"Who in Tessari's name is that?" the sorceress glared tiredly at the warrior in armor cutting through her ghouls and imps like paper. Then again, the imps practically are paper. But ghouls? They are such a head-ache to summon, and should be more than enough to slay five knights at once.
"An, uhm, an adventurer it seems, your Darkness."
"I can very well See that. Someone as capable as her clearly must have a name for herself." She said, lethal annoyance filling her words like the warrior filled her hall with the clatter of fighting.
"Well, erm, I'm not sure, y-your Darkness." the lowly imp assistant flittered nervously around her.
The sorceress studied the warrior's movements. She wasn't like the brutes and barbarians that came before, there was a calculated elegance to her movements. The sorceress licked her lips excitedly as the knight slew a slow but powerful Belphegor with five stabs in each weak spot. The way she danced between foes, every muscle moving as one, even her armor and sword moved as though they were a part of her. She was light on her fight, yet heavy in her strikes. A body forged for war, and a mind crafted for brilliance.
"I must have her." An excited, almost unnerving smile spread across her face as the warrior slew her last minion.
The warrior panted as she stood atop an exceptionally large pile of bodies, her sword plunged deep in one of them. With a heavy sigh, she freed it from the corpse, and marched steadily towards the sorceress. Her imp minion hid frantically behind its own tail. "You there, magic user! Are you the Matriarch of the Dark Arts? The one terrorizing the local Kingdom?"
"That is I." The sorceress said, studying the warrior still, and paying secondary attention to her words, "May I just say you are quite the marvel. You slew a demon horde that took me weeks to summon and restrain. Your force, intelligence, and agility all work in tandem. Truly amazing..."
The warrior, slightly thrown off, was unsure of how to respond. "Oh, uh, thank you? I'm here to kill you."
"Hmm, is that so? You're very straight to the point, I like that." The sorceress tapped her chin as if thinking, "Well now I just feel rude."
In an instant, dark chains radiating a purple energy wrapped the around the warrior, who immediately tried to jump away to no avail. Instead, she felt her knees buckle, and her arms fell limp.
"Oh, by all means, do squirm. I love when they squirm. You may outmatch all my demons, little warrior, but I am a mighty sorceress. Demons don't exactly start out obedient." She said, placing her hand on the warriors head, holding her steady despite her relentless struggling. The magic chains began to creak. The sorceress looked uneasily down at the warrior's face, the embodiment of pure fury.
What is this woman made out of? The sorceress thought, By the gods, I wouldn't be surprised if she was half god herself. The sorceress pushed heavily down on the warrior's head, a hex appearing around her wrists.
The warrior twisted and turned and pulled against the chains, her rage consuming her. She would not be beaten. "You damned Sorceress! I will be your end!"