OOC: This is to be a closed, training RP between me and Michael. None shall enter.
How many will this make? Travic thought to himself, as he watched the coral sun flutter through the swaying trees above. And why does the daylight bring me little warmth? Questions such as these seemed to wither through his mind with each passing breeze that encompassed the silence, its summer scent a dark perfume of former days. Yet the assassin couldn't stop himself from shaking, despite the mild heat that surrounded the land. It was as if night had already claimed its victory and instilled its icy blanket upon his worn body. He could even hear the creaking of old wounds and bones that never healed, echoing in his ears with whispers of old sins.
Travic eventually reminded himself of why he sat hidden in his tree and breathed deeply, almost forgetting for a moment what he was before the cycle began again. It is almost time.
Down the road the sound of rolling rubber was the only thing running upon its path as a young boy drove quickly without pace. Both his long auburn hair and courier bag flew behind him, painting a sense of urgency to his flight. I must keep pushing forward! He'd think to himself with every thrust of a peddle. They must read these letters! Suddenly, only a few hundred feet away, Mika could see a blue glow slowly blush brightly and fade in a series of turns; it appeared to be a signal of some sort. Riding closer, he eventually figured out the shape of a man lying in the road with one hand over his chest, releasing this elemental energy as an emergency beacon.
The young courier felt a tug at his heart as he was torn between the need to continue and the conscious feeling of helping this person. Furthermore, it appeared the man was an elemental much like himself. Confused, he slowed his pace down a little as there was still some distance between them.
"Hey!" Mika yelled. "Are you okay?!"
The man lying across the road and covered in blood let out a weak, frightened breath to the sound of Mika's voice. His heart drummed with a sense of dread as he slowly turned his head at the boy and opened his lips. "Sir, are you alive?" Mika asked as he neared.
"Ple..ase...tu...ba--"
Without as much as a warning, a large star-shaped blade ripped through the air from within the trees as Mika was about the pass the injured man. It struck into the front wheel's rims with a stopping force, and an electric bolt zapped through the entire bike into Mika's body. All of this threw the boy forward and over the injured man's body, allowing his blue eyes to see the knife stuck inside the man's chest and the light above it. Mika landed hard enough on his back to let out a yell of pain, part of coming from landing on both his bag and spear. What the heck just happened?
He could hear something detach itself from the bike and zip back into the trees, then a light stomp onto the ground before a man's feet pounded towards him. Mika opened his eyes just in time to see a whirling blade come down towards his face, rolling away quickly to dodge. As he stood, he turned and threw a shuriken from his sleeve at the ambusher, only to hear in deflect against metal. Grunting, the boy pulled his spear out and readied himself for the next attack, finally facing his foe.
The assailant in front of him appeared as a middle-aged warrior with gray bangs in front of his medium-long red hair and dressed in a assassin's garb: Loose gray clothes, leather armor, and an array of weapons strapped to his body. His tan skin and tired face only revealed an experienced fighter, with deep blue eyes that expressed death. At the moment the assassin was whirling one of his cross-blades from a metal string and held a kunai in the other hand. It portrayed his intentions since if he were here to kill Mika, the boy would have died right then and there. He wants me alie! Mika realized.
Suddenly, as a bright light flashed in the sky with the setting sun the assassin swung his weapon around and on a downward arc from above, aiming at Mika's shoulders. His survival was about to begin.







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