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Eiz · 05-03-2005, 10:11 PM

A group of bats would have been detected instantly by anyone, specially by an elf. Since a small elven group was detected in the area, Muru opted for more subtle way of sending them about.

They silently stayed hidden in the dark foliage or in holes of the trees. Their wherabouts hidden from sight unless they suddenly reveal themselves from their hiding place.

The woods were shadowed and a thick mist covered the ground. Any woodland sound seemed muffled. Small birds could be seen once in awhile, their beady eyes looking about before they darted away.

An elf rode by on horesback. The woods made it difficult to travel, so the elf rode slowly. The horse was already showing some uneasiness. The small bat watched as the elf got off and checked the ground and nearby bushes. So intent was the elf upon his task he did not see the tiny creature fly off in the other direction. The tiny creature sent out a silent signal and flew towards his dark mistress' lair.

The mist began to swirl about slowly and the thick roots near the elf seem to move, sluggishly at first. Silently, a serpentine head appeared above the misty forest floor, then two.

A piercing cry sounded cutting through the stillness of the air, startling the horse and its rider.

05-03-2005, 10:11 PM	#12
Eiz Pile O'Bones Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 12	A group of bats would have been detected instantly by anyone, specially by an elf. Since a small elven group was detected in the area, Muru opted for more subtle way of sending them about. They silently stayed hidden in the dark foliage or in holes of the trees. Their wherabouts hidden from sight unless they suddenly reveal themselves from their hiding place. The woods were shadowed and a thick mist covered the ground. Any woodland sound seemed muffled. Small birds could be seen once in awhile, their beady eyes looking about before they darted away. An elf rode by on horesback. The woods made it difficult to travel, so the elf rode slowly. The horse was already showing some uneasiness. The small bat watched as the elf got off and checked the ground and nearby bushes. So intent was the elf upon his task he did not see the tiny creature fly off in the other direction. The tiny creature sent out a silent signal and flew towards his dark mistress' lair. The mist began to swirl about slowly and the thick roots near the elf seem to move, sluggishly at first. Silently, a serpentine head appeared above the misty forest floor, then two. A piercing cry sounded cutting through the stillness of the air, startling the horse and its rider.