Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2013 19:06:35 GMT -5
THE PAST (AU)
...At some point in the Unification of the Ivalician Alliance
Silence.
The concept had never felt more real than in that moment. In that place where darkness reigned and filled it fully.
And with that thick darkness came an abrupt jolt of pain; a sort of prickling, uncomfortable sensation that lapped doggedly behind her ears. She wasn’t even given the time to assess where it is she had warped into. There was a bit of nausea and she suddenly found herself slumped against a wall. Or it must have been a wall. It was hard to tell through the pitch murk, but that’s what it felt like under her cheek while pushing with her hand against the flat, stony surface, holding herself, and her dignity, from falling.
What the…, her mind grabbed at the loose threads of her thoughts whilst steadying herself, putting together some quick conclusions. It was impossible for her to have ‘miscalculated’ in warping. Something else must have disrupted the rift through which she had passed. Something powerful. Or someone…
…The dizziness struck again, unraveling her thoughts anew. “Ugh.” Vitalitas gritted her teeth, her anger quickly overcoming her motion sickness. She drew back her arm, pushing herself away from the ‘wall’ she must be sagging against with the other, made a fist filled with earth element, and pounded the stone. The ‘wall’ shuddered and noisily collapsed into a pile of rubble. It really had been an ordinary wall, she noted with some embarrassment and a sigh.
She let her eyes adjust to the brightness, only to find it was not brightness but several small fires put to light up a kind of cellar. But the room was almost barren, with a few crates, miscellaneous things strewn about, and a short flight of stairs leading up to the upper floor.
The look of confusion absolutely twisted her face.
Her metallic boots struck the marbled floor rather conspicuously as she headed straight for the stairs, stumbling once. She wondered at that, as she was no longer in that terrible darkness, but she still felt sick.