Mythical Creatures of Sada 2.0

Someone can bring me in...or just mention me comming in. I'll do my intro i just need to find some way to get involved...

As the group were walking through the trees, they felt like they were being watched, Aro had his hand steadily over his daggers. Dargon said it smelled of grave yard soil and death.
"I say its a graveyard..." Said Laney
"No, graveyards dont smell like this." Said Dargon, choking on his words with fear.
"Up there! Watch out!" Yelled Aro as a shadow-like figure jumps out of the tree...it was a vampire...

*Lol, thanks death. Not exactly what i had in mind but it works just as good. (Well, i didnt realy have anything in mind...so good job!)*


Seth laughed at the startled and frightened expressions on their faces.

"Haha, scared ya!" he said, still laughing.


*Sorry it's super short. really bad writers block*

*Sorry, double post.*

Katlyn stood looking through the trees at the people. She could smell different creatures and one was definatly not human yet there was a gilrl who looked humman. She moved to one side, the ragged material of her dress swaying in the wind. She looked at the new arrival and thought what creature he was. She just hoped that when she revealed herself she would be accepted. She needed help.

Senna wanted to slap the kid silly for doing that, he could've gotten himself killed. She could feel someone watching her. It wasn't the feeling of death's presence, but someone was watching them. She ran towards a tree and jumped up into it. She quickly ran on the branches until she saw the girl sitting underneath on of the trees watching the others sometimes glancing around to see if she could spot the missing girl. Laney jumped down behind her and she let out a startled gasp, Laney could tell she meant them no harm at all.

"Don't worry, just don't sneak up and watch us like that, it could get you killed." She smiled, there was something about this girl that was not humen. But she shrugged it off, "Come on, you look tired." THey walked into the clearing and Laney looked the vampire over, he looked familiar.

*Hope that helps ya*

Aro aproached the vampire steadily, with his hand on his J-22 hand gun. The vampire never even moved.
"Hello there, what's your name?" Said Aro with fear in his voice.
"My name is Seth!"
"Your friendlier than i would have thought..."
"Well i like to joke around."
Aro walked over to Dargon. "I dont like this fellow, he seems very...strange..." said Aro.
"I dont see how, he looks allright to me!" Replied Dargon
"Meh, i guess your right! But he have to keep moving, the authorities should be here any minute!"

Katlyn kept her eyes looking at the floor as the group in the clearing started talking. The woman had found her. That showed how much she had forgotten her fathers traning. She wiped her eyes and looked up at the group. One of the men was wearing armour with a red paw on the front. The symbol seemed to imprint on her eyes and she recognised it from when her father used to talk about the old Sada.

'The authorities!' the woman said her eyes filling with strengh and anger.

The camp was silent as everyone waited for someone to move. Katlyn just hoped that she remembered her fathers training if they were going to get into a fight.

"Humans. Blaspehmeres. Creatures who soil the earth, and waste the air. They live only to supply their filthy wants and sinful desires..." Dargon began reciting an old Gorman proverb.
"What is he blabing about?" Aro asked Lethero.
"It's an ancient proverb. The werewolves have one that's similar."
"But why's he saying it now?" Lethero pointed. Aro gasped in awe. There stood a human girl.
"Hello...howzit?" She smiled weakly. She looked as scared as hell.
"Kill her." Aro growled.
"Www-what?"
"Kill that dirty HUMAN!" And with that Aro pulled out his weapons and began to charge.

Lethero took out his gun and shot in front of Aro. "Stop!" he yelled. "Just because she's a human doesn't mean you can attack her."

"You mean you can still defend humans after they attacked you without provoction," Aro asked stopping feet from the human girl.

"Would you wanna reduce yourself as low as a human." Lethero holstered his gun. "If we treat others like those humans did, then we're as bad as they are. I will not allow any of you to attack a human unprovocted. Besides, this girl has a different air around her, not a whole human." Lethero took a step towards the girl. "You have Werewolf in your blood, don't you?"

Laney was beside the girl just as fast as Lethero, she glared at Aro.

"Not all humens are bad, look at me." She hissed, he frowned, "Now, if you try and kill her, or me, I will have a word with Sental." Sental was one of the head vampires with whome she had connections.

"How would you, a humen, be able to do that?" He demanded, Laney smiled,

"I have my ways." She turned to the girl, "You can stick with me, the others won't hurt you, lest wise they shouldn't if their smart."

"To answer your question, yes I am part werewolf." The girl said to Lethero, Laney smiled, she would be fine.

Katlyn looked at Lethero and Laney stood beside her. The paw print was still imprinted on her eyes and she bowed her head in respect to Lethero. Her father had always taught her pack law and she new it even though she had never belonged in a pack.
He looked at her for only a few seconds and then turned his head away. The group started talking again but Katlyn looked at the man who had tried to attack her. He stood tall and it was obvious that he was well trained and fast. His blue Mohegan made him look even more menacing. For a moment Katlyn was scared but then she remembered her fathers training. If he tried to attack her again he would not win.

"I will return." Dargon headed for the woods.
"Where are you going? It's dangerous here. We have to go now!" Lethero yelled at him."In five minutes the cops are gonna be swarming this place like flies to a dead animal."
"I'm sorry but I have prayers to worry about." He lumbered off. "It will only take a minute."
He folded his legs and began to chant his rituals. "Ogak lakeg eoad daba atea faeva."

Aro looked at the big creature through the trees. What was Dargon doing? He was big and hairy, and incredibly old fashinioned. "Get with the times my man." Dargon immediately stopped.
"Never interupt a gorman when he's praying."
"Why?"
"Because of this." He spun around and placed a huge hand around his neck. "I can kill you without even looking. Stay out of my way or die."

"Here up Dargon," Lethero said around the room. His gun was in his hand at this time and all his senses were on high alert.

"I'm almost done," Dargon said between a prayer.

Then Lethero's ears perked. "Dammit, you taken too much time. We need to get out of here now." He smelled the flesh of humans and the gunpowder of the guns they carried. "They're only on the East and West sides; if we can split into two groups we can confuse them." Lethero attached a silencer to his gun. "Split."

*it's Dargon*

Dargon smiled inwardly. He would soon find why prayer was the mightiest weapon. He remained seated and continued his long list of chants.
"We have to go now!" Aro shouted nervously.
"Go on without me. I'll be back."
"No I won't leave another creature to be slaughtered." Aro grabbed his arm and pulled.
"Trust me. It will be the humans who will be slaughtered. Go." With that Dargon chucked Aro over the trees and toward his escape."Now...where was I? Oh yes. Ojaign aaeer vaeagv atea..."

The main human looked at the hulking brute. "How should we take him down?" He looked back towards his men.
"Don't know. We don't want to take him down though. The zoo wants him." The lead human turned back around. the beast was gone.
"What the-" He clenched his throat. How was he not able to breath? Nothing had happened to him? His vision slowly faded away. He looked back to see the rest of his men chocking as well. Then his eyes fell on the hulking beast. He was floating in the air, his eyes glowing a light blue color. His long mane was swirling around his head and he chanted a chorus of unhuman words.

Dargon pointed to the lead human and he began to rise. 'You will pay for your violence towards us." He began mentally ripping him to shreds. This was proof that prayer did have power.