A duty to the Blood Knights ((Semi-open: Blood Knights))
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 2:11 pm
Kailei crushed the scroll in the grip of her fist. Today would bring more vengeance at her feet, she thought with a bit of a smirk. The orders sent her and a few of her choice soldiers into the depths of the forests of Ashenvale. They were to bring more destruction to the area. She immediately left Orgrimmar to collect her troop in Silvermoon.
She reported an hour later after recieving the letter. She had donned her Blood Knight regalia, tabard and all and met with her commander. The black and red armor gleamed, and the tabard itself was clean and well cared for. Tyrian was in his office as usual. He stood almost a foot taller than Kailei, older by a few years, his body carried almost as many scars as Kailei's did beneath his armor. Having gone to battle with him in the past led her to know this. He wore his hair long, and the auburn color shimmered in the bright lights of his office. Kailei would consider him handsome...if she were interested in that sort of thing. But after her last trip into Ashenvale, thinking of men in that matter made her nauseous.
Tyrian was a cold leader, and he knew Kailei's pain from her first encounter in Ashenvale...and he fed that pain knowing that it would only fuel Kailei's success. When the young blood elf female entered his office, he looked up from the maps on the table. "Kailei Windstalker, a pleasure to see you again," He said as he moved to the doorway to greet her.
Kailei saluted and then shook his hand as he offered it in greeting. Deep down she knew that Tyrian had romantic designs where she was concerned, but Kailei didn't care for romance...as far as she was concerned she was damaged goods and any man who wanted her was insane. "Commander Tyrian, I hear you have need of me and my soldiers. What do you need from us in Ashenvale?" She asked, her voice calm and emotionless as always.
"Straight to business again Kailei? Is there ever any room for pleasantries with you?" Tyrian asked before he chuckled a bit. He then moved around the map table and gestured to the map that waited there.
"No commander, I live for my duty to the Blood Knights and the Horde. There is no room for casual pleasantries, especially not whenever the Night Elves are concerned." Kailei replied as she moved towards the table where the map waited.
Tyrian held his hands up and backed off for now. "Fine, fine...to business then." He said as he pointed to Raynewood Retreat on the map before them. "My spies tell me that there is a druid aiding the Night Elves in Ashenvale...this druid, also a Night Elf, goes by the name of Mathis, he has some important information in regards to the movements of the Alliance forces. He seems to always be near Raynewood Retreat."
"Find him, kill him, take the information?" Kailei asked as she glanced up at Tyrian across the table, she was already eager to draw her blade and drive it through this Mathis' chest.
Tyrian chuckled again. "Yes that is exactly what I want you to do." He replied. "I do not care how many of them you kill either, eradicate the whole Retreat for all I care." He waved a hand about in the air before he moved away from the map table. "And Kailei?"
Kailei made her notes, and was plotting her route on the map as Tyrian said her name again she glanced up...green fel energy glow of her eyes flashing slightly. She didn't like being interrupted in her work, but Tyrian was her commander so he was due SOME respect. "Yes commander?"
"I would like to see you more often outside of issuing you orders. Would that ever be possible?" Tyrian asked.
Kailei chuckled a bit and she shook her head. "I do not think that is a good idea commander. You know as well as I do, that the last excursion into Ashenvale was not a healthy experience for me, and besides romance gets in the way of taking care of my orders. I would not risk that."
Tyrian sighed a bit and raked a hand through his hair. "Kailei you won't be a soldier forever."
"You don't know that commander...and with it now being uncomfortable I will be on my way, I will gather my soldiers and head out in a few hours time." Kailei pivoted on the heel of her boot and left Tyrian's office in a hurry. She had a feeling Tyrian wasn't going to give up on his silly notions anytime soon.
She couldn't worry about that now though...she had work to do.
She reported an hour later after recieving the letter. She had donned her Blood Knight regalia, tabard and all and met with her commander. The black and red armor gleamed, and the tabard itself was clean and well cared for. Tyrian was in his office as usual. He stood almost a foot taller than Kailei, older by a few years, his body carried almost as many scars as Kailei's did beneath his armor. Having gone to battle with him in the past led her to know this. He wore his hair long, and the auburn color shimmered in the bright lights of his office. Kailei would consider him handsome...if she were interested in that sort of thing. But after her last trip into Ashenvale, thinking of men in that matter made her nauseous.
Tyrian was a cold leader, and he knew Kailei's pain from her first encounter in Ashenvale...and he fed that pain knowing that it would only fuel Kailei's success. When the young blood elf female entered his office, he looked up from the maps on the table. "Kailei Windstalker, a pleasure to see you again," He said as he moved to the doorway to greet her.
Kailei saluted and then shook his hand as he offered it in greeting. Deep down she knew that Tyrian had romantic designs where she was concerned, but Kailei didn't care for romance...as far as she was concerned she was damaged goods and any man who wanted her was insane. "Commander Tyrian, I hear you have need of me and my soldiers. What do you need from us in Ashenvale?" She asked, her voice calm and emotionless as always.
"Straight to business again Kailei? Is there ever any room for pleasantries with you?" Tyrian asked before he chuckled a bit. He then moved around the map table and gestured to the map that waited there.
"No commander, I live for my duty to the Blood Knights and the Horde. There is no room for casual pleasantries, especially not whenever the Night Elves are concerned." Kailei replied as she moved towards the table where the map waited.
Tyrian held his hands up and backed off for now. "Fine, fine...to business then." He said as he pointed to Raynewood Retreat on the map before them. "My spies tell me that there is a druid aiding the Night Elves in Ashenvale...this druid, also a Night Elf, goes by the name of Mathis, he has some important information in regards to the movements of the Alliance forces. He seems to always be near Raynewood Retreat."
"Find him, kill him, take the information?" Kailei asked as she glanced up at Tyrian across the table, she was already eager to draw her blade and drive it through this Mathis' chest.
Tyrian chuckled again. "Yes that is exactly what I want you to do." He replied. "I do not care how many of them you kill either, eradicate the whole Retreat for all I care." He waved a hand about in the air before he moved away from the map table. "And Kailei?"
Kailei made her notes, and was plotting her route on the map as Tyrian said her name again she glanced up...green fel energy glow of her eyes flashing slightly. She didn't like being interrupted in her work, but Tyrian was her commander so he was due SOME respect. "Yes commander?"
"I would like to see you more often outside of issuing you orders. Would that ever be possible?" Tyrian asked.
Kailei chuckled a bit and she shook her head. "I do not think that is a good idea commander. You know as well as I do, that the last excursion into Ashenvale was not a healthy experience for me, and besides romance gets in the way of taking care of my orders. I would not risk that."
Tyrian sighed a bit and raked a hand through his hair. "Kailei you won't be a soldier forever."
"You don't know that commander...and with it now being uncomfortable I will be on my way, I will gather my soldiers and head out in a few hours time." Kailei pivoted on the heel of her boot and left Tyrian's office in a hurry. She had a feeling Tyrian wasn't going to give up on his silly notions anytime soon.
She couldn't worry about that now though...she had work to do.