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Judith cringed when she opened her eyes, though at least she had enough time to think of a non-fatal spot to strike. It hurt Judith to look at him she had not wanted to hurt Rhyldrin but she had no choice. She could only think of how angry her brother would be at her if she had ignored his command and with the other two watching it would only make things worse. The last thing that she needed was for them to question why she had not listened to Brishen. She watched the struggle between the two, it was the only thing that she could do. If she tried to interfere then Brishen would have no problem with harming her and if he wasn't the one to harm her then Uldric or Kane would step in and do so. Besides if she did that then that wouldn't look good. Judith felt useless as she watched. It wouldn't take long for Brishen to grow tired of fighting Rhyldrin, he would call Uldric and Kane over soon to bring Rhyldrin to the ground.

She reached a hand in her pocket, she ran her fingers along the little dragon attempting to calm him. The last thing that she needed was for him to make his way out of her pocket, she really didn't want the other three to discover that she had a dragon. If they did then she couldn't imagine what they would want to do with the poor creature. Please don't do anything stupid, she thought and breathed out heavily. Stay in there, I'm trying to protect you.

Brishen smiled when he finally brought Rhyldrin down on one knee. He looked up at the other two men ready to bark orders at them. "Get over here!" he hissed at them, he held his blade steadily against Rhyldrin's blades but really his arms had started to shake. If he continued to bleed out he would soon feel light headed and he wasn't going to allow such a thing to happen knowing it would give Rhyldrin the upper hand.

Uldric was the first to leave his spot, Kane hesitated at first, his mind had gone elsewhere, then he followed Uldric. "Drop your weapons," Uldric hissed at Rhyldrin, his face was twisted with amusement. If he wasn't capable of holding his laughter then he would be in hysterics right now. Uldric drew his sword from his side, it was thin and long. Kane did not draw a weapon he had trained with magic though it wasn't hard to tell that from the way he was dressed. When Rhyldrin dropped his weapons Kane grabbed the back of his shirt and forced him to lay down on the ground, though he didn't seem too happy about it. Perhaps he didn't like the war either or maybe he just didn't like touching a Dark Elf. He brought Rhyldrin's hands behind his back and tied them together tightly.

Judith slowly made her way over to the three men, she really didn't want to see Rhyldrin the way he was but she didn't have a choice at all. Brishen laughed at Rhyldrin, he felt like a child who had just been given a new toy to play with. That was what Rhyldrin was to him, nothing but a toy. He planned to push the Dark Elf around, hurt him and he wanted to pry information from him as well. Kane forced Rhyldrin to stand and Uldric stood close to him with his weapon still drawn encase the Dark Elf tried to resist being brought back to their camp. "Take his weapons, Judith." Brishen growled at his sister. She kept her eyes away from Rhyldrin and took his weapons in her hands, she couldn't bring herself to look at him.

"We'll take him back to camp, there's no need to kill him yet." Brishen said and smiled at Rhyldrin. "I have been waiting years for this very moment, I plan to enjoy every little bit of it and I'm going to have fun with you." he roared with laughter though he flinched when he felt pain from his wound. "I'll have to pay you back for this, another scar from you. Heh..." he put his weapon back then pressed his hand against his chest. "Though I'm going to do far worse to you, trust me." he spat. When he turned to walk the three followed, Rhyldrin was forced to walk with them.