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Fleeter loaded his things into his sack, and got his weapons ready to be brought along. His bow and arrow wouldn't be necessary, but he decided otherwise. His dagger, inside the sheath, was safely placed in the pocket of his long, black cloak for emergencies, and his sword was, of course, always by his side. His loyal, black horse, Andrin, was neighing, seemingly immpatient. Fleeter stroked him, in an attempt to comfort his desperate friend. "We're in for a long journey, my friend," he said softly, sighing. They were heading to the Lonn, an Elven realm ruled by King Ronore. They had agreed to meet up in an attempt to take recent matters into their own hands, before it was too late. The Humans have once again …show more content…

Hours have pass since he last took off, and yet, it was already nightfall. He halted, and dismounted his horse, having to rest there for a while, before they continuing. He took out some food from his sack, and fed Andrin, before helping himself with a meal. Once he had finished, he got into his sleeping bag, and fell asleep. He woke up in the night several hours later, knowing that he could not lie down for the rest of the night. Besides, he only needed some rest. Being a Ranger, he needed little sleep, and would usually wander by night as well. Packing up, he awoke his horse, and they continued into the night. By dawn, they were still riding at full speed, tirelessly. Suddenly, Fleeter heard a voice, and halted. He led Andrin into the nearby trees, away from the voices, and stopped to listen. Clear as day was the voice of a man, deep and gruffy. Fleeter instantly knew who they were and why they were there. He peeked through the tall trees, and saw a group of 7 strong, heavily armed men, dressed in suits of mail and armour. Fleeter silently took out his bow, and carefully aimed an arrow at the foremost man. They were close to where he and Andrin were hiding in the trees, causing Fleeter to take caution. One of the men stopped in his track, only to say, "They don't seem to be here. Let's go this way." Agreeing, the rest of the men turned to their right, away

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