Undeath's Reunion
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+S through Z › World of Warcraft
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Chapters:
10
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Category:
+S through Z › World of Warcraft
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
10
Views:
3,013
Reviews:
8
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
Disclaimer:
I do not own World of Warcraft, Nor have I made any money from this.
Just a Memory
Five years earlier...
Six days! Six fucking days in this humid forest, and still no sign of civilization or a damn road. Kaelin had gone into the Stranglethorn Vale to complete a quest and had gotten lost. If her friends could see her now she would never live it down. She completed the quest days ago and made camp to get some rest. Gurubashi Trolls had happened upon her and stolen everything. Now she was weaponless, with no money or a compass to find her way out of the jungle.
If she had just learned the flying form of travel, she could have just flown out of here. But no she had been too impatient to wait for the instructor to finish with another student. She was filthy, sweaty and hungry. Her frustration had reached its breaking point. She decided to try and hunt for some food and changed into her panther form.
She happened across an unknowing gorilla and began to stalk, preparing to attack. Just as she bunched up her muscles to leap at the gorilla, and arrow flew into the beast drawing it away from her. Growling, she gave chase. Kaelin leapt upon it from behind, savagely attacking the gorilla. Another beast joined the fray, a cat of some sort. She didn’t pay it any mind as it was attacking the gorilla and not her self. The gorilla’s body fell with a loud thump, Kaelin roared in her pride.
As she fed from the meat of the beast, she did not notice the shadow looming behind her. She nearly jumped out of her skin when a warm hand brushed over her black fur. She reared back and looked up in alarm. Her eyes fell upon a heavily armored Troll Hunter and his pet tiger. Her hackles rose once more.
“Easy der… Jandi no’ goin ta hurt ya.” His common did little to comfort her. It was then that she realized that he was the first humanoid she had seen in days. A crack of thunder sounded overhead causing her to flinch. She was never so happy to see a troll, much less anyone else. But exhaustion and malnutrition weighed heavily upon her. She spent what little energy she had left. He frightened her, he was obviously much more powerful, but she could not run away.
“Ey, you alrigh’ leetle elf?” he asked approaching her slowly. She tensed. He knelt down in front of her. She made to swat at him with one of her paws. It was a feeble attempt that drained the rest of her energy. He easily caught her paw with a chuckle. Her muscles trembled in effort to remain upright, but soon she felt gravity winning the battle and slowly she crumpled to the jungle floor. Jandi’s brows rose in surprise.
He stood and whistled for his mount when the rain began to fall, relieving the stale heat of the jungle. A White raptor with red and gold armor plating appeared and waited for its master. Jandi scooped up the panther into his arms and slung her across the front of the saddle. Jandi climbed up in the saddle and clucked his tongue, steering the raptor towards Booty Bay.
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Six days! Six fucking days in this humid forest, and still no sign of civilization or a damn road. Kaelin had gone into the Stranglethorn Vale to complete a quest and had gotten lost. If her friends could see her now she would never live it down. She completed the quest days ago and made camp to get some rest. Gurubashi Trolls had happened upon her and stolen everything. Now she was weaponless, with no money or a compass to find her way out of the jungle.
If she had just learned the flying form of travel, she could have just flown out of here. But no she had been too impatient to wait for the instructor to finish with another student. She was filthy, sweaty and hungry. Her frustration had reached its breaking point. She decided to try and hunt for some food and changed into her panther form.
She happened across an unknowing gorilla and began to stalk, preparing to attack. Just as she bunched up her muscles to leap at the gorilla, and arrow flew into the beast drawing it away from her. Growling, she gave chase. Kaelin leapt upon it from behind, savagely attacking the gorilla. Another beast joined the fray, a cat of some sort. She didn’t pay it any mind as it was attacking the gorilla and not her self. The gorilla’s body fell with a loud thump, Kaelin roared in her pride.
As she fed from the meat of the beast, she did not notice the shadow looming behind her. She nearly jumped out of her skin when a warm hand brushed over her black fur. She reared back and looked up in alarm. Her eyes fell upon a heavily armored Troll Hunter and his pet tiger. Her hackles rose once more.
“Easy der… Jandi no’ goin ta hurt ya.” His common did little to comfort her. It was then that she realized that he was the first humanoid she had seen in days. A crack of thunder sounded overhead causing her to flinch. She was never so happy to see a troll, much less anyone else. But exhaustion and malnutrition weighed heavily upon her. She spent what little energy she had left. He frightened her, he was obviously much more powerful, but she could not run away.
“Ey, you alrigh’ leetle elf?” he asked approaching her slowly. She tensed. He knelt down in front of her. She made to swat at him with one of her paws. It was a feeble attempt that drained the rest of her energy. He easily caught her paw with a chuckle. Her muscles trembled in effort to remain upright, but soon she felt gravity winning the battle and slowly she crumpled to the jungle floor. Jandi’s brows rose in surprise.
He stood and whistled for his mount when the rain began to fall, relieving the stale heat of the jungle. A White raptor with red and gold armor plating appeared and waited for its master. Jandi scooped up the panther into his arms and slung her across the front of the saddle. Jandi climbed up in the saddle and clucked his tongue, steering the raptor towards Booty Bay.
Thanks for reading...