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The day was upon them.
Erin was fidgeting on a bench of sorts, her mind a mess. A party of strangers had been selected to accompany her, other Trialgoers who had been seeking a party as well.
Erin wasn’t too fond of the idea of a party.
Quite frankly, she’d prefer to do it alone, but although she was a loner, she wasn’t an idiot. Attempting the Rings Trial was a death wish- not to mention attempting it alone.
She’d been the first to arrive after her family had bid her farewell, to the large, gated archway that tunneled into Ring 2, on the far left side of the village market. She was (rather impatiently) awaiting the others, of whom she’d never met. Hell, she didn’t even know their names.
What she did know, from the Council Member in charge of their group (whose name was Lucian), was that almost as soon as they all arrived, they would be sent off, and also weren’t allowed to turn back and forfeit. Once one was in the Trial, they couldn’t return unless they completed it, which was a joke at this point...
They’d been given all their stuff- literally just their bag and their weapon- a few days prior. They’d be given twenty minutes to socialize and develop a plan, among other things, before being shoved into the Trial.
It seemed odd to just throw a bunch of young-senior adults who were completely foreign to each other into the Trial, but she wasn’t one to challenge the Trial Council. It was the way they saw most fit, after all..
With this in mind, the small girl stared at her feet, twiddling her dagger in her hand.
This is going to be hellish.
The day was upon them.
Erin was fidgeting on a bench of sorts, her mind a mess. A party of strangers had been selected to accompany her, other Trialgoers who had been seeking a party as well.
Erin wasn’t too fond of the idea of a party.
Quite frankly, she’d prefer to do it alone, but although she was a loner, she wasn’t an idiot. Attempting the Rings Trial was a death wish- not to mention attempting it alone.
She’d been the first to arrive after her family had bid her farewell, to the large, gated archway that tunneled into Ring 2, on the far left side of the village market. She was (rather impatiently) awaiting the others, of whom she’d never met. Hell, she didn’t even know their names.
What she did know, from the Council Member in charge of their group (whose name was Lucian), was that almost as soon as they all arrived, they would be sent off, and also weren’t allowed to turn back and forfeit. Once one was in the Trial, they couldn’t return unless they completed it, which was a joke at this point...
They’d been given all their stuff- literally just their bag and their weapon- a few days prior. They’d be given twenty minutes to socialize and develop a plan, among other things, before being shoved into the Trial.
It seemed odd to just throw a bunch of young-senior adults who were completely foreign to each other into the Trial, but she wasn’t one to challenge the Trial Council. It was the way they saw most fit, after all..
With this in mind, the small girl stared at her feet, twiddling her dagger in her hand.
This is going to be hellish.