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HF1-1a: The Bladesinger & the Huntsman - Part I

Poser Fantasy posted on Dec 28, 2012
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Syntorri bolted recklessly through the dense forest at break-neck speed; catching glimpses of the massive grey furred beasts between the trees that whirled passed as they charge ahead on either side, knowing that they would converge to cut off her escape, all the while hearing the snickering yelps of their masters as they pursued her. A half dozen gnolls would’ve been bad enough to deal with without the pair of dire wolves, but together they were likely more than she could handle alone. Seeing the monstrous wolves arch toward each other, she pulled up short, focused her mind and began a short incantation in Aragrakh, old high wyrm, a dead language used only by arcane spell-casters. Stretching her hand outward as she finished the spell, a forked bolt of lightning shot forth, striking the wolves as they rushed toward her. The forest echoed with the crackle of thunder, the air filling with the stench of burnt fur and flesh, while the howls of pain fell silent with a dead thud as Syn turned to face the wolves’ masters with deadly determination burning in her deep emerald eyes. The hyena-like humanoids’ snickering fall silent as they stopped short at the sight of the smoldered bodies beyond her, but then they howled for blood and charged forward behind battered shields with their battle axes brandished. She downed the first beast to reach her with deadly grace as she began the lethal ballet of bladesong; the time honored elven martial art that combined sword-craft and spell-casting in an elegant dance that her father had proudly taught her when she had earned the right. Then she unleashed a small barrage of magic missiles in rapid-fire succession downing a second. But while she fended off three others with a sharp arch of her long sword, the final gnoll rushed her from behind, baring her to the ground with such force that it drove the breath out of her, leaving her stunned for an instant and knocked the moonblade from her grasp. Nearly retching on the putrid breath spewing from the beast’s mussel as it snarled and snapped at her face from mere inches away, Syn twisted and thrashed her lithesome body in a desperate bid for freedom as it clumsily grapple with her. At well over seven feet, it weighted nearly three times what she did, but entangled with its own shield and worn, ill-fitting scale male, the gnoll struggled to keep her pinned to the ground, while the remaining three stalk forward to surround them. Unable to focus her mind enough to harness the complex formulas of the spells that burned in her memory, she franticly reached for her moonblade while trying to hold its beastly jaws at bay. Then suddenly one of the gnolls moving to surround them howled in surprise and pain as it flung backward to land ten feet away in a crumpled dead heap as a blast of magical force rippled outward from where it had stood, knocking the other two from their feet. Both looking from the fallen gnoll to the source of the sudden attack, a dark hooded archer, Syn took advantage of her foe’s distraction and slow wits, lunging across the ground to grasp the hilt of her sword and, in the instant it took for the beast to look back, willed forth a blinding flash from its everbright blade; which caused the gnoll to instinctively rear up on its knees, away from the bust of dazzling light, and try to shield its eyes with its hands, allowing her to nimbly flip heels-over-head back to her feet and then spin in a deadly pirouette that brought her blade across the stunned creature’s throat. Yes... I'm still alive and kicking. I wish I could say that I've been bussy at work... but its more like unemployment depression that's had me on the sidelines. Credits: Victoria 4.2, Dragonworld: Wildenlander (Luthbel), Jepe Bolt Props (Jepe), Mystic Hollow (LaurieS), Nighthawk for V4 (Bobbie25), Nighthawk TextureExp (DAZ3D, Anna Benjamin & Sarsa), and The Woodgoddess (ElorOnceDark & Anna Benjamin), all from DAZ3D. Nyte Elf(Vex & Adiene) and Sky Hair (SWAM & Zachreal2002) at Renderosity.

Production Credits


Goddess for Tanya
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FRAD Chyna
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Comments (11)


artofsouls

12:38PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

fantastic art

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cyanthree

1:05PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

great story and great looking character

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rocdan

1:47PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

excellent and superb work very well done

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mickeyrony

2:38PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

Whooo I realy like her look so sexy and always a great weork . Thanks for all your efforts ((5++))

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GrandmaT

4:01PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

Beautiful!

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webdancer

4:24PM | Fri, 28 December 2012

Fabulous artwork! excellent!

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PandaB5

12:08AM | Sat, 29 December 2012

Good to see you back. Great story & image as always :-)

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A_Sunbeam

5:55AM | Sat, 29 December 2012

Great fantasy character; nicely posed and smart outfit!

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jonnar01

5:45AM | Sun, 30 December 2012

Sorry to hear about your troubles, Dave, but very glad to see your work and stories back- great job on both, and here's wishing you a great year in 2013!!

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Darkwish

8:03AM | Sun, 30 December 2012

Great one!

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Krysania

11:13AM | Sun, 13 January 2013

Exelent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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