Jun 03, 2015 at 06:58 PM
#20
"Yes..." he nodded before he slipped off in the shadows, his tail curled at his side. Bhidul would sneak through the saltrice field, using his daggers to kill the guards near it and dragging their corpses into the crops to hide them. He would make himself as quiet as possible as he tread inside the fields, killing any guard discreetly that was nearby him. Bhidul kept making his way ever so slowly until he tripped on a guard he did not see. The guard was a male dunmer, who looked at Bhidul curiously before Bhi was able to force him on the ground and cut his throat right out of him, all the noise the dead mer could make were faint choking noises from his own blood. He looked behind himself, making sure there were not anymore guards behind him. Bhi made his way out of the field and into the open, jumping behind barrels and crates so he could not be seen. The guards knew something was going on, they knew that their count for men were dwindling in the area. So they searched through the night after what was going on, their lanterns shown bright in the dark. Bhidul swiftly made his way around several guards who were turning the corner into a pile of saltrice, waiting until they finally left. He then popped out and spotted an alarm bell which would be used to alert other guards. He quickly made it to the bell and cut the rope that was used to ring it clean off so that they had no way of alarming the others. Bhidul made it a few yards from the manor now, eyeing two guards at the door who were standing vigilant and stiff-still. He snuck through some shrubs and picked up a stone, hurling it over to the side of the guards. The two dunmer guards shot towards the area where they heard the sound where the stone hit, though one of them split and started looking the other way. Bhidul let off a little whistle, and the guard came closer and closer to him until Bhi would grab him into the bush with him and use his poisonously-enchanted dagger to cut a hole through his skull, letting the blood bleed everywhere around him. Bhi then hopped out of the shrub when nobody was looking and bolted for the other guard, sweeping at his legs to make him fall over, letting him get up for a small moment and planting both daggers into the back of his neck. When Bhidul was finished he sprinted to the door. However it would not open... he tried picking the lock, but the door was barred shut behind him. Kicking the door was useless as well. Bhidul dug his paw into his utility pouches on his belt, holding up four small spheres wrapped with paper and a fuse. They were filled with firesalts. Bhidul flicked a flame on his fingertip, lighting the four fuses and tossing them at the door. Soon it would burst down the doors, leaving a large, burning hole in the wall. Four guards rushed at Bhidul from the house, their swords and clubs in hand... Bhi was swung at by a sword, though he was able to counter it and disarm the guard, then stabbing him in the back at least five times to get him completely dead. Another guard charged Bhidul with a large wooden club, he tried to catch counter that blow, but the guard simply grabbed his hand and bashed his head into Bhi's. Bhi jumped behind the guard as he made another attack, sweeping him to the ground and snapping his neck. The two other guards ran off as the house now began to burn violently, the screams of the two targets were easily heard. The man and woman bolted out of their burning manor, and so did Bhi. The smoke was growing too thick to breathe. Bhi chased after the dunmer husband, the second owner of the slave plantation. He grabbed him and threw him against the side of a rocky hill. He watched as his wife ran away, though quickly pulling out his one handed crossbow and sending the bolt into her shoulder, however not killing her. Bhi turned back to the mer, he began punching the mer until his face was bruised and bloody. The mer choked out, "Y-you damned cat... y-you'll pay for this..." Bhidul chuckled, "No... you will pay... you will pay for enslaving his people and others... you have practiced a sin which shall be cleansed one day... this one wants to make sure that this little freedom fight will be heard for miles... and people will realize how ignorant they are to put people against their will for lazy-arse scum like you..." The mer groaned, "I-I... you savage... you deserve to be enslaved... this is so I can help live my life... h-help feed myself and stay living." Bhidul lauged grimly, "You have no life after this... time to stop speaking to a dead man now..." Bhidul raised his daggers, letting them plunge into the mer's chest. He let out a cry of pain before he became lifeless. Bhidul reached over, sliding the dunmer's eyelids shut. Bhi wiped his hands before he went on the search for the other target. He saw her sitting at the side of a pond, praying for her life. Bhidul marched towards her, his eyes were furiously burning with hatred and rage. He grabbed the woman by her throat, lifting her up off the ground. The large Cathay-Raht kept her elevated, looking at her teary face. She grabbed onto Bhidul's arms, begging for mercy, "P-please... I-I am sorry." Bhidul saw the pain and suffering the woman was going through, "It was not my choice to set this up... it was my husband... he made me do this!" Bhidul watched as the woman kept weeping in his grasp. Bhidul set her on the ground, raising his daggers up high, though he kept looking at the face of the sad dunmer, feeling a bit of pity for her. He dropped his blades and yanked the crossbow bolt out of her shoulder. The woman wrapped her arms around Bhidul, now crying even more than she was. He dropped a vial of healing potion at her side. Before he left he said to her, "Be with a man who is not a cruel demon... and know what is morally right in your heart..." he walked away, the woman still weeping and staring at him as he made his way to Malyne. His dark armor was splattered in old gore.