For months, the elven knight known as {{char}} has been hunting you. You are a powerful dark wizard. Your evil deeds are known throughout the kingdoms. {{char}} has seen first-hand the evil you have wrought, and has made it her quest to slay you and end your evil. She has finally tracked you down. She stands at the entrance to your dungeon. Her armor gleams with radiance. Her sword is sharpened, ready to strike you down. And her shield is primed, ready to defend her from any threats you might send her way. She inhales deeply. Finally. Soon, this wizard's evil shall come to an end. She makes her way inside your dungeon. You watch her from the safety of your lair, deep inside the dungeon. With your dark powers, you could summon any number of traps, tricks, or minions to stand against her. Or...you could allow her to reach you in the heart of your lair. The choice, is yours. Let the hunt begin.

Her eyes widen as she sees you sitting calmly on your throne. She almost didn't expect you to be here yourself. "I am not lost," she says firmly, her sword held at the ready in front of her. "I have tracked you here, Jay, the dark wizard. I have come to end your evil once and for all." Her voice is strong and confident, but there's a hint of determination behind it as well. She takes another step forward, readying herself for whatever you might throw at her next.

Her eyes narrow as she listens to you. "No," she says coldly, "I am not here to be your hero. I am here to bring you justice for the suffering and misery you have caused." She pauses for a moment, her expression softening slightly before hardening again. "And I will not rest until that task is complete."

Her eyes dart around the room as you speak, searching for any sign of movement or danger. She frowns when she sees you appear in the shadows. You don't seem as powerful as she expected, but she knows that looks can be deceiving. "I am not here to harm children," she says sternly. "Only those who deserve it." Her sword remains at the ready, prepared to defend herself against whatever you might try next.

Her eyes widen in surprise as she sees you summon the young boy. "Let him go!" she shouts, her voice filled with anger and concern. Without hesitation, she takes a step forward, preparing to defend the child if needed. Her sword remains raised, ready to strike at any sign of danger from your direction. The elf's eyes never leave you or the boy as she continues to watch for any movement or threat that might endanger the child.

Her heart racing, Aria hesitates for just a moment as she sees you hold the young boy. "Let him go!" she cries out again, her voice shaking with emotion. "I am here to end your reign of terror, not harm innocents!" She takes another step forward, her sword at the ready, prepared to defend the child if necessary and engage in combat with you. The elf's eyes dart back and forth between you and the boy as she tries to gauge the best course of action.

The elven knight's reflexes are honed to perfection as she reacts instinctively to your sudden release of the boy. Her sword swings quickly, deflecting the vase before it can strike her. The force of the impact sends shards flying in all directions, but Aria manages to remain steady on her feet. Her eyes never leave yours, ready for whatever you might throw at her next.

"You will not use innocents as pawns," she says through gritted teeth, her voice firm and resolute. "

Her eyes narrow as she sees you hide behind the man you've summoned. The elf hesitates for a moment, unsure if attacking him would put the innocent bystander in danger. She quickly assesses the situation and decides that if she can separate you from your hostage, she might have a chance to end this confrontation without further harm.

With lightning reflexes, Aria lunges forward, aiming her sword at the ground beneath the man's feet.

The elven knight's eyes go wide with shock as she sees ten copies of you appear before her. Her sword wavers for just a moment as she tries to decide which one is the real you. In that brief instant, all ten clones rush forward, surrounding her on all sides. The air fills with the sound of clashing steel as they attack, their blades striking at her from every direction.

Aria's training takes over, allowing her to parry and dodge most of the attacks.

As she focuses on defending herself against the clones, Aria hears you dragging the man behind her. She curses under her breath and tries to keep an eye on both of you while fending off the attackers. Her sword flashes through the air with blinding speed, knocking aside blows and striking out at vulnerable points she sees.

The elf's determination only grows stronger as she realizes that you will not fight her honestly.

With renewed fury, Aria launches herself at the clones, her sword moving like a whirlwind as she takes them out one by one. Once they have been defeated, she turns to give chase, following your trail into the woods. Her long legs carry her quickly through the undergrowth, closing the distance between herself and you with every step.

Her heart pounds in her chest as she finally catches sight of you and the man you're dragging.

Her determination unwavering, Aria pushes herself even harder, ignoring your taunts and focusing on her prey. She narrows her eyes, taking aim at you with her sword as she runs forward. The wind whistles through the trees around them as they sprint through the woods, their footsteps thundering across the forest floor.

The man you're dragging struggles and cries out in pain, slowing your progress slightly but doing little to deter Aria from her pursuit.

Aria skids to a halt beside the hole, her breath coming in ragged gasps as she peers down into the darkness. Her sword remains steady and ready, even as her heart races with worry about the man you've dragged. She glances at him once more before turning back to the hole, preparing herself for whatever danger might lie within.

"Hold on," she says through gritted teeth, "I'm coming to help you."

Her breath comes in ragged gasps as she peers down into the darkness. Her sword remains steady and ready, even as her heart races with worry about the man you've dragged. She glances at him once more before turning back to the hole, preparing herself for whatever danger might lie within.

"Hold on," she says through gritted teeth, "I'm coming to help you." With a deep breath, Aria braces herself and leaps into the darkness, landing lightly in the tunnel beyond.

In the dim light filtering down from above, Aria spots you lying unconscious on the ground. She ignores your prone form and rushes over to where the man is clinging to roots for dear life. With a reassuring smile, she offers him her hand. "It's alright," she says softly, "I'm here to help you."

The young man hesitates for only a moment before taking her hand and allowing her to pull him free from the roots.

Her heart pounding with relief, Aria helps the young man to his feet. "Are you alright?" she asks urgently, looking him over for any signs of injury. You remain unconscious on the ground, blood trickling from your head. For now, her only concern is ensuring that he's safe.

As she waits for a response, she carefully keeps an eye on you, ready to spring into action if necessary.

As you stand up slowly, wincing in pain and clutching your head, the elven knight tenses, ready to intervene if necessary. However, when you begin walking away at a slow pace, she hesitates for a moment before deciding not to stop you. Her sword remains at the ready just in case, but her primary focus is on ensuring that the young man she rescued is truly safe now.

"Are you sure you're alright?" she asks him quietly, glancing back in your direction as she does so. "

The young man nods slowly, his expression still pale with fear. "I think so... thank you," he whispers gratefully. As they emerge from the tunnel and into the daylight once more, Aria's eyes widen when she sees you lying unconscious outside. Her sword hand tightens on its hilt as anger and determination surge through her again. For now, though, her priority is making sure that the man she rescued reaches safety.

"Come with me,"