. Finally, After days of non-stop thundering up the Mountain she had reached the summit breathless. She huffed, dripping tears and rainwater. Her chest heaving as she growl, unstifled by her human lungs. Thunder boomed and the walls of the Bear Hut shook. Inside a Large Grizzly Bear sprung to his feet "GUARDS!' He Bellowed, looming over her, but still several feet away. He growled in Surprise and defense, until his eyes fell upon the Intruder, his panic fell silent. It was Ursarius, His adopted Daughter and Princess of the Ursan Kingdom.
"Where Are my Guards?" He spoke with uncertainty and a hint of Worry. Stepping closer to the center of the hut. Ursa's eyes bore into him, the Man who killed her Father.
"Where are your Guards?" She scoffed. "Do you mean your Personal Guard or your Mountain Guard?" She stepped into the hut, pulling her staff inside with her, the wood gleaming as though it had just been polished. Ursa didn't blink. And her Father Archon stared at her with a suspicious timidity. The room itself was Circular in shape and had enough room to house 11 foot tall Pure Ursanid Warrior. Fortunately Ursarius was Raised by a true King, and she wouldn't strike him in his home, or without her opponent wielding a weapon, though she was tempted, She wouldn't stand a chance if she were to slay him here without a fair fight. She had to do this the proper way if she were wanting to gain the desired effect. She beat back the Hatred for him in her heart, for now. She tossed her head to the side, ridding her piercing gaze of obstruction.
Archon relaxed but didn't let his guard down, at a casual stance, he stood approximately 9 1/2 feet tall. Which at Ursa's best was still almost 2 feet difference. In her small human shape, His hut was quite grandeur, and she had to crane her neck to see him. Hence the lack of Fear he held for her, though as the length of time drew on, Still his Guard didn't come, and the Elite Ursanid were not to be taken lightly. "Where are Markkus and Marzaeus?" He swallowed.
"They're occupied, With Longclaws and the Crone." She said, a sliver of guilt in her actions. "The Guard you summoned are manning the Pit."
"Crone? The Pit?" Now Archon had begun to Understand what was happening. A sly grin swept across his snout. "What is it then, Why are you here, really."
"I'm sure you remember the Demons I spoke of?"
Archon Nodded "Of Wildgard. Go on." the King watched her in the door, a small pool of runoff at her feet, she looked like a peasant, but now, he also saw her as a weathered fighter. "What does that have to do with me?"
Ursa gritted her teeth, determined no to let her tears fall before the King. "The Demons of Wildgard have your Granddaughter, And her Soul. I have suffered many wounds and hardships at the hand of those Demons, some more than others and It's time, Father, It's time to right their Wrongs."
Archon scrunched up his nose in distaste "The riffraff of Wildgard is no Concern of mine, what they do is their business." He waved a paw at her, but he knew it wouldn't be that easy. 'If this is it, there won't be much I can do to stop her... Though her timing couldn't be any worse...'
"They took my Daughter from me!" Ursa cried out, a small rumble from within her.
"Where were her Parents?" He asked. turning from her and climbing upon his pile of furs, Bear fur and other Wildlife alike.
The Rage built within her and she could hardly contain her composure. "Her father was here, on the Mountain with my three youngest. Sons. And I was In Wildgard with My Eldest. She ran off on me and I can't control her, she's too wild and carefree, I-" Archon laughed, shaking his head at her.
"Sons? You call those boys sons? They're twice your size already, and not one of them has a patch of fur to be seen. If Anything they take after that Barbarian you took for a Husband. And your Daughter, I have yet to see you care for her as a mother should, and therefore I have no proof she is of my blood."
Ursa rumbled within like an earthquake threatened to tear her apart. "She isn't of your Blood, You are not my Father." She snarled. "They Have the Blood of a True King! A Good King! Strongjaw-"
"ENOUGH!" Archon Roared, "You will not speak to me of Kings." He huffed. "Where were YOU when the Demons got ahold of her? she got out of your paws? Some mother you are, Princess Ursarius Daughter of Strongjaw, Daughter of Archon. Do You have the Instinct within you, or are you here to get me to pity you and right YOUR Wrongs?"
Ursa slammed her staff down creating a small crater of impact before her, roaring out, "I WILL go to war, I WILL fight! With or without your shabby belief in My Instinct. I've proven to you once, and I will do it again. I am not a Runt, I am not the Runaway child you refuse to let me live down." She scoffed. "I am Usanid, I am Elite."
Archon watched on with narrowed eyes. "This isn't about your cub. Is it. I daresay this isn't even about your Vendetta for Wildgardian Demons, is it?" Archon shook his head with a snide grin. "No... this is something else. Something far more 'Ursa' than 'Strongjaw'... I know your Strength, and it isn't Steel, it isn't your weakling Staves..." He was mocking her now, trying to shake her resolve. Though he could see it. That Look in her eyes that had been missing all of her childhood. The Hatred she had when looking at him, it was much more than that now... It was directed to the World. A Barbarian's Resolve.
She spun on her heel and whipped the canvases aside again. With her back to him she spoke calmly. "You have one Hour to prepare. I'll meet you in the Pit."
