Sk'Raazda had attempted to lay her first blow on the demon long ago. The last few minutes she had been swiping through the air with her blood stained weapons. The woman the demon had been holding was still in his treacherous grasp. His dirty tongue still teasing against the terrified villager's face. Tears were streaming through the soot that had gathered on her wan countenance, a small scratch added to the clear, wet stream. She was screaming nonsense, pleading, but Sk'Raazda could hear her perfectly.
Yes, she could hear her perfectly as soon as she crossed the threshold to the hut and attempted to draw back the leather that was the door. "Sk'Raazda go help Jn'Dar by the shore," Her rasping voice said stiffly to Sk'Raazda. She heard the sharp intake of breath and a short, soft whimper. By then Sk'Raazda had the leather door raised. The demon was facing her, smiling with a glance out of the corner of his eyes. A smile clearly on face, though most of it was covered by a tall, spotted ear.
She missed again, a sting beginning on her face. "You bastard! You filthy thing of evil!" She screamed things as such at it after every swing and miss of her sword.The Demon began to laugh as he tore into her clothes revealing the soft pale color beneath. The woman shuddered and cried, the sounds getting weaker as if finally giving up all hope of escape.
But this time he wasn't laughing, he was grimacing in pain. He had made the fatal mistake, in his plan of antagonistic dastardliness, he forget that the Market actually had buildings, and his back bumped against it. His teeth had slammed into his outstretched tongue, making him grimace long enough for the young maiden to free herself and run away screaming.Weight met her heavy swing, the sound of metal on metal occurred and then sounded again with a sharper sound. She pulled out her sword from his side, blood splaying down the dark scorched armor, then pulled her dagger out and stabbed both into the demons abdomen. A satisfying feeling flowed through her as she twisted the hilts of both in his stomach, his screech beginning to replace the memory...
"Sk'Raazda will make sure this happens everyday, in Oblivion, cur." She spat through closed teeth in a choked whisper, and slit his throat.
She paused, taking a haggard breath, and turned her back on the body to attack another lackey.
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The hooded man offered a glimmer of a smile as he took off his hood, once again, looking down from his perk on the Bannered Mare's roof closest to the market. Then he began to laugh, none too quietly, and raised his hands above his head in pure joy from watching all the figures run around the square.
"Run you little Skeevers! Run you holy fools! RUN!" He yelled down in a typical villian's tone, high pitch in a way but scruffy too, as he cackled with his bald head thrown back.