Ragnarok: Enter Doom

"Darn. It's going to take a little longer than I thought. Maybe if I used your gauntlet to make the tracking spell it would speed up the time. It might take awhile to set up the spell but with some help it can be finished in very little time."

OOC: I like your new siggy...lol I like using pistols to get head shots...

 

Seraph took the gauntlet and felt the pain fade away. Interesting...now that the pain is gone this might be easier. Kill that kid! It would be easier to just not help him. Seraph put the gauntlet on and started casting the tracking spell. Seraph started casting another spell on one of the hunter's birds. "Done! Too bad that just casting it isn't enough...we have to wait a day just for the spell to take effect. Once the spell takes effect you will have to follow the bird I cast the spell on. It will lead you to the man you are looking for." Seraph gave the gauntlet back to Ragnarok. "The spell should be ready tomorrow afternoon. I suggest we get some rest. I mean you can't hunt that guy with the little strength you have now."

 

my computer hates me...

"See what I mean?" Seraph helped Ragnarok get back up. Seraph then told 2 rogues to take Ragnarok to his tent. "Go and rest. We both need it for the traveling tomorrow."

 

"Ouch! That's gotta hurt!" Seraph looked at the two rogues pick Ragnarok back up. "Please don't drop him again. I might end up having to carry him. Hmmm...I guess I'll sleep next to a tree or something. I don't fell like being in a tent."

 

Seraph had found a nice place to sleep. It wasn't the comfiest place to sleep but it was something that he prefered. He looked at the moon for awhile before actually going to sleep. If only my brother were still here...

 

Seraph had woken up refreshed and decided to check to see if the spell was ready. He walked around for a bit and found the bird that he had cast the spell on. "Well I don't sense anything. Maybe in another hour or so it might be ready. And where is Ragnarok?"

 

Seraph heard someone yell not far away followed by a young magician run towards a tent from where it came. Sounded like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I wonder what could it be this time. "It can't be anything important. I'll just wait here next to this tracking bird."

 

Serah saw Rangnarok walking towards him. "You took your time getting here. What took you so long? The spell is almost ready. I can sense it getting stronger."

 

Seraph tried not to laugh in Ragnaroks face. Now that is funny! "I hate those stupid blankets...they can be a real pain when you don't remember the words." The bird! Can you feel it? The spell is ready. "It seems the tracking spell is ready. All you have to do is follow this bird and it will lead you to the man who stole your friends sword. I won't be going with you. He isn't the one who killed my master. I wonder why he would lie...he probably wanted me to follow him. Oh and before we go our own ways I have something that will help you beat him." Seraph lifted his hand and a sword magically appeared. "My masters sword. It is one of the most powerful weapons in existence. Which is why I never use it. I know that killing that man will be hard so you should use it for now. I want it back okay? Also, your gauntlet has the ability to slightly slow down time, normally I doubt you would have been able to do it but with the sword it enhances your powers. Use it to your advantage when fighting. One last thing. Your friends here...without you they would have a low chance of surviving if this place was attacked, I'm sure they would fight valiantly but chances are if you leave they might die. Just make sure this is the right choice. As for me, I'm going off to train with another assassin master. I need to be stronger so I can kill the one who killed my master." And maybe the one who killed my brother.

 

Seraph saw him run off following the bird. Seraph's sword...his master's sword was black with red runes on it. Oh great now I don't have a sword to use. Maybe I can get another one later. Seraph ran off in another direction. He had to get past the beserker's territory and that was not going to be easy.