F-Odette-Forest-D

D. your character encounters someone else's character on a dark road in their travels. The situation turns dire as angry spirits seem to appear from the trees. What will you both do?

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(Excerpts from the RP)

'Odette held on for dear life as Whisper soon came to a gallop. The sensation was exhilarating. Almost more so than flying. She zapped a gremlin that had caught up to them on the left, then threw a small fire-ball at another, hitting it head-on. It tumbled to the ground with a yelp. Her magic was acting strangely. Every spell she cast turned out the opposite element. "My name is Odette." *zap* "And with whom do I have the pleasure of escaping this predicament?"'

'When there was a clear section among the trees, Whisper was flat out. Galloping in a mad rush, trying to avoid his hind legs from a pretory attack of claws and teeth. Whilst keeping a eye out for a opaning into the sky, a small hole in the canopy would be enough to get in the right direction.

Through the chaos of hoof beats, magic zaps and snarls the horse managed to catch the girls name. Odette? What a lovley name. He soon gave a rather horsy chuckle at her last comment.

"A pleasure to meat you Odette! You may call me Whisper..." He called out cheerfully, leaping over a fallen tree.

He tilted his head, catching sight of one of Odette's spells hitting a foul smelling gremlin. It was spectacular to watch the little deamons scatter off to avoid their fallen comrade.
No Heroes among these things then? Only a few looked back, more checking the spot of fall for later if there Curent hunt was unsucsesfull.

"...Your doing a wonderfull job back there...Magic is a fascinating essence to be able to control. If you see any glimps of the sky at all... let me know. Otherwise we'll be running blind for a while." '

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It's finally done! Been working on it since 10pm last night (yes, I did go to bed at some point!).

I had so much trouble trying to find the right angle for the shot. It's very difficult to capture a chase-scene in a still. I'm quite pleased with the background (I love the airbrush-tool X3).