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Ulrin often found himself wonder if Dicoles was ever going to prove to be a stable and level headed leader. Couldn't crack jokes after the Darkspawn threat? No he supposed not. For such a thing to occur a creature of the Fade would have to possess him. The rouge smirked just a bit at the thought...

Ulrin dismounted from Weaver, also giving his limbs a stretch. Though riding the beast was second nature to him, clutching to her so tightly for so long left his body feeling ridged. At least it seemed they had time to regain their dexterity. The city still stood, and while the guards were...

"Not a moment to rest..." Ulrin muttered to himself as he turned around and made his way back to the wall to mount up on Weaver. He saw Sulahn'nehn give a friendly pat on the back to the archer. He supposed he was happy for her, showing she had the strength to move on past his betrayal. Or maybe...

"Hmn," Ulrin nodded slowly to Jarrik, "I guess that is true." He turned his head around to see Diocles picking useable arrow from the dead here and there. "None the less, we may find something yet." The elf resumed checking over the dead bodies with Sulahn'nehn. Stepping over and inspecting the...

"We could always use any supplies left undamaged." Ulrin was not so reserved as Diocles about their need to loot the dead. Though he hadn't been damaged as badly as the archer or Jarrik, he looked back at the armored man. "You especially, that ogre put quite a few dents in you. If there are no...

Ulrin followed Sulahn'nehn and Diocles down to the ground and the city streets. There were already so many bodies of Darkspwan and people strewn about, the city looked just as it had when their first arrived weeks ago, though perhaps there were less buildings. "What a horrid sight. I doubt we...

Ulrin shook his head as Diocles stood and made jokes as usual. Perhaps death kept trying to claim him to teach him a lesson. The elf reached over and put a hand on Sulahn'nehn's shoulder, "It would seem the rest of us are in better shape than Jarrik and Diocles. But now I wonder, how did the...

Ulrin let out a sigh of relief as the last Darkspawn archer fell. He was thankful the battle had gone so well. They hadn't lost anyone, or so he though. As he turned his head to congratulate his fellow Wardens he saw Diocles slump over on his griffon. The elf gripped Weaver's reigns cursing...

Following up on Sulahn'nehn's latest assault on the Emissary, Ulrin pulled Weaver to circle around, trying to console his bird to calm her cries while preparing her for their next attack. He ordered the griffon into a long swoop across the wall, she dove down bringing him in close to the...

Like Sulahn'nehn, Ulrin hollered in pain as they were struck, his cries slightly drowned out by Weaver's own shrieks. For a moment both rider and griffon were dazed from their pain, but as he felt the female elf grip his shoulder Ulrin's mind came back to tug on Weaver's reigns. He could hear...

"Aye!" Ulrin shouted over his shoulder to her. he too was watching the next wave of Darkspawn scale the stairs, and cursing under his breath. Now there was an ogre in the mix of things, and Jarrik was its target. Luckily Sulahn'nehn spells finished off the first round of archers, and the rest of...

After Sulahn'nehn finished her spell Ulrin ordered Weaver down again, this time back into the crowd of archers. He had a little bit more of a handle on his timing for when to strike while the bird was in low to the ground. He drew his knives again, and this time with better aim slashed into the...

Ulrin pulled at Weaver's reigns. He turned the griffon the direction of the female elf's spell and ordered the beast toward the Darkspawn mage. He swooped in low, meaning to cut into the creature with his daggers, however despite his ability to control the bird with easy, fighting was a bit more...

For Ulrin the flight to Antiva was swift, despite the days it took to reach there. Hi senses were continuously consumed and delighted by riding Waever, and by the second day when he noticed it was a bit easier to breath, he was glad to see Sulahn'nehn was learning to relax on the creature too...

Ulrin focused on keeping Weaver steady while Sulahen'nehn was strapped on behind him. He hoped he'd be able to handle the beast with the added weight of the other elf. He knew he could fly just fine by himself, he supposed compensating for his friend would just have to be a lesson as they...