(Authors note: Using () now instead of ** these they will be the action of what they're doing I may switch it back)
As everyone spilt in the forest Jane asked for Milly's name
Janes partner: I'm Milly
Jane: Ok Milly I'm Ja-I mean I'm honey it goes with favorite color , eyes, and hair
Milly: Ok Honey why are u joining the magic and sword
Honey (Jane): To learn magic of course
Milly: sure
a monster of a c+ jumps out at them Honey (Jane) quicky pushes Milly and dodges she soon creates a rope and it goes around it's neck she gets on its back pulling the rope and ties it to a tree and cuts its neck
As everyone spilt in the forest Jane asked for Milly's name
Janes partner: I'm Milly
Jane: Ok Milly I'm Ja-I mean I'm honey it goes with favorite color , eyes, and hair
Milly: Ok Honey why are u joining the magic and sword
Honey (Jane): To learn magic of course
Milly: sure
The forest seemed to come alive with a cacophony of rustling leaves and snapping branches as the monster reared its head. It was a grotesque creature with mottled green scales and eyes that glowed with an eerie yellow light. It had been lurking in the shadows, its presence barely noticeable until it lunged with a guttural roar.
Jane, now going by the name Honey to fit her new persona, had been quick to act. The monster had appeared so suddenly that her instincts took over. As the beast charged, its claws swiping through the air, Jane managed to shove Milly out of the way again, but her actions weren't without risk. The ground shook as the monster's massive frame crashed to the forest floor, narrowly missing Milly.
Milly stumbled, catching her breath and watching in a mix of awe and terror as Honey sprung into action. With a fluid motion, Honey pulled out a small, intricately carved wand from her belt. She muttered an incantation under her breath, causing a shimmering rope of magical energy to materialize in front of her. The rope snaked through the air, wrapping around the monster's neck with remarkable precision.
The beast roared in fury, its claws scraping at the rope as it tried to free itself. Honey leaped onto the creature's back, her heart racing as she tightened her grip on the rope. The magical rope was enchanted to resist the monster's strength, and Honey felt a moment of triumph as she pulled it taut, securing the beast in place.
Milly, though initially frozen by the chaos, quickly gathered her wits. She picked up a fallen branch, using it as a makeshift weapon as she approached the struggling monster. Honey had managed to get the rope around a sturdy tree, but the beast was still thrashing violently, its eyes wild with rage.
"Stay back!" Honey shouted to Milly, her voice firm and commanding. She tightened her grip on the rope, her muscles straining as she fought to keep the monster subdued. With a determined look, she reached for her belt again, this time pulling out a small, enchanted dagger.
The blade glinted in the dappled sunlight that filtered through the trees. Honey's eyes were focused and intense as she approached the restrained monster. She had been training for this moment, learning the art of magic and swordplay to become a formidable protector. The monster's neck was exposed, and she could see the vulnerable spot where she needed to strike.
With a swift motion, Honey drove the dagger into the monster's neck. The blade cut through the thick scales and flesh with surprising ease, thanks to the enchantments imbued in it. The creature let out a final, anguished roar before its struggles grew weaker. Honey twisted the dagger, ensuring the strike was precise and fatal.
As the life drained from the monster, Honey took a step back, panting heavily. The rope remained tight around the beast's neck, keeping it secured until it finally ceased moving. The forest fell eerily silent, save for the distant chirping of birds and the occasional rustle of leaves.
Milly, still holding the branch, approached cautiously. Her eyes were wide, a mixture of fear and admiration on her face. "That was incredible," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "I didn't expect you to handle it so… efficiently."
Honey wiped sweat from her brow and gave a tired but satisfied smile. "It's all part of the training. I've been learning both magic and combat to be prepared for situations like this. But it's always a bit unnerving, you know?"
Milly nodded, still absorbing the gravity of the encounter. "I can imagine. But you handled it like a pro. What's the next step?"
Honey sheathed her dagger and let the magical rope dissipate, its energy dispersing into the air. She took a deep breath, trying to calm her racing heart. "First, we should make sure the area is secure. There might be more of these monsters around. And then, we should probably find a safe place to rest and regroup."
Milly looked around, her eyes scanning the forest for any signs of danger. "Agreed. Let's get moving then. I don't think we want to stick around and find out if this was a one-off encounter."
The two women began making their way through the forest, their steps cautious but determined. The forest was dense, with towering trees casting long shadows over the ground. As they walked, Honey glanced at Milly, who seemed to be processing the events with a mixture of awe and curiosity.
"By the way, Milly," Honey said, breaking the silence, "you were pretty brave back there. I'm glad you were able to keep yourself safe. Not everyone reacts so quickly in a crisis."
Milly gave a modest shrug, a faint smile on her lips. "Thanks, Honey. I guess I'm not as inexperienced as I thought. But I can't take all the credit. You made it look easy."
Honey laughed softly. "It definitely wasn't easy, but practice and preparation make a big difference. It's all about staying calm and focused."
As they continued their journey, the forest seemed to open up, revealing a small clearing ahead. It was a peaceful spot with a gentle stream running through it and sunlight streaming through the canopy. Honey led the way to the clearing, relieved to find a place where they could rest.
They set up a temporary camp, gathering some firewood and setting up a small cooking area. Milly looked around, still in awe of the magical skills Honey had demonstrated.
"So," Milly said as they sat by the fire, "how did you get into all of this? Magic, swords, and monsters—it's quite a combination."
Honey smiled, her gaze reflecting the flickering flames. "It's a long story, but let's just say I've always had a passion for learning and adventure. I wanted to make a difference and be able to protect myself and others. Plus, magic and swordplay are just fascinating to me."
Milly nodded, impressed. "Well, I'm glad you're here. I think we make a pretty good team."
Honey extended a hand, her expression warm and sincere. "I think so too."