It happened in an instant, the Isur had been huddled under the tarp the next moment all that was there was there was wind and power. It was as if Trios had found that he was in the center of a tornado suspended on the very wind itself. But there was something more sinister about this wind it held great power and presence. Trios body shook as something spoke from within the storm; it had a deep voice that seemed like thunder. Trios’s own voice and yells were a mere whisper to the god of storm’s words as the divine being seemed to swirl around the Isur. The voice told him of how his actions were unforgivable to disrespect the divine was a sin. The thunderous voice finished it’s reprimand by saying that his life was now owed to them before Trios was slammed back to the earth a faint crack and sheering pain was felt in Trios’s Right leg before blackness overtook him. But this wasn’t the end, in the blackness Trios could slowly feel himself come to his senses. He wasn’t dead but his whole body was in pain the majority of it flowing from his back and right leg. It had been a very eventful night indeed, meeting a god by insulting his divinity. Trios couldn’t help but think that this tale had to at least be some kind of legend worthy. Trios had gotten his wish, to mark himself apart from the divine but he wondered if the cost of such a feat was something he could bear. Sure the god did spare him for some unknown reason when he could have been snapped in two like a twig, if at all Trios did respect a god’s power but that was why he had to announce his independence despite it. Though the first battle with a god had ended in a complete wash, Trios knew he owed the storm god a favour for sparring his life, but that didn’t mean he had to like it. If anything had been gained it was that Trios’s ideas had been confirmed about the true nature of a god. They were as prideful and spiteful as any man but with huge amounts of power at their disposal. Time seemed to drift away from the Isur and he could hear murmur of voices and stings of pain as if his body was being inspected. Once Trios was fully aware of himself the man spoke in weak voice. “Looks like……. I got to……. meet…. A…. god…Zulrav’s a bit of a stickler for dramatic entrances ya? Guess I owe him some kinda favour since I be still breathing hahaha” Coldly chuckled Trios as he lay upon some type of blanket in the grasslands. Trios didn’t want to open his eyes yet as he was deep in thought at a current mystery that plagued him. As Trios pondered this thought a small grin cracked his cold exterior as he spoke with slightly renewed vigour. Tacking a few breaths to get some will back into his voice Trios then continued on his thought process. “Why the storm was thrown our way in the first place? All that was shown here was who’d bow to power and who wouldn’t. Kinda wish I avoided the beating but I guess that’s part of the price ya pay lads. What’s the damage Conrad? My leg and back be killing me” Trios finished opening his eyes looking for his two companions with blurred vision. Trios internally finished his thoughts about what the storm god had planned for him down the road. It would have been a more childish act for a god to simply spare tearing a nuisance of a individual if there wasn’t some sort of goal in mind. Gods always did have some ulterior motive for everything if legends were to be believed. The Isur was sure that what ever the god of storms wanted it would be revealed to him sooner or later. But now was the time to glance over the damages and get back to the current objective. Trios had swore to himself that he’d crawl to accomplish his goal and even fight the gods if he had to. It would appear that the Isur got the chance to prove his merit to his own vows. |