[Vinny] Epic Rivalry

[Shavir]

Shavir stood facing three armed men, soldiers, but not Knights. They were hunters, something he had run into quite a bit lately. He didn't bother drawing his sword, as it was common knowledge he was a dragon after the last situation with the Fairy Queens presence. Well, maybe not common knowledge, but a rumor nonetheless. He didn't waste time with words, yet jumped immediately to fire breath.

Unleashing the blast of fire from his mouth, even in his human form, scorched the men and killed them with ease. As the corpses hit the ground, he inhaled loudly, shaking his head. Dragonslaying amateurs. He came here to sell and buy, to meet with old friends. Not to be hunted like a deer; it was his life though, and they met their fate with ease.

[Vincent Delaware]

Vincent had heard there were some newbie Dragon Slayers in the countryside, so he thought he'd go pay them a visit. He brought some equipment, only the ones he'd need to slay a dragon with. Bringing extra weapons would only encumber him and that could be fatal. On his back was his Hylian shield and Dragonsbane. The shield was flat on his back, providing the best possible protection for his back if things got nasty. The hilt of his zweihander stuck up over his shoulder shoulder where he could draw it easily.

The armor he wore wasn't a full set like a knight, just bits and pieces to protect his vitals. He had a pair of shoulder guards that were overlapping scales with chain mail hanging down to provide some protection to his biceps and triceps. The same concept of overlapping scales worked with his gauntlets too. These reached halfway up his arms and had smaller scales to cover his fingers.

A breastplate covered his torso and sides but leaving his back exposed. Next came his greaves. This armor covers his kneecaps, shins, the sides of them and the tops of his feet. There are leather straps on the back but there is also two metal rings in case the straps are cut. His helmet he carried under his arm.

Moving along the fields of Hyrule, Vincent noticed three men confronting another man. It didn't really seem like a fair fight, if there would be one. Suddenly the three men were dropped by magical fire...no...Dragonfire. Then that must mean those three would the newbies he heard about.

Damn idiots, confronting a dragon. They got what they deserved. One shouldn't trifle with a dragon that can switch in and out of human form when still an amateur.

Shaking his head, he donned his helmet, a full helmet with a solid plate that covers his chin and mouth then a visor that drops down to cover the rest of his face but that was left up for now. The visor was like old medieval ones with multiple slits for the knight to see out of. Figuring his was ready, he jogged down to the scene of the crime, his long blue coat billowing out all epic-like.

"Hey you!"

Genius farmer, genius.

[Shavir]

As the bodies hit the ground, the voice called out, the Knight catching Shavir's attention. The man could of at least tried to get a sneak attack in if he was planning on following the ideal of hunting a dragon. Shavir could of course not know this, nor did he initially expect it. For all he knew, this was simply a traveler, well armed and armored, who saw the situation transpire.

"Ugh....."

Turning to the knight, he crossed his arms and shook his head. "Can I help you?" He had no desire to explain the situation to the man, if he hadn't already gathered it from deductive reasoning.

[Vincent Delaware]

Coming to a stop a few meters from the dragon in human form, he spread his legs in a defensive position, just in case he was attacked first. He muscles were tense but his joints were relaxed. He was prepared to draw his sword should the other release Dragonfire.

"Yeah, I suppose you could. I noticed you decimated those men with some kind of fire. Are you a dragon then?"

It was obvious he was, or some kind of fire fiend in human form. Either way, Vince would have to kill it. If it was a dragon, he'd have a run for his money. He's only slayed lesser dragons, nothing with a large true form. Maybe he'd get to test out his White Fang technique since Dragonsbane is all he needed most of the time. One-two hit combos ended it for lesser prey.

[Shavir]

He laughed at the mans disposition. "If one swims in water, are they a Zora?" He didn't see the point in a dragon slayer. Shavir upheld the ideals of justice and law; these people were no more than criminals in his eyes, hell bent on eliminating a race simply due to their power. While it was true that Shavir did not agree with the government installed in Hyrule, did that make him a villian? Or perhaps it was because he was an Ainur.

These frustrations would not be voiced to a stranger however. He cared not what the man though, but what his intentions were. "From what I've heard, I'm quite the dragon. I once lived here in this town, peacefully, as a lumberjack. I enjoyed my life." He simply stared at the man, wondering what his course of action would be.