Is a female.
I guess I will, thanks for the help guys. Mods, you can close this thread now. ^_^
Saelis looked up at Anora hanging from a tree. He stopped Kel from walking further and looked around. He couldn't see any other traps. "Kel, you get underneath Anora and get ready to catch her when she falls. I'm going to untie her. Dang Keyblade aint sharp enough." He directed, then climbed up into the tree. He started fiddling with the knot, which was pretty complex, but within a few minutes it was ready to be undone. "Ready?" He called to Kel, and pulled the string that would untie her from the tree.
Haha I would say! That's awesome!
Not much, really.
My fault, understandable.
Oh dangit, alright then.
You're up.
you two are up in the RP.
Ohaidere ^_^
"Might've been fun though." Saelis said. "Wait a minute, have you seen Anora?" He looked around but couldn't find her.
Lol good one.
I gave you some rep for your amazing roleplaying.
"Either way, the sheriff didn't seem so nice himself." Saelis awnsered. "He was about to kill us. I thought we'd have to fight our way out of there." He shuddered at the thought.
"Especially since they were probably making so much noise. I wonder who he is? If h's giving these guys problems then I applaud him." Saelis said jokingly, and laughed.
"Very well then." Saelis said, and started towards the east, and once he was out of vision of the wolves, he jumped up in a tree and waited for the others to follow. "I'm glad their gone."
Saelis sighed. He was used to authority pulling the death by arrow card. "Fine, we'll do it. We'll need our time and our privacy to do it, however. It'll be hard to find a fox, especially one as sneaky as you say, with a battalion of archers following our every move. So, if you wouldn't mind, we'd rather you leave." He turned to his companions. "It looks like we have no choice." he said under his breath. "Let's at least find him and get this one out of our hair, then we'll look for the keyhole."
"I don't believe in a monarchy, so thanks, but I'm good, I'll stick with that warning." Saelis said coldly. He didn't like this wolf one bit, but admired the way Kel had remained calm. He really needed to work on that. "So do pardon Sheriff, but no thank you." he said, and laughed under his breath. "Also, you're ignoring that first question. Who's this Robin Hood?"
"Who you callin' a hood, hood?" Saelis spat in defiance. "We don't know any Robin, and we aren't hoods, so you can just let us go now, we don't want any trouble," and he added under his breath "And neither do you." He gazed around at the archers. Around 15 total, all around. There was no way to deflect and dodge all those arrows with one person, but with 3 keyblade wielders, two highly trained, maybe...
