A very important and special date was coming up soon. It was the first time in sixteen years that they've been able to spend it together, and Lirin was not going to miss it for the world! Come hell or high water, she will be there, and she will have a spectacular gift to share with her twin sister. There was already a small little party planned, even if it was going to be a grand total of 3 people that Lirin knew of. Most importantly, Lirin had decided what she wanted as a gift for her sister. Now, to find someone to make it.
For this, the vampire has tracked down information about a group of dwarves who lived in the Mo'Mey Steppes, crafting in their forges at most hours of the day. This was her destination; the City of Sviet. As she walked through the luscious grasslands, Lirin found the landscape quite peaceful for the most part. Except that awful buzzing in her ears. She couldn't understand it. There were no insects flying around her ears, yet the sound was affecting her ear drums on a close level. In short, she was becoming quite irritated quickly.
Her steps were deliberate, graceful, even when she suddenly changed course. Going off the main path, Lirin made a beeline for a settlement she was unaware of at present. Soon enough, the scene before her was a sprawling yet small orc encampment. Their homes were primarily wood propped up hold animal skins in tent like structures. Campfires with makeshift spits were dotted among their haphazard living quarters. The young ran around gleefully, the adults glared at her, reaching for their weapons.
Lirin, for her hundred and forty pounds, small frame and upstanding traveling clothing that suggested she was of noble birth, did not look intimidating at all. The cloak was unclasped, allowed to slip off of her shoulders. Her backpack was dropped as well, landing right atop the discarded pile of cloth. Holding her hand straight out from her side, ribbons of ethereal wind wove itself about her extension, faster until her hand was blurred by it. When the wind dispersed, a ring that could easily slip over her own head was gripped tightly.
Shining brightly in the afternoon sun, Lirin held it before her with an approving smile. The chakram was found recently, and she had yet to test it out at all. The orcs let out some kind of battle cry, with intent of instilling fear into their prey's heart. Yet, the vampire was unaffected as she began to take deliberate steps forward. As a dancer, Lirin did a full pivot on one foot, extending her arm at the perfect moment and released the chakram.
It spun into her enemies, and returned without fail. Many lost limbs, some managed to merely obtain scratches. Lirin laughed as one's intestines were spilled forth from their belly, steaming as it lay in a heap at his feet. The chakram was released once more, catching a screaming child at the throat. Her head soared a few feet with the momentum, bouncing hard against the ground with a sickening plop as it rolled to her mother's feet. This seemed to enrage the orcs, but the vampire merely laughed as she continued on her killing spree, quite uncharacteristically.