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Malakai nodded his head to her before the vision of her disappeared. He would have to fight for her, to free her people. He moved through the sand that was around him, glad that the amulet the water elemental had given him was really working. He wanted to disarm the enemy with the manticore's, but they looked so much more horrible from close up. They charged at him and lashed at him with it's scorpion tail. Malakai dodged one of the thorns, and used his sword to parry the tip of the scorpion's tail. He knew that if he would get pierced, he'd be a goner. Using his sword, he sliced off the manitcore's tail and moved on to the next, leaving that one to bleed to death.

It was hard being a warrior, Malakai decided, which is probably why his kind secluded themselves from the rest of the world. With all of this fighting it was no wonder people were hiding. He picked his way through the manticore advance, stabbing one in the underbelly, and swinging from that one to another's tail, sliding down the tail and stabbing it in the back of the head. He was careful, and was beginning to get the hang of this fighting thing. Though the sword felt awkward in his hand, he found that he used it better if he held it backwards, and used the flick of his wrist to end a manticore's life.

Malakai sucked in a deep breath as he killed the last of the manticore advance. He heaved in air as if it were going out of style and looked about him. The dark mages had already been taken care of, all that was left were the actual slayers. He moved in next to Goldlaria though he knew that he was no match with her. Instead, he just rushed forward, parrying a blow that was meant to take one of Goldlaria's arms off. He pushed the slayer back, and ran him through the middle.

Malakai was glad to go to a place that he was familiar with. His muscles were sore from the act of battle. It was heavy on his head. He wiped the sweat from his brow and moved towards the water. He could hear the words that it whispered to him and it made him hunger to feel it's touch against his green skin. He was so used to the water, it was so comfortable there. He stopped next to Goldlaria and smiled at her, his eyes glittering with admiration as he slipped the armor off of his body, setting it on the ground. He also placed his sword deep enough in the ground so that it would stand upright. "You fought very well, and I'm glad to be a friend to you." He moved onwards into the water in the thin trunks that he had left from the underwear of his armor. The water was cool, it was nice.

Malakai looked behind him after he lathered his body in the cool water. The sun shined down upon her and broke into pieces of light on the surface of the water. She radiated as if she had a halo over her head, and it was the most beautiful thing that he had ever seen. He was suddenly happy that his skin was green and no one could see him blushing. She was beautiful, so painfully beautiful. He clutched at his heart when he turned away, shaking his head. No no, that was not right. He would allow her to go where she wanted now that she was free of all of her bonds. He didn't want to tie her down. Not this time.

He was enjoying the water, loving it even. It was amazing and he couldn't get enough of it's feel on his skin. He had only been away from home for a little while and he had almost forgotten what it was like to feel the water, to know it, and to become one with it. He smiled to himself and turned to find Goldlaria. He knew that he would have to be going back home...without her. His chest ached when he thought about it, but he turned those thoughts away. He just wanted to show her something before he bid her goodbye. In fact...he wanted to give her a present. Something that only his kind could give her.

He spotted Moonstone talking to her, taking her away. He wouldn't allow that. Malakai moved up from the water, allowing it to roll off of his green skin easily. He smiled to himself as he moved up towards Goldlaria and put a hand out towards her. "Excuse me Moonstone, but there's something I want to show Goldlaria before I have to leave."

He smiled at her and extended his hand out towards her. He didn't want to give the surprise away. His strange eyes misted over as he thought about it, hoping that she would accept it. It would break his heart if she didn't. "come on, I thought I saw another little lake outside this tribe." he stared at her, his gaze sweet and kind.

He smiled to himself as he lead the way to the lake. He knew that she would like it, or he hoped so anyway. He took hold of her hand softly, allowing the fur to become familiar in his hand. It was a wonderful hand that was easily recognized by his slick fishy one. He moved to the lake and then stepped into it, dropping her hand for a moment as he waded in to where he was waist-length in the water. He turned to her then and smiled at her. "Alright, come on in, out to me."

He smiled softly as she approached him, and took her hand again, drawing her close to him. He pulled her even closer and wrapped an arm around her waist beneath the water. He placed her free hand against his chest, and held the other close to him. He smiled down at her, though his eyes seemed almost grave as they misted a little bit in the light that played off of the surface of the lake. He was so nervous to do this, but he knew that he had to, or it would eat him up inside. "Goldlaria," He began in his soft, velvet voice. "I know that you are not made of water like I, but it is the only thing I am truly connected with. Well...other than you." He gave her a soft smile. "Goldlaria, I'm sorry that I kidnapped you, but I would never take it back, not for a moment. Since I met you, I can't seem to take my eyes off of you, let alone my mind. It hurts me to think that I'm going to be away from you, but I'd never ask you to leave your people. I can't stay here, unfortunately, or I would in a heartbeat if it meant that I could be with you..." He was rambling, and he grumbled to himself as he shook his head, cutting off. "I don't want to think that I'm leaving you without a way to see you again, so...I have a surprise for you. He released his hand from hers, placing her now other free hand on his chest with it's twin. He dipped his hand into the water and when he brought it back up, it seemed to be glowing. He rubbing it along the length of her arms, and across her entire body, allowing her fur to glow a soft blue color. The glow soon seeped into her skin, embedding itself deep within her body. "There, now you won't be so far away, and I'll be able to talk to you...through water. If you ever need me for anything, just come to a body of water and walk into it, it may seem like you're drowning, but it's bringing you to me."