Damage Done To The Soul

8

"Shall we get their attention?" Keal asked looking at the undead rogue again. He shook his head. 

"This is a stealth mission, not an attack mission," he reminded her. 

"You don't have a choice!" she growled and pushed him from the rock face and right into the middle of the demonic forces. "Get ready!" A felhound emerged and tore into the undead rogue.  More forces poured from their camp like ants and looked for the hidden figures. 

"We should retreat they will annihilate us all," another said. 

"We can't take them alone," an elf said.  Before they could retreat a flying fel creature flew over them releasing a torrent of green over them, it burnt through their armour and tarnished their skin.  The ground gave way and they too tumbled down the cliff face and landed in the laps of their enemies. They were surrounded but one of the felguards recognized Keal. 

"Little Windrunner!" it grabbed her by the straps of her armour and lifted her from the ground. While the rest of the forces killed the rogues and dragged her back to their leader. She tried to get free but his grip was too strong. 

"You will die for this!" She exclaimed. 

"You first," he said throwing her in front of their leader.

"Ar Sylvanas' weakness," he said, Keal huffed a laugh.

"Far from it, she would leave me here," Keal said.

"That's good then we can torture you til the end of time," he laughed. Fel cuffs clapped onto her wrists and she was thrown into a cell with other unfortunates. The others gazed at her for a few seconds before turning their eyes away, they were all shells of eir former selves. Many warriors were caught and many were broken by their forces.

"What did you do to get here?" A weak male elf asked.

"Disobeyed my orders," she said looking down at the empty scabbard that sat on her hip.

"Foolish girl!" He exclaimed.

"Your hubris must be through the roof if you think you can take these creatures on your own!" Another elf spoke up.

"It's a mistake I regret," she replied.

"Good luck with trying to escape,"  he said.

"You're stuck here," the female elf spoke up.

"Great," she sighed and rested her head against the warm wall.  The fel guards paced the corridors glaring at each and every one of them, all sinisterly smiling at them. 

"Saw at's going to happen to us?" Keal asked.

"Use our energy to open portals to bring more demons through," one replied.

"Let's hope someone save us before that," she said.

"No, we're lost to them," the male elf said.

"Don't be so negative," Keal replied and looked around at her cell she examined the hinges. "Maybe we could lever the hinges off?"

"We've tried that, they are solid," the male elf said and joined her at the bars.

"Maybe we should try again?" She suggested.

"No," the female elf said. "There's no point."

"It's futile," another said.