[Rosekitten]

Rhyldrin was just pulling one of his blades from a light elf corpse as Brishen spoke. He grinned a bit looking towards the light elf. "Dreadfully, It kept me up at night even knowing you still drew breath" He laughed a bit knowing he didn't mean a word of it. But he'd play along with this little trade off of words.. for now.

"This will be your end" He hissed towards Brishen before charging forward both blades ready to strike. This quickly turned back into a similar match like had happened before as the sound of steel upon steel rang out. Most of the weaker fighters were already fallen. There was a handful that remained standing though the general of the dark elves from this camp wasn't one of them. Both sides seemed ready to drop though a few were still fighting while the others seemed to stay away from the other side to try and save their own lives for the time being.

Trading blows back and forth for a while Rhyldrin had a few tricks up his sleeve this time around, he wasn't going to let Brishen pull the same tactics as before. He knew there wasn't any of his top men near by this time around and he didn't see Judith so he had a fair enough battle with the light elf this time. And he wasn't letting him walk away.

Brishen brought his sword down upon Rhyldrin's blades as a sudden steel scraping sound was heard from the force of the metals connecting. "Give up dark elf, your head will make a nice trophy for my wall" Brishen growled at him still keeping the wild smile on his face as the fight went on. Though both sides seemed as evenly matched as before, and by this time Rhyldrin's shoulder was in far better condition.. so he was hardly fighting at a handicap.

He laughed forcing Brishen to step back breaking the weapon lock they had going for a few moments. "you'll have to land a blow first, and your lap dogs are in no condition to help you" He found this funny really, there were a few light elves near but they weren't about to up into this battle they didn't have the strength and most of them were hurt in some form or another.

Though at the same time Rhyldrin was a bit worried in the back of his mind, Judith was no where to be seen and other was the other guy that was with Brishen from before. He had seen the mage around but this whole thing seemed to through his off his game. Not that it wouldn't most there was blood covering the ground bodies upon one another and wounded all over the place if not the dying. why did that bother him they were both missing.. He didn't have time to think of that now as he returned his focus to the fight keeping Brishen on his toes as he went back to striking out at the commanding light elf.