OoC: This weekend is gonna be busy for me too, but I have spare time to post.

IC:

Selena watched as Xavier collapsed to the ground and she sighed in relief that the forest wouldn't be burned down. She heard Xavier fall to the ground and looked over to him as the make shift rain came down.

"Hey, you put out our fire! Now hare are we going to show the town guard that we are a force to be reckoned with?!" cried someone behind her and she turned around. A group of bandits were around them and she suggested that they were the ones that started the fire.

“We could just kill the two who put it out and then set another one,” another bandit replied. She was still full of energy and slowly reached for her short sword on her hip.

“Why kill them? It would be easier to take them back to our hideout and make the town pay ransom money for them!” said another bandit.

A dozen hidden bandits leaped from the burned trees; wielding swords and ropes.

“Let’s get the unconscious one first!” Selena grabbed her sword, ripped it out and jumped at the first one closest to her. She stabbed him in the back and jumped onto another one.

She didn't really like killing people, but will have to when they want to use her for something or kill her. She jumped from bandit to bandit and ocassionally threw a Deku nut to stun a few to eliminate them.

But her energy was running out with dodging weapons and going to bandit to bandit. She also had to keep an eye on Xavier and tried to prevent anyone from taking him.

Even thought he did steal something, he saved an entire town, she thought as she kneed a bandit that was running at her. More bandits came out of the trees and charged at the two that were in the center of them all.

She was panting and her legs felt like they would buckle anytime. Suddenly, a bandit came out of the trees and hit her hard on the back of her head with a club, knocking her out.

"Okay, tie these two up and head back to the hideout. Make sure not to let any of them escape, the girl already has shown us her skills," he said as he looked at the bodies that laid sprawled across the forest floor.