Sunday, January 1, 2006

   oh my GOD!!!
His twin brother! They had been seperated at birth when the Raiders had stormed the herder village they had been born in. They took Jai, the lead rider, because he had the mark of the dragon on his stomach and they knew he was the chosen one fortold in the prophecy. Unfortunately for them they ignored part of the prophecy. That is why the herders have such a strong king. Now, Jai looks on at his brother, Olron, in fear and disgust. The reason for the disgust is obvious, but the reason for fear goes back to the prophecy. In the prophecy it says that the two mighty kings would battle and decide the fate of the world. Now, the reward for winning was unknown. It was most likely the downfall of the other tribe. But if one was to show the other mercy, something much more rewarding would happen. Most people would think that the winner would show compassion and take the great reward, but because they were brothers they only had revenge and competition on their minds. Neither was prepared to show the other compassion. They lunged, Jai with his Yuen Yang razors and Olron with his Twin Tiger Heads hooks. They were a whirlwind of steel. Jai was slicing at his brother like a mad man and all Olron could do was block the razors. Jai's fury was what caused him not to tire. Suddenly, in a burst of rage the Sheperd King lunged out and struck. He speared his brother in the side, and Jai fell. Melina had silently been watching from the shadows. When her husband fell she chose that moment to strike. She hurled a Rope Dart at her brother-in-law, but it never found its target. Olron had heard her throw it and turned to face his fate, but his brother stepped in the way. In the moment before he fell, he realized his brother was not the one to show the compassion. He, the king of the tribe of cold blooded murderers, was. Part four to come soon!!
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