Roka had rested at Stigandr's side the entire stint. His legs were groveled beside him in a folded manner and stinging from dearth of movement. His panic had matured as the pads of his hands felt the rise and fall of the other's chest. His fingers inclined themselves to instead fasten at his forehead and drape over his eyes in resigned loathing. The unresponsive eyes upon him made him irate. He wanted to pluck them from their holds and toss them across the field for ravens to prize until there was nothing remaining of their accusations. Instead he suited himself to looking at nothing but the blackness of his lids, held firmly together by the pressure of his hands.
He did not take notice of Stigandr stirring or him beginning to call until a trace upon his arm pulled him back from his rocking meditation. He recoiled startled, but cooled his burning face into a mask that feigned indifference. His eyes still glistened in deep pools of someone young and inexperienced, learning another cruelty of the world.
He did not answer his query, instead trudging his blood covered body to its feet. The soggy grass beneath his feet did not feel as good as it had just one bell ago, instead it was sticky with sweat and blood, clinging stray blades of green to his heels. His vision remained downcast as he examined the scene again, the thrown bodies and the wagon left in waiting.
He went to the wagon and pulled the blade still sleeping idly upon the dirt into his sticky clutches and headed toward the butchered slaver who had subsumed to death first. "We should make it appear more of a robbery." he muttered and lifted the blade in a swift motion to slash at the chiseled neck and separate in from its host like a parasite. It now gave the impression that it had been carved off and then nibbled on, by the fleeting scavengers.
He proceeded to the next man. Froths of spit were still rising in his curdling lifeblood. His awareness twisted in agony at the site of the same blood streaked across his own form. He raised the blade and slated it down onto the man’s neck with malicious intent. The force of the blade's strike emitting a symphony of cracking and popping sounds as the tendrils of nerves and muscles ripped apart. Only then did he recognize the scream that rasped from his tight throat. A scream of frustration and torment, as the head rolled to peer at him again and he lifted his foot in a rage filled motion and thrust his foot at the detached skull. It rose in the air and then dropped in small and short-lived bounces several paces away.
He flung the cutting edge down and turned back to the cart. At its side he extended his arms to slap against it and take a defeated stance pressed there. He puffed heavily through the hot tears building in his eyes. "We might as well take, what little they have." he called to Stigandr after having ignored him for the entirety of his crazed actions. "Then we can head back to town." He turned to face the other, once again with a controlled emotion sight still cast down.
He felt a connection in this action with this Kelvic. He felt no need to share with others about what had transpired. There was an accomplice and now a silent oath they would share. How deeply that ran he could not guess, but was alacritous to find out. "This won’t be the last time we run in to each other will it?" his eyes finally met with Stigandr's and a smirk played over his lips with blood stained canines and a sickened sense of humor.