She brushed the fur and canvas aside, revealing the doorway. She shook her fur of the fallen rain and shifted into her Human form, Still sodden from the Climb. Finally, After days of non-stop thundering up the Mountain she had reached the summit breathless. She huffed, dripping tears and rainwater. Her chest heaving as she growl, unstifled by her human lungs. Thunder boomed and the walls of the Bear Hut shook. Inside a Large Grizzly Bear sprung to his feet "GUARDS!' He Bellowed, looming over her, but still several feet away. He growled in Surprise and defense, until his eyes fell upon the Intruder, his panic fell silent. It was Ursarius, His adopted Daughter and Princess of the Ursan Kingdom.
"Where Are my Guards?" He spoke with uncertainty and a hint of Worry. Stepping closer to the center of the hut. Ursa's eyes bore into him, the Man who killed her Father.
"Where are your Guards?" She scoffed. "Do you mean your Personal Guard or your Mountain Guard?" She stepped into the hut, pulling her staff inside with her, the wood gleaming as though it had just been polished. Ursa didn't blink. And her Father Archon stared at her with a suspicious timidity. The room itself was Circular in shape and had enough room to house 11 foot tall Pure Ursanid Warrior. Fortunately Ursarius was Raised by a true King, and she wouldn't strike him in his home, or without her opponent wielding a weapon, though she was tempted, She wouldn't stand a chance if she were to slay him here without a fair fight. She had to do this the proper way if she were wanting to gain the desired effect. She beat back the Hatred for him in her heart, for now. She tossed her head to the side, ridding her piercing gaze of obstruction.
Archon relaxed but didn't let his guard down, at a casual stance, he stood approximately 9 1/2 feet tall. Which at Ursa's best was still almost 2 feet difference. In her small human shape, His hut was quite grandeur, and she had to crane her neck to see him. Hence the lack of Fear he held for her, though as the length of time drew on, Still his Guard didn't come, and the Elite Ursanid were not to be taken lightly. "Where are Markkus and Marzaeus?" He swallowed.
"They're occupied, With Longclaws and the Crone." She said, a sliver of guilt in her actions. "The Guard you summoned are manning the Pit."
"Crone? The Pit?" Now Archon had begun to Understand what was happening. A sly grin swept across his snout. "What is it then, Why are you here, really."
"I'm sure you remember the Demons I spoke of?"
Archon Nodded "Of Wildgard. Go on." the King watched her in the door, a small pool of runoff at her feet, she looked like a peasant, but now, he also saw her as a weathered fighter. "What does that have to do with me?"
Ursa gritted her teeth, determined no to let her tears fall before the King. "The Demons of Wildgard have your Granddaughter, And her Soul. I have suffered many wounds and hardships at the hand of those Demons, some more than others and It's time, Father, It's time to right their Wrongs."
Archon scrunched up his nose in distaste "The riffraff of Wildgard is no Concern of mine, what they do is their business." He waved a paw at her, but he knew it wouldn't be that easy. 'If this is it, there won't be much I can do to stop her... Though her timing couldn't be any worse...'
"They took my Daughter from me!" Ursa cried out, a small rumble from within her.
"Where were her Parents?" He asked. turning from her and climbing upon his pile of furs, Bear fur and other Wildlife alike.
The Rage built within her and she could hardly contain her composure. "Her father was here, on the Mountain with my three youngest. Sons. And I was In Wildgard with My Eldest. She ran off on me and I can't control her, she's too wild and carefree, I-" Archon laughed, shaking his head at her.
"Sons? You call those boys sons? They're twice your size already, and not one of them has a patch of fur to be seen. If Anything they take after that Barbarian you took for a Husband. And your Daughter, I have yet to see you care for her as a mother should, and therefore I have no proof she is of my blood."
Ursa rumbled within like an earthquake threatened to tear her apart. "She isn't of your Blood, You are not my Father." She snarled. "They Have the Blood of a True King! A Good King! Strongjaw-"
"ENOUGH!" Archon Roared, "You will not speak to me of Kings." He huffed. "Where were YOU when the Demons got ahold of her? she got out of your paws? Some mother you are, Princess Ursarius Daughter of Strongjaw, Daughter of Archon. Do You have the Instinct within you, or are you here to get me to pity you and right YOUR Wrongs?"
Ursa slammed her staff down creating a small crater of impact before her, roaring out, "I WILL go to war, I WILL fight! With or without your shabby belief in My Instinct. I've proven to you once, and I will do it again. I am not a Runt, I am not the Runaway child you refuse to let me live down." She scoffed. "I am Usanid, I am Elite."
Archon watched on with narrowed eyes. "This isn't about your cub. Is it. I daresay this isn't even about your Vendetta for Wildgardian Demons, is it?" Archon shook his head with a snide grin. "No... this is something else. Something far more 'Ursa' than 'Strongjaw'... I know your Strength, and it isn't Steel, it isn't your weakling Staves..." He was mocking her now, trying to shake her resolve. Though he could see it. That Look in her eyes that had been missing all of her childhood. The Hatred she had when looking at him, it was much more than that now... It was directed to the World. A Barbarian's Resolve.
She spun on her heel and whipped the canvases aside again. With her back to him she spoke calmly. "You have one Hour to prepare. I'll meet you in the Pit."