Eli wasn't quite sure what he was looking at, his mind had gone almost completely blank as a powerful sense of dread filled his body, he swallowed, taking a step back with the stick still firmly grasped in hand. What was this? Had his mind just completely gone, had all sense left him, or- was this something else. His gaze whipped round to the onlookers, they didn't seem too concerned by the sights before them, as if, they didn't care or- couldn't see?
His head span round again, eyes widening just a little, he grit his teeth, tensing. No. This wasn't right, she wasn't right; something about her. But the sight was gone just as fast as it had happened and so they stood their, a cool nightly breeze whipping up, sending a chill down his spine. It was deadly quiet. Almost too quiet. He looked at her, body tense, as if he was about to explode in a fit of bitter anger.
His faculties came back to him in an instant, his mind began to slowly work again, as if time had once more begun, he snarled, whipping round, stick in hand as it collided with the side of a building, snapping in to two, jagged splinters, he dropped the part he was holding, whirling back around on her, eyes on fire. The onlookers were startled out of complacency as they quickly scurried off, daring not to tempt the wrath of the man unlike what the silly, small woman was clearly doing.
"Enough. I'll find it on my own." His words came firm, final, like poison. He was done playing this game with her, he would find the temple on his own and he cared not what she had to say.
His head span round again, eyes widening just a little, he grit his teeth, tensing. No. This wasn't right, she wasn't right; something about her. But the sight was gone just as fast as it had happened and so they stood their, a cool nightly breeze whipping up, sending a chill down his spine. It was deadly quiet. Almost too quiet. He looked at her, body tense, as if he was about to explode in a fit of bitter anger.
His faculties came back to him in an instant, his mind began to slowly work again, as if time had once more begun, he snarled, whipping round, stick in hand as it collided with the side of a building, snapping in to two, jagged splinters, he dropped the part he was holding, whirling back around on her, eyes on fire. The onlookers were startled out of complacency as they quickly scurried off, daring not to tempt the wrath of the man unlike what the silly, small woman was clearly doing.
"Enough. I'll find it on my own." His words came firm, final, like poison. He was done playing this game with her, he would find the temple on his own and he cared not what she had to say.
