Heroist
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Ugh, damn it. I should have stayed invisible. That's not fair. Flesh cannot withstand magic. I won anyway.
Theohar came to and tried to sit up. He managed it with great difficulty. His vision was blurry, his whole body ached, but it felt like the pain was fading with each passing minute.
The mage tried to focus his eyes and look ahead, but he could only do it with great effort. However, he finally realized that he was aware of his own consciousness, which made him feel a little better.
"-Yes, unexpected..." - was Theohar's first thought. "-How stupid. I've never lost to anyone before! Well, of course, I knew that there were mages more powerful than me, but that some kind of maniac, who doesn't even know the simplest spells, could defeat me like that!" Theohar strained to rub his eyes and looked around. He was surprised that so many participants in the battle were still alive. Then the mage turned his gaze to the man.
"-I've seen his face somewhere... Or am I just imagining it..." - the mage tried to remember. "-No, I definitely know that..."
An unexpected thought struck Theo, but he decided to remain silent, deciding that he couldn't fully trust his feelings and memory after the battle.
Anyway, don't go too far without me, I'll be following everyone on autopilot if anything happens, until I return tomorrow)
And if I sent the message about waking up too early, I apologize.
Theohar came to and tried to sit up. He managed it with great difficulty. His vision was blurry, his whole body ached, but it felt like the pain was fading with each passing minute.
The mage tried to focus his eyes and look ahead, but he could only do it with great effort. However, he finally realized that he was aware of his own consciousness, which made him feel a little better.
"-Yes, unexpected..." - was Theohar's first thought. "-How stupid. I've never lost to anyone before! Well, of course, I knew that there were mages more powerful than me, but that some kind of maniac, who doesn't even know the simplest spells, could defeat me like that!" Theohar strained to rub his eyes and looked around. He was surprised that so many participants in the battle were still alive. Then the mage turned his gaze to the man.
"-I've seen his face somewhere... Or am I just imagining it..." - the mage tried to remember. "-No, I definitely know that..."
An unexpected thought struck Theo, but he decided to remain silent, deciding that he couldn't fully trust his feelings and memory after the battle.
Anyway, don't go too far without me, I'll be following everyone on autopilot if anything happens, until I return tomorrow)
And if I sent the message about waking up too early, I apologize.
Whatever