[gremlin]

Judith breathed out a sigh of relief when the man's blade struck Rhyldrin's own blade instead of herself. She flinched as the two struggled unsure of what she could do to help, she seemed to be in shock until she heard Rhyldrin speak to her. Judith looked up at Rhyldrin though she could not manage a smile for him. "I was following a few others though they were all struck down, I got stuck in this mess." Judith lifted herself from the ground, her hands ran over herself in an attempt to remove dirt. Though she stopped seeing as it was pointless, she would just end up dirty anyways. "I could have handled this, I had a plan." the corners of her lips lifted though her smile was a nervous one. To be honest she wasn't very certain if she would have been alright or if what she had intended to do would have been successful.

Scarlett red was still scattered across her face, a sharp pain filled her chest every time she breathed in too quickly. Judith slowed down her breathing in an attempt to ease the sudden pain, that man had struck her far harder than she had thought. There was still a throbbing pain along her back, when her head had met the ground it had began to pound as well. "You don't need to worry about me so much," she struggled to say the words as she breathed out heavily. "You have to watch yourself in all of this. It's easy to be caught off guard with so many enemies about. I need to learn to not get so easily distracted." a nervous laugh escaped from her lips suddenly.

Judith turned as a sudden flash of light caught her attention. She jumped a little, it was unexpected. For a moment she felt confused though that changed when her eyes landed on a familiar Light Elf. Kane was nearby using her magic powers the best that he could, he had trained for years but was still considered an amateur. With a wave of his hand he made a circle of fire around an approaching enemy. His eyes were closed and he seemed to be lost in his own thoughts.

Kane opened his eyes, he watched the Ork that he had trapped begin to panic. Though the creature was still making an attempt to get to him, it appeared to be desperate to shed blood. A quiet sigh escaped from him, under his breath he chanted words. Kane brought his hand up, he held it in the air. Fire erupted as he clenched his fist without hesitation, the Ork let out a piercing scream as it began to burn. The creature fell to the ground then it shortly became silent. Kane waved his hand, the fire quickly went out.