» Fri May 27, 2011 9:37 am
Lliryn walked swiftly through the streets, his hood covering his face as he avoided the larger crowds, as well as the occasional Bloodseeker. A man bumped him, and began shouting at Lliryn, telling him to be more careful, and the Necromancer had to use every ounce of self control to not turn the man into a walking corpse.
He simply walked away without a word, leaving the man red in the face, as Lliryn melted into the crowd again, watching for any sign of a familiar Bosmer. He turned left down a less busy street, and as he pushed past a Nordic man and his wife, he almost fell over as a wave of dizziness, and then pain took him, forcing him to stop and recover.
He gasped as waves of mental energy overtook his mind, messages relaying to powerfully through his mind for him to decipher. It stopped briefly, and he found himself sitting on the stone ground, holding his head, his hood dropped. He couldn't understand why he couldn't decipher the messages, but he knew they were coming in to powerfully.... And it hit him.
It was because he always kept his mental defenses up, never wavering with them so as to not invite any unwated visitors. Perhaps the unknown messenger was simply sending to much power behind his communication to push through the barrier of Lliryn obviously feebler mind. He took a deep breath, and mentally prepared himself, knowing at first, the messages would be almost overwhelming, because of the lack of resistance. But the unknown person would surely sense it, and would lessen the power...... either that, or Lliryn's brain would litterally be overwhelmed, and he would fall into madness.....
He released his minds defense, and immediately he fell backwards, the power of the telepathic communications surging through his head like electricity. The intensity continued however, and did not weaken, and Lliryn felt like his head was just going to explode any second.
But then he felt a lesseing, like an enormous weight was being lifted off of his head, and soon he could make out words. He could make out faint sentences, and slowly they became clearer until an absolute clear message came through.
And then he blacked out.