Spring 11th 515 A.v
Following haven arisen the next morning. Holland smiled and realized how much more beautiful and serene the scenery was. He was elated, and glad that he even woke up this fine day. The morning was beautiful, and he could hear the whisper of the wind as it kissed the trees. The sun graced the land with its absolutely gorgeous love, and shared with the entirety of the biome its light. The morning dew lied upon the grasses that wove about oh so elegantly. A prose-worthy day, but Holland of course wasn’t a writer. Holland wasn’t going to attempt bothering to write either. Today wasn’t a day to use being lazy. In Holland’s eyes if one wastes time they wasted their lives doing nothing. Holland thought to himself; what was the meaning of life when it is spent sitting about like a motionless boulder? Philosophy was something Holland grew more interested in over time. He continued to search for the true meaning of life, and why it was so valuable to people. Holland tracked all of the bandits down one by one, and now the final one was the one he needed to find. The question was where he will even start looking; he thought to himself as he opened the Tent. Walking directly over toward the first Tree that he saw, and trying to figure something out. Why was the bark upon this specific Tree directly in-front of him so damaged. What he saw for looked like charred ash and embers still freshly ablaze upon the tree. Holland figured that he was practically stared death right in the face at this point. Holland wanted to turn around, but he hadn’t yet found the strength or the courage.
Holland wanted to turn about and leave. He had to face trials and tribulations during his early childhood. He didn’t want to complete the work, and especially not if it was this level of dangerous. Yet, Holland knew he had to finish what he started. If it weren’t for the physical aspects of these battles; Holland would’ve considered it a mental battle. The past few days he has been battling against himself, and not truly with his opponents. Holland became inspired to fight, for the well being of others. Holland chose to fight in order to save what was sacred to someone else. Holland wasn’t usually the individual to care about anyone or anything but himself. Claudia, she had done this to him and made him caring. She changed his attitude about a multitude of things; she showed him the value of life. He wanted to change not only for himself, but for the greater good, and to develop himself. He wanted to become strong, and protect her with his life. Holland had an ultimate goal of saving others. Yet, in order to protect and save others Holland knew he had to first be able to save himself. A clenched right fist up-rose, and Holland raised it immediately. Holland grasped hold of a bit of the charred remains of Tree-bark and parted his lips. Holland spoke in a whispered tone, and his voice only came to grow louder. “Claudia although you cannot hear me now, I vow to you to become stronger. I shall make myself the best man that I can be. I shall live on to inspire others to be like you and I some day. I shall change, and starting now I will fight on even if I lose!” He exclaimed at the top of his lungs.
Holland turned about swiftly; guided by his newfound courage. Before darting off into the woods and rushed toward a dark figure. Only to be met with flames that danced and crackled over part of his exposed flesh. The outside of his right hand had been charred in a circular pattern. Holland lets out a blood curdling scream, as he realizes further what kind of danger he’d gotten himself into. Holland’s eyes widened immediately and he ducked behind a Tree as best as he could. Before the Tree too, was struck with a ball of flame. Before long, Holland was surrounded at the heels in flames. The bright light of the illuminating flame met Holland’s gaze. Holland leapt over the small ring of flames, before charging forth. He attempted to attack an opponent he could hardly even see. Holland was forced to inhale smoke as he attacked what seemed to have been thin air. Holland coughed and hacked a bit after inhalation, and finally spotted his target. Having observed through the distance; before concentrating some of his own res. The lavender-gold glow emitted itself from both his hands simultaneously. Holland concentrated on strong emotion. Holland wanted to douse the flames, and that he did. Holland generates water by sacrificing a bit of what was inside his own embodiment. Holland rushed forth at the now blinded opponent, and attempted to strike. Yet, the moment he struck; he missed. The bandit immediately threw outward an instinctive kick to Holland’s right thigh. Holland began losing the ability to think and immediately began to think of his god. W-wysar, I need you. I need your strength. I don’t want to die. I’m losing this battle my lord. I need you to give me strength. Please help me. Holland thought as he fell to the ground, and the opposing entity brought downward his right fist. Slamming it directly into the back-and-breast armor Holland wore. Although his hand didn’t penetrate Holland still felt pain. His armor had been dented with a single strike. Holland was absolutely shocked and felt horrified at the fact that a punch could generate that much force.
How was it possible, and why was the Bandit defeating Holland this easily? Holland lacked the one thing he needed in combat. That thing was faith, and he began to lose it as the battle went on. Hardly able to endure the battle as is, Holland didn’t know what to do anymore. Holland didn’t want to give up and look like a coward; he told that woman he would retrieve her weapon. Holland wanted to be a man of his word, but for now things weren’t working in his favor.
