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       #Post#: 4985--------------------------------------------------
       The adventures of Ker'za Mudfoot
       By: Bear Date: May 27, 2013, 2:45 am
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       Though night had just fallen, the faint bit of sunlight slowly
       fading from the blackened sky, Ker'za could not wait for the sun
       to rise already. Between the heavily heated air and the
       stickiness of Stranglethorn, no one could blame the overly tired
       and over-worked troll. Even for someone who was used to being
       stuck in places like this did not make it any more easier, the
       mud, the insects, even the local wildlife, this was just utter
       hell for someone who was wounded. The possibility of infection
       was always a worry, or if he caught fever while healing...
       This was just not a good day, Ker'za decided. In fact, it was a
       terrible one. Not only had he been left behind by his squad, he
       had to fight tusk and blade against an overly vicious warrior,
       likely the strongest one he had ever faced. No matter where he
       struck with his daggers, the warrior always seemed to know just
       how to turn to narrowly avoid something fatal, or to avoid
       getting knocked off balance. Ker'za was just no match for such a
       monster of man, that was saying a lot considering how fearless
       Ker'za was. Sucking in a sharply pained breath, Ker'za finally
       manages to roll over in the mud he had managed to hide himself
       in. The lean muscled troll suppresses a groan from escaping from
       between his dry and cracked blue lips, teeth clenched tightly.
       Though covered in mud, blood ran freely from his many wounds.
       His right forearm was shreaded to near bits, small flashes of
       white able to be seen through the mud, torn flesh and muscle.
       All over his chest were various small cuts and gashes of a blade
       barely dodged, though the worst of all the wounds was the one
       strained painfully across his right leg. The mud had not done
       even a slight bit of justice to try and hide this grievous hurt.
       Skin was torn from muscle, muscle from bone, the bone snapped
       crudely and unevenly. The warrior had done a real number on this
       rogue, still amazed at how he had even managed to get away with
       his leg in a condition like it was. It was broken with a good
       bit of skin and muscle shredded away from it, torn to bits. But
       at this point, covered in mud with the scent of rain on its way,
       Ker'za couldn't even start to fathom anything past the
       debilitating agony it was causing. It burned, stung, throbbed,
       ached, all at once. All he could even manage was to remain on
       his side after all the effort it took to get to the slumped over
       position in the underbrush. None of his other wounds even
       compared to the constant throb and stab of of leg, even with the
       slightest motion it felt like it was slowly being ripped into
       all over again! Ker'za finally relaxes slightly as he feels the
       faint feeling of the rain drop onto his skin from beneath the
       leafs he was under. The rain was cooling against his heated and
       beaten flesh. With the mud slowly being rinsed away by the
       chilled rain, dark, black bruises could be seen all over his
       frame, on his face, now apparent that a tusk had been broken off
       at some point during the skirmish. His bright orange hair was
       still pulled back into a knotted mess of braids coated in a mess
       of blood and mud.
       In one last attempt to try and move himself back a bit more, a
       loud pained cry escapes him, jerking just the wrong way to
       slightly twist his snapped limb. The sound echoes in the now
       rain-filled night, the only thing aside from the consistent
       drops of rain. The trolls head finally finds itself resting
       heavily against his bloodied arm, those brilliant yellow eyes
       slowly closing as a soft and utterly exhausted sigh escapes him.
       Unable to fight anymore, unable to even keep his unfocused eyes
       open, his body nearly numb aside from his leg... Ker'za gave
       into forced slumber. Bleeding out and having been awake and
       fighting for the past day or so would do that to anyone. Leaving
       him there in the thin underbrush, soaked now mostly by the rain
       and his own blood... open to any unsuspecting foe that may find
       him and put him out of his misery.
       -
       But no one was that lucky, ever. Especially not Ker'za the
       'Unlucky'. It was a name that had been given to him by many, as
       it seemed fitting. He had just utterly terrible luck. But was he
       extremely unlucky, or actually very lucky in just more subtle
       ways? Only the titans knew of such things, and they never liked
       to divulge on their secrets often. Not even a full ten feet away
       from the troll trying to sleep would be a heavily set looking
       human male clad in a thin pair of well worn leather pants and a
       quite old looking pair of knitted sandals that barely fit his
       feet. He was tanned, even in the bit of light it was easy to
       tell. He was easily someone pointed out as a warrior, arms thick
       and roped with muscle from constant use and training daily.
       Scars littered all over his chest and arms, one even digging
       from his right eye down the left side of his neck.
       (( Will be adding to this constantly. So. Yeah. ))
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