Tyrim's Struggle -ZoA Event

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"Attention All Delphinus Residents! Tyrim is under attack, I repeat Tyrim is under attack!” The sound of Saga’s voice pierced over the radio. The little libra who had been dancing around her room, listening to music on the radio stopped suddenly. When she heard saga explain what was going on, she immediately dashed out of her room to find an adult. The house seemed quiet, too quiet for a place that was getting set up for a dinner party in the weeks to come. The servants generally planned things weeks in advanced as to make sure everything would go over smoothly, and seeing to their guests were comfortable in their rooms as many would be spending a night or two. And it wasn’t just any dinner party, it happened to be her father’s birthday.

I have to find someone she thought, going up and down the halls and every floors. Thats when she remembered that most if not all the staff had gone into town, even her parents were with them. Avery was suppose to be watching her, but knowing him he had probably buggered off somewhere, still close by but not exactly somewhere where she would easily find him and bug him. Rudoulfus and Davina she knew was out, where that wasn’t something she did know. Did everyone really go into town? panic was starting to set in. Surely they would hear this news on the radio in the stores, or even on the street corners, however for a ten year old, she did not know of this.

Why had any of this really really worried a child as Sabina? One people were in danger, but more so that one of Rudo’s good friends lived there. Amelia hadn’t been around in some time, and she didn't want the Cancer to be hurt or in trouble. As she reached the main floor, coming down the stairs that went into the foyer, the door to the mansion unlocked, opening to reveal Morphus. “DADDY!” the little girl yelled flying into her daddy’s arms. “Daddy, daddy, daddy!”
“What’s wrong Sabina?” the big leo asked surprised. If the distress in her voice wasn’t noticeable, it would be the fact that the little girl was talking (Seeing as Sabina didn’t talk much, if at all), even if it was only one word she was speaking.

“Honey, what’s wrong?” he asked, placing the items he had in his hands down on the ground. His big hands gently clamped onto her shoulders, as he bent down to be more at her level. “Daddy, Tyrim is in trouble!” He looked at her confused. “What kind of trouble?” although he could guess it might be a slayer attack, but wouldn’t there have been some kind of warning from the luminaries notifying with some stir with the creatures? “Slayer attack! Massive attack! People trapped!” she spoke loudly and quickly. A frown formed on the feline’s features. “They need help Daddy! Lady on the radio said so!” Nodding he stood up, thinking. Their neighbours needed help, obviously any man or woman able to fight was needed to help take down the slayers.

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Sabina looked through the eye holes in the servants hallway, eavesdropping on her family as they discussed their plan of helping Tyrim. Her siblings had come home only a half hour after their dad did, their father and many of the servants came home an hour after that. Morpheus hadn’t told Rudoulfus, Davina or Avery right away about the attack, and luckily they hadn’t heard of it just yet. He knew that his children would rush into battle, and with Davina’s injuries still severe (or at least in the opinion of their parents) and Rudoulfus’s memory still gone, they feared that two of their three capable of fighting children wouldn’t survive the attack (not that they did not have faith in the goddess to keep them protected or that they could hold their own, but they were parents and parents instincts was to protect their babies).

Sabina wanted to go, and even when she spoke out loudly and unexpectedly again that day that she wanted to help Tyrim, help her friend. Heimdall and Morpheus both said no. Even Her older siblings shook their heads in agreement to their fathers. It had been one thing when it was the Rothus slayers, they were normal slayers, not that there wasn’t normal slayers going to be attacking Tyrim, but the Rothuses hadn’t been controlled by a puppeteer, a possible conscious thinking Slayer. Tyrim needs everyone.... she thought.

There seemed to be tension in the room, seeing as now Davina was being denied to go. “I can still fight! I use magic, I don’t have to be up close to kick their asses.” she growled. Morpheus narrowed his eyes at her. “No,” Hiemdall started, “Neither should Rudoulfus go either..” Rudo looked at their father in surprise. “I can fight.” He did perfectly well with the Rothus attack. “They were a minor threat in comparison to this attack. You’re still re-training to regain back your skills you lost due to your amnesia.”

Anger wasn’t something that came easily to Rudo, that was something most people knew. But Sabina saw her brother’s eyes narrow, narrowed at their parents. “I can am a capable man... I go across Astrum perfectly fine.”
“But you’re on safe roads. There are people with you...” Heimdall started to explain, but Rudo had cut him off. “There will be people with me at Tyrim! And Avery will be with me,” he turned to their brother. “Right?”. Avery nodded. He had been keeping quiet, Why, well that wasn’t something she could understand, it was him who was hot headed and outspoken, but it seemed that Rudo and Avery had switched roles at this moment. “Dad, Father... look I’ll stay, but let Rudoulfus go with Avery... Avery shouldn’t go alone anyways.” She looked to them all.

The little libra’s tail held straight and stiff as she waited to know if her fathers would cave and let her eldest brother go. If there was hope that they would let Rudo go, then there would be hope that perhaps she could go. “I’d be going with him..” The big leo finally spoke after a long pause. Sabina’s hopes dampened a bit, seeing as it wasn’t an outright ok... but he, nor their Aries father had said flat out no again. She clenched her fists together, waiting was the hardest part. “Ameila’s in there.” Avery had spoken up by now. Everyone looked to him, he raised a brow confused as to why they were all looking at him like that. “She’s friends with us.” he pointed to Rudo, and then himself. “Yeah, yeah she hasn’t been around lately, but she’s been busy.” he rolled his eyes. Rudo nodded. “She needs our help...” Rudo said firmly, but with a softer tone.

There was another pause, another long silence. Sabina mentally sighed to herself. She wanted to go in there and cause a fit. Tell her parents that they needed to all just go, they were all needed. She could use her abilities, however minimal they were to help. Her siblings and her parents were excellent fighters... so why such the concern? Because of you.. because they dont want to lose their child like friends have... she sighed.. a louder sigh echoing hers. Blinking she looked up to see Hiemdall's shoulders rise and fall.

“Alright you can go...”

                                    End of Part One