Soliath Devin Talith
Family Man
Soliael stood in what appeared to be an arena filled with terribly rendered holographic monoliths that made him feel slightly uneasy about where he actually was. He wore no armor save for two thick gloves with metal plates laid across them and a singly black and orange bodysuit. No mask adorned his face this time and there was a certain ghoulish blackness in his eyes.
His eyes drifted around the arena, displeasure crossing his features as he looked at everything around him.
He didn't like this. Not because he felt threatened, more annoyed. The arena didn't quite fit what he had believed a fight like this should be given. He had expected something more, something grander, something...beyond the imagination. Perhaps he had been over eager, or perhaps his expectations had simply been heightened by the spectacle that his sister had once displayed in the Cauldron. His lips pursed for a moment, and then he shrugged.
Whatever it was, Soliael was slightly disgusted at being here.
Presumably somewhere among these columns was his opponent. A man, or perhaps a woman who had already fought in the first round of the tournament and won. An impressive feat it had been he was sure, though Soliael didn't care too much.
He rolled his shoulders slightly, preparing to fight.
His eyes drifted around the arena, displeasure crossing his features as he looked at everything around him.
He didn't like this. Not because he felt threatened, more annoyed. The arena didn't quite fit what he had believed a fight like this should be given. He had expected something more, something grander, something...beyond the imagination. Perhaps he had been over eager, or perhaps his expectations had simply been heightened by the spectacle that his sister had once displayed in the Cauldron. His lips pursed for a moment, and then he shrugged.
Whatever it was, Soliael was slightly disgusted at being here.
Presumably somewhere among these columns was his opponent. A man, or perhaps a woman who had already fought in the first round of the tournament and won. An impressive feat it had been he was sure, though Soliael didn't care too much.
He rolled his shoulders slightly, preparing to fight.