[i]The Executioner, with electricity coursing through her being, would cry out shrilly and slam her own hammer down again. It seemed as her own weapon had begun to be charged a little by the sudden electricity, as if faintly reminiscing upon something.. before returning null and solid.[/i] "[i]Fight me, you walking rug! Or I'm leaving![/i]"

A volley of arrows fly at the warrior, with a fireball following them. The arrows came from a nearby rooftop, where the khajiit quickly and silently jumps from one roof to another

[i]Samantha went easy on the Khajiit for the time - if he was to senselessly pick a fight, so be it.[/i] [i]She brought her massive warhammer up, as the weapon's terrifyingly large head doubled as a shield, being much larger than her own being. From there, Samantha only stepped forward, arrows bouncing off of the weapon and snapping as they hit. While it took some effort, she would heave her being to the side, out of the way of the fireball.[/i]

The khajiit starts shooting more and more arrows. The voice in your head screams. [i]”your not the warrior I expected but you will do. Plus I saw you kill someone, so consider my acts justified.” [/i]

[i]Shooting more arrows at a moving wall wasn't exactly logical. Though Samantha didn't let up yet, sighing to herself before she tilted her head a little.[/i] "It's you're. Correction!"

“The khajiit pulls out a sword. But first he try’s one last attempt to weaken the warrior by casting fear on her

[spoiler]PLAYER THREE JOINS THE GAME[/spoiler] [i]A flap like massive wings was the only warning the Khajiit got. A form came dashing from the side and to the man's right, a smirk on unseen lips, a six-and-a-half feet long spear poised at him, the foot long tip of solid metal aimed to ram through flesh, bone, and straight through the heart. Samantha would recognise the flying shape as someone she had already met -- namely, her fellow knightess, Eredrin. Four mighty wings were furled up in the simply clothed female's back, folded closely to herself, the dark brown feathers fluttering in the sharp wind as she fell from the sky at a soft angle. Her speed was ineffably great, her form little more than a blur, face and head protected by a helmet shaped like an eagle's head, smithed from gunmetal grey steel, the retinal lenses a soft green. The spear itself was, as already stated, six-and-a-half feet in length, an entire foot dedicated to the tip, which took a cruciform shape, the foot-long, pointed, razor-sharp blade sticking out from what could be considered a guard, two pieces of steel jutting four inches out to the sides, the bland metal inlaid with runes and depictions of lightning. The wooden staff was reinforced with metal and wrapped in leather where the woman would grip it, the oak barely even visible. At her left hip, she wore the hard leather scabbard of a simplistic sword, the thing about three feet in length, only the cruciform guard of steel and leather-wrapped hilt with the oblate spherical pommel visible. Accompanying the angel's fall was a crackle of thunder from an unseen storm, booming across Dojoville.[/i]

The cat swings his sword out to block the spear. “Did I do something to offend you mrs.... I’m sorry but I never got your name” the khajiit says to the winged creature. He throws a sword up in the air. The sword itself floats up to the winged person. The sword puts its blade close to the winged neck, ready to chop “Now I don’t know you so the sword stays out until you can be proven trustworthy” he says to the winged person. Then magically creates two swords, and jumps of the building he is on, swinging the swords at the warrior below