Micheal Azreal
~Ice Fields~
"I suppose this is the chance... a chance for us to make a difference... many species have suffered from the oppression of the Winglies. Why we were chosen, who knows? The dragon spirits know. They must see something within all of us that make us... responsible to wield this power and use it for good. With the girl, I guess I was angry because of her... lack of excitement would be the best fitting phrase, but even then it isn't good enough. Then again, she must choose her own path. I just hope that if she comes to regret, there will be time for redemption. Looks like the others have started without us, hey everyone, we're back,"
Diego didn't stop at all during the entire walk. Micheal felt kind of oppressed at the way he was just being a follower, sitting quietly in the background, even if it was a good speech. It was only upon reaching the Ice Fields that he felt anything other than tiredness. The fields were so plain, with just layers of snow and clear ice. The small battlements set up for the soldiers added a sense of safety to the area, and he was very impressed at yet another beauty of nature.
Until he remembered leather isn't a very good heat conductor.
He stood there, hiding his coldness, as he noticed the dummies being attacked by the Dragoons. He looked around, and spotted on that was still free on the far end near two others. He walked over to the dummy, and noticed a few attacks being thrown around. As he looked up the lines, he spotted a female Dragoon being engulfed in a dark cloud. She emerged, transformed, and fitted with armor. Micheal gulped, realizing he was no where near that well trained just yet. He clapped his hands, and pulled the small white orb out of his pocket, clenching it in his hand, and holding it near his forehead.
And suddenly, it appeared in his mind. A proud, silver-white dragon, perched atop a large stone above the endless sea. It was a strange vision, but he was having it. The dragon opened it's eyes, and spoke in a strange, unrecognizable tongue. Yet by some magical force, Micheal knew exactly what was being said. Micheal opened his eyes, looking out at the small wooden dummy. He focused his energy on the dummy, holding his hand out at the wooden immobile man. And suddenly, as if by the will if the Dragon, Micheal roared at the top of his lungs,
"Apathy."
The doll sat there, not moving. Micheal felt a little confused, and he walked over towards the dummy, to get a better look.
"Nothing? Really?"
He walked back confused, and after a few moments, closed his eyes again. He saw the dragon again, only this time, the dragon had no stone, instead, he was flying above the sea, moving endlessly, yet motionless. It looked at him with calm eyes, and spoke in the strange tongue yet again. Micheal still knew what the dragon was saying, and nodded as he opened his eyes for a second time. Holding his hand out, and focusing yet again, but this time not speaking. He knew his mind was the one that had to do this.
And then, it happened. The dummy started to rock about, before rising into the air a few inches, and in the short seconds these events happened, it exploded outwards, in a flash of bright light. It's arms and legs flew into different areas, and it's body was turned into chunks of wood.
Micheal stood steady, and felt a little proud at what he had managed to do. It took him a moment to realize he had just used light to destroy the dummy. There wasn't even the sounds of an explosion, just wood breaking apart. He blinked, and then felt a little woozy. He closed his eyes, and saw the dragon, now standing on a small island in the middle of an open sea. The dragon smiled, and nodded at him gently, before disappearing.
Micheals eyes shot open, and he noticed a guard was standing beside him, holding him up. "Are you alright mate? You nearly collapsed."
Micheal shook his head, and looked at the guard, confused as ever. He nodded, and motioned to the mans sword. The guard looked down, and pulled the short sword out of it's halberd. "It's my sword, what about it?"
Micheal cleared his throat, and spoke a few rasping, coughing words.
"You mind if I borrow it for a moment?"
The guard looked at it, and grudgingly handed over the lethal weapon.
Micheal spent a few moments to recompose himself, and in that time, he had been focusing more and more on the new dummy that had been set up. He stood, dedicated to the end. He prepared himself, in a position of battle. And in a split second, he had suddenly lashed forwards, and sliced the dummy in two, straight through the chest. He looked down at the dummy, which had been split in two, directly through the waist.
"I wonder how long she had to work before she transformed..."