[Rosekitten]

It would seem that luck was with him as the party split up, looking for anyone that was alive.. though Rhydrlin had done his job too well. To be honest it wasn't that he really enjoyed killing but when it came down to it it was either his life or theirs. So it would have to be done, so long as this damned war went on.

He waited till the group had split completely, this was his chance but he'd wait a little longer he needed perfect timing. For Judith to be out of the way and be at a range her bow would be rendered useless it would buy him time if she had to run. All he needed was a few moments he could leave the rest of this group alive if he got his timing right. But he had a feeling it was hardly going to be that easy. Sure the other commanders and units of light elves were easy to take out but this one was one of the top ranked... he better pose a challenge.

The dragon cooed and ran up to Judith pawing at her leg after she walked off from her brother. It whined and shook it's head trying to tell her that Rhyldrin was in the area though it was hardly old enough to have the ability to learn common tongue. The dragon seemed panicked and under nourished from it's travels. But it was still trying to get her attention begging for her to listen almost.

He didn't notice the odd commotion going on over near Judith as he looked for the other two that were with Brishen seeing they were far enough to not be considered a threat.. so long as this ended quickly. He drew both blades silently as he posed for his strike making one last check that everything was in place. He just needed to land one blow and make it count he wasn't sure how well he could hold up even in one against one combat if this guy was as strong as the rumors said.

Taking his chance he moved closer to Brishen before making his strike though the sudden sound of steel against steel rang out through the forest as he turned just in time to block both blades with his sword. This fight just turned into a long battle Rhyldrin knew this already. He had done everything perfectly, though at the same time this could prove to be quite fun a challenge for once.

His ears went back pulling one blade from the sword and preparing it to strike as he stepped in to close the distance further between him and Brishen. Though this strike was blocked as well and Brishen had moved his sword to prevent both blades from hitting him. For the moment the two seemed to just stand there as if they were trying to test the strength of the other judging what to do next as if it were a game of chess. Rhyldrin just needed to make sure that sword stayed busy. He seemed to be at least doing that and waiting for a opening.