[Rosekitten]

The scream was the main thing that even let Thalion know where Mizuki even was. The only other things in this area were corpses... Why the hell was he even fighting all the way over here anyway. He needed to find where Mizuki was, and from the sounds of things as soon as possible. Better then anyone he knew that Mizuki never cried out like that, but the voice had to be his.

Even in his current state he still forced himself to rush to aid Mizuki. Bleeding from a number of gashes and open wounds he was probably risking it a bit. He knew very well if he lost enough blood that he'd have no say in what state his body went into to. But he couldn't think about that at the moment, no he needed to find the other and ensure he still drew breath.

Though it seemed his timing was almost too close for his liking as he saw Mizuki on the ground and the foe before him ready to strike the final blow. He knew very well who this foe was by the dress alone, he was hardly touched from the looks of it. He didn't have time to complain about his ill timed entrance as he saw the blade lowering to take the life of Mizuki.

There wasn't even a thought process involved as the bow was drawn and released a arrow from it almost in the same fluid motion. He wasn't aiming for anything vital but he did succeed in landing the arrow into the kings arm forcing the strike to be halted for the moment. Thalion never once said a word as he already had another arrow cocked and ready to be released.

To be honest he was damned lucky that had hit it's mark. He was holding the bow oddly.. In hi attempt to spare a few others from the fat of death he had ended up with a few blows to his arm. Though that was hardly the main one that Neimi was going to be concerned about later. Oh no, a spear-man had gotten the better of him with getting a decent strike just at the edge of the armor.

None of this mattered though, even as he stood there it was hard to tell, aside from whatever gashes and blood were showing, that he was even wounded at all. Only someone who knew how he normally fought would catch on that he was even having trouble with keeping the bow at the ready. Though at the least he had gotten the king's attention off of Mizuki, even if it seemed that this did little to no good.