Countess DeWinter
Oral Goddess
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Hanna
I struggled with my brothers, Elathan and Gillicolm, as they held fast to my arms. I wanted to go to Bjarngard and explain to my brothers that he was not their enemy, but they would not listen, nor were they likely to understand.
I watched helplessly as he struggled with my brothers' men, bearing one to the ground and pummeling him senseless. I raised my eyes just in time to see another of them about to spear Bjarngard to the ground.
"Bjarngard!!!" I screamed until my voice was hoarse. I watched impotently as the spear tip slashed into his arm, drawing a crimson line then closed my eyes.
When I opened my eyes again, it was to see Bjarngard's fastened to mine, his lips forming one word: "Run"
My eyes widened in surprise, then narrowed. "No!" I screamed at him.
Bjarngard somehow had all three of his assailants lying on the ground, bleeding. Finally, my brothers let go of me and converged on him. I turned, frightened, and covered my eyes, but could not hold that for long. I couldn't NOT watch. I turned to be faced with the most horrific site imaginable: Bjarngard, who somehow had gotten a sword, had it raised against my brother, ready to skewer him. I ran without thinking, throwing myself bewteen Elathan and Bjarngard.
I flung my hands out, trying to stop Bjarngard, but the red glaze in his eyes told me I would likely be next. So be it. I could not let my brother die.
I struggled with my brothers, Elathan and Gillicolm, as they held fast to my arms. I wanted to go to Bjarngard and explain to my brothers that he was not their enemy, but they would not listen, nor were they likely to understand.
I watched helplessly as he struggled with my brothers' men, bearing one to the ground and pummeling him senseless. I raised my eyes just in time to see another of them about to spear Bjarngard to the ground.
"Bjarngard!!!" I screamed until my voice was hoarse. I watched impotently as the spear tip slashed into his arm, drawing a crimson line then closed my eyes.
When I opened my eyes again, it was to see Bjarngard's fastened to mine, his lips forming one word: "Run"
My eyes widened in surprise, then narrowed. "No!" I screamed at him.
Bjarngard somehow had all three of his assailants lying on the ground, bleeding. Finally, my brothers let go of me and converged on him. I turned, frightened, and covered my eyes, but could not hold that for long. I couldn't NOT watch. I turned to be faced with the most horrific site imaginable: Bjarngard, who somehow had gotten a sword, had it raised against my brother, ready to skewer him. I ran without thinking, throwing myself bewteen Elathan and Bjarngard.
I flung my hands out, trying to stop Bjarngard, but the red glaze in his eyes told me I would likely be next. So be it. I could not let my brother die.