Twilight Sparkle (
no_vampires_plz) wrote2012-07-03 05:20 pm
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It's About Time, part 2.5: Journey to Tartarus
As the three humans, one Hyrulian, one unicorn, and one demon-dog press forward, the character of the woods around them changes. The undergrowth gets denser, the canopy above lets in less light, and the flora in general is much more... exotic than what one usually sees in the woods by the lake.
"Now, I know that the pathway to Tartarus starts somewhere in this general area," says Twilight. "But I don't know of its exact location. It's not something that ponies really want to advertise."
"Now, I know that the pathway to Tartarus starts somewhere in this general area," says Twilight. "But I don't know of its exact location. It's not something that ponies really want to advertise."
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Somehow, he feels his wooden shield might be ill-suited for this quest. Then again, the Knight Commander would argue that the durability of the shield didn't matter so long as its wielder was skilled.
Which rumor says he is. But he's never been in a situation like this to prove it for a fact.
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"What happened to bring you out here anyways?"
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"Don't know," the demon-dog grunts. "Fought dirt thing, felt funny, was lost. Wanna go home."
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"Should I fly up and see if I can find anything?"
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They are traveling with Cerberus, after all.
"I have my carpet with me if we should need further air support," Mia comments with a pat to a bag on her opposite shoulder.
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"I can try to clear a path ahead of us," he says, drawing his sword.
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"Clearing the path sounds good to me."
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"See anything?" Twilight calls up to the flying girl.
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"Diffindo," she casts, cutting away at a small area.
She clears the loose debris from her slashing spell away with her staff and leans forward, listening for signs of wild animals.
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But then, he's only an inexperienced student. Who is probably rendering his school's blade too dull for the damage not to escape notice when he returns home.
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"See anything?" That's mostly to 84, but anyone in the group could answer that.
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"Nope. The trees are too dense. I could barely see you guys." Watching them work at the underbrush, 84 (since she's on a mission) looks to try and see how she could help. Maybe using a log like a plow?
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"Quick, we better keep up with him."
After a brief moment to stand and brush herself off, she follows Cerberus. Her steps are quick but careful, watching for anything that could spring out from the sides or up from the giant three-headed dog cleared path.
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He pushes himself up, having only a second to realize that the party's running ahead. He sheathes his sword and follows, slowing down in spurts to prevent himself from getting utterly winded.
He's lagging behind, he knows. There's not an awful lot he can do about it.
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"Cerebus says that he caught a familiar smell! Lil' help please?"
Next chance he gets Moon Shadow is RIDING that dog.
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"Miss, can you give Twilight a ride on your carpet? Link, I can carry you as well or you can crowd on the carpet. Maybe?"
She doesn't mean to take charge but lately it's just been happening.
[OOC-And I will have to beg slow until tomorrow.]
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"I can likely fit both. But it's going to take some concentration to fly with multiple passengers."
She pulls the carpet from her bag, which looks too small to hold it. She unfurls it quick and takes a seat at the front. It'd be a bit tight but both boy and unicorn can fit with her.
"Draco and I really need to invest in a second carpet," she comments. "Family's getting too big for just one."
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That way his hands are free.
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