Rhun

Helken 7th 157 Lu
GASPS!! Rhun gasps for air, breathing heavily as he slowly comes to. He looked around, examining the binds and restraints that has chained him down to his tail. A sole white light lingers in the darkness, shining down upon him. Nothing is there, only darkness. Only then he chuckled, seemingly amused as he finally got his bearings on his situation.

“Heh… trapped in a dark room with a single light. That’s old.” He looked around, trying to see if he can spot anything. His tail still able to slightly move around and fiddling with the locks.
“I know you are there, just hiding within the confines of your comfort darling, listening to me as I ‘attempt’ to struggle,” Rhun called out. “Why don’t you be nice and show me what you look like, hmm?” he proposed. A purple pearlcatcher finally steps into the light from the shadows, right in front of Rhun, as she fiddles with her purple pearl and her runic garbs.

“Ah! Look who it is! Would a lovely lady like you release me from these bonds?” he flirted as he gestures with his head.

“That would be lovely…” She whispers. “…if you weren’t so much of a pain,” she hisses as she teleported to Rhun’s left, hissing in his ears, then eased off. “You gave me far more trouble than I would like to credit you.”

“That’s nice. Considering the amount of mayhem that I caused… I think it was warranted enough,” he claimed as he ponders in his thoughts.

“Tsk! You annihilated my entire operation that I had set up in Nexia! My home is now in ruin because of you!” She hastily increased her pacing around Rhun in anger as her pearl now sits on the floor to Rhun’s left.

“Hmm…sounds about right,” he smiled and didn’t flinch as the pearlcatcher teleported right into his face, sneering and hissing angrily. She recomposed herself as she stood back up and walked a few feet back from him. “Well… in that case,” Rhun paused as several crackles of lightning dispersed from him, increasing its intense momentum and lashed towards the floor in all directions, but the lightning appears weaker the further it goes from him, almost as if the floor is absorbing them.

“Oh? Did I forget to mention that these chains and this room are made of special materials, of which were designed to counter the very destructive nature of your abilities? I do apologize for my lack of flare,” she laughs with her claw on her snout.

“I guess I shouldn’t have been a bit merciful… you’re lucky that dragon has rubbed me off in a certain way,” he softly spoke as he stared at her. “But hey, I can’t blame you for retreating from your Nexia plan.”

“It’s only temporary, you see. After all, there will be a better time and place for that in the future,” she chuckled, sitting to the right of him now, alongside with her pearl.
“More like afraid,” he commented back in her direction. Immediately, the purple dragon has her claw on Rhun’s snout and anger can be seen bursting from her eyes.
“I am not afraid of some mere ridgeback whom you call as your wife!! She means nothing to me!” she scowls as she shoves his snout away.

“And yet, you retreated… out of fear, Bex!!!” Rhun shot back, angrily sending more electrical shockwaves to the ground, dissipating into the shadows. Then his mood changed drastically. He looked back at the purple dragon once more. “To think that I’m talking to the real ringleader of all this nightmare, you have by far, got to be the biggest joke.” The small dragon instantly summoned her shadow knifes, attached to her long lings of tattered clothes, hovering in the air. The knifes went for him right away in pure anger, but stopped short from Rhun’s eyes, still unflinching from his position, as a loud chortling noise echoed.

“That’s enough Bex.” A young obsidian colored imperial entered the fray with her tail wrapped around a wine glass. “It’s evident that he knows more that he should… is more problematic that I expected of his caliber,” she finishes as she takes a sip of her glass.

“Ah, so the fabled temptress has finally shown herself, finally have the nerve to enter the light… Yvessoa,” Rhun smiled as he focuses his eyes upon her.

“I’m surprised that you managed to suss out my name so… easily,” Yvessoa frowned sharply at the end of her sentence. “But the real question is… what will you do now? You are trapped in the darkness, bound by chains that counters you specifically.” She chortles as she walks slowly to his right.

“Well…I may not be able to do much, but at least I can keep you company,” he answered as he sends out more crackling.

“Hmm… what shall we do…Oh! How about I show you this!” Yvessoa rushed as she quickly summoned forth a jar with a tiny white dragon inside. The look on Rhun’s face has changed. “Surprised? I found this poor little thing in my world and I wondered… why hasn’t he been infected by my corruption in Greona,” She caresses the jar, staring intently at the small dragon.

Mikaelath! Damn it… This wasn’t part of the plan! Rhun thought as he carefully assesses his new situation. Yvessoa recognize his look and pounced on it.

“Recognize him hmph?!” the black dragon laughed as she spins the jar around some more, later tossing it to Bex. “What will you do now!?”

Rhun let out a deep sigh as he looked down. He looked back up to Bex holding Mikaelath and then back at Yvessoa. Sharp crackling once again takes hold, however instead of dissipating, they are actually gathering instead, on the surface of his body.

“What shall I do?” Rhun asked. His flicked his tail once more, and to the surprise of everyone, he broke free of the locks! Instantly in the air in the room, filled with crackling blue lightning. He instantly sideswipes Bex, knocking her back and grabbing the jar at once. He later revealed his hidden trick… a hidden electrical sphere right above his head. The electrical output was going so fast that it was impossible to visually detect such an enormous sphere. He crushed the jar open and uttered his words.

“Mikaelath! Go through this feed! You will be safe!” and the white fae jumps into the electrical sphere. Yvessoa, realizing that she has been played and her name alongside Bex’s plans to invade Nexia are now revealed, she roared in anger and shot out a dark orb right at the sphere. It was too late. The sphere ceased to function and the orb hit the light instead, putting the room into darkness. Nothing can be seen, nothing except for Rhun’s electrical body… and a glaring pair of ominous green eyes.