Re: Runaway Devil (hero-in-the-dark)
((They never do...

I also feel as if I could have written this better. Shows off how twisted she is at least.))
Mîrchell obviously got too cocky, grinning at her apparent victory over the two casters, lapping a little of the sweet blood from her face, growling
"I'll make all of you pay for what you did to me..." and was completely unprepared for the force of the spell which hit her.
Her back arched as the fiery pain slammed into her, growling in increased frustration as her muscles refused to react to her commands, the searing pain causing even her strong body to suffer. When it receded, Mîrchell straightened again, a look in her glowing eyes that signalled death for the witness, and she raised her sword, a wide, and slightly manic grin spreading across her face as the blade came slamming down on the gutted stalker, before it stopped inches from the demons head, and he can see her face contorting in mindless fury as her arms shake in the attempt to butcher him, the other casters spell seemingly so much more powerful than the first.
Her growls turning very nearly to howls of pain and anger, Mîrchell collapsed to her knees, the blade coming down safely to her side as spasms shook her body, teeth clenching together. Her eye twitching, Mîrchell managed to say
"You think... Your magics... Can harm me!? I'll show you what true power is... You'll beg for mercy before the end... she growled menacingly, likely causing the demons a good deal of fright as she refused to roll about on the floor, despite the intense pain in both her chest and back. Out of the corner of her eye, Mîrchell saw the Fey beat down the remaining few demons, quickly advancing on the stalkers, yet still her body refused to listen to her, searing pain coursing through her body, yet she remained still, a blood-curdling growl escaping her lips as she fought it. Falling forward onto her hands and knees, she plunged her sword into the ground, trying to push herself up on it, and it wouldn't work.
Finally, her back started to arch and twist as the pain beat down on her will, almost causing her to lose her grip on herself. She could only hope that the Fey would crush them before anything else happened, though she refused to admit such to herself, preferring to think that she would overcome this to kill the demons themselves, entertaining dark thoughts to ease her mind, of how she would tear bits off of the demons one by one, the sweet cries of agony soothing her, before finally ending their miserable lives, their blood paying for her own pain.