Following haven arisen the next morning. Holland smiled and realized how much more beautiful and serene the scenery was. He was elated, and glad that he even woke up this fine day. The morning was beautiful, and he could hear the whisper of the wind as it kissed the trees. The sun graced the land with its absolutely gorgeous love, and shared with the entirety of the biome its light. The morning dew lied upon the grasses that wove about oh so elegantly. A prose-worthy day, but Holland of course wasn’t a writer. Holland wasn’t going to attempt bothering to write either. Today wasn’t a day to use being lazy. In Holland’s eyes if one wastes time they wasted their lives doing nothing. Holland thought to himself; what was the meaning of life when it is spent sitting about like a motionless boulder? Philosophy was something Holland grew more interested in over time. He continued to search for the true meaning of life, and why it was so valuable to people. Holland tracked all of the bandits down one by one, and now the final one was the one he needed to find. The question was where he will even start looking; he thought to himself as he opened the Tent. Walking directly over toward the first Tree that he saw, and trying to figure something out. Why was the bark upon this specific Tree directly in-front of him so damaged. What he saw for looked like charred ash and embers still freshly ablaze upon the tree. Holland figured that he was practically stared death right in the face at this point. Holland wanted to turn around, but he hadn’t yet found the strength or the courage.
Holland wanted to turn about and leave. He had to face trials and tribulations during his early childhood. He didn’t want to complete the work, and especially not if it was this level of dangerous. Yet, Holland knew he had to finish what he started. If it weren’t for the physical aspects of these battles; Holland would’ve considered it a mental battle. The past few days he has been battling against himself, and not truly with his opponents. Holland became inspired to fight, for the well being of others. Holland chose to fight in order to save what was sacred to someone else. Holland wasn’t usually the individual to care about anyone or anything but himself. Claudia, she had done this to him and made him caring. She changed his attitude about a multitude of things; she showed him the value of life. He wanted to change not only for himself, but for the greater good, and to develop himself. He wanted to become strong, and protect her with his life. Holland had an ultimate goal of saving others. Yet, in order to protect and save others Holland knew he had to first be able to save himself. A clenched right fist up-rose, and Holland raised it immediately. Holland grasped hold of a bit of the charred remains of Tree-bark and parted his lips. Holland spoke in a whispered tone, and his voice only came to grow louder. “Claudia although you cannot hear me now, I vow to you to become stronger. I shall make myself the best man that I can be. I shall live on to inspire others to be like you and I some day. I shall change, and starting now I will fight on even if I lose!” He exclaimed at the top of his lungs.
Holland turned about swiftly; guided by his newfound courage. Before darting off into the woods and rushed toward a dark figure. Only to be met with flames that danced and crackled over part of his exposed flesh. The outside of his right hand had been charred in a circular pattern. Holland lets out a blood curdling scream, as he realizes further what kind of danger he’d gotten himself into. Holland’s eyes widened immediately and he ducked behind a Tree as best as he could. Before the Tree too, was struck with a ball of flame. Before long, Holland was surrounded at the heels in flames. The bright light of the illuminating flame met Holland’s gaze. Holland leapt over the small ring of flames, before charging forth. He attempted to attack an opponent he could hardly even see. Holland was forced to inhale smoke as he attacked what seemed to have been thin air. Holland coughed and hacked a bit after inhalation, and finally spotted his target. Having observed through the distance; before concentrating some of his own res. The lavender-gold glow emitted itself from both his hands simultaneously. Holland concentrated on strong emotion. Holland wanted to douse the flames, and that he did. Holland generates water by sacrificing a bit of what was inside his own embodiment. Holland rushed forth at the now blinded opponent, and attempted to strike. Yet, the moment he struck; he missed. The bandit immediately threw outward an instinctive kick to Holland’s right thigh. Holland began losing the ability to think and immediately began to think of his god. W-wysar, I need you. I need your strength. I don’t want to die. I’m losing this battle my lord. I need you to give me strength. Please help me. Holland thought as he fell to the ground, and the opposing entity brought downward his right fist. Slamming it directly into the back-and-breast armor Holland wore. Although his hand didn’t penetrate Holland still felt pain. His armor had been dented with a single strike. Holland was absolutely shocked and felt horrified at the fact that a punch could generate that much force.
How was it possible, and why was the Bandit defeating Holland this easily? Holland lacked the one thing he needed in combat. That thing was faith, and he began to lose it as the battle went on. Hardly able to endure the battle as is, Holland didn’t know what to do anymore. Holland didn’t want to give up and look like a coward; he told that woman he would retrieve her weapon. Holland wanted to be a man of his word, but for now things weren’t working in his favor.