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Prince Caspian

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Played by Cara

"Cara has managed to...create a character that is both mythical and life-like. Impulsive, moody, and yet kind and good-hearted, Caspian is just beginning to show the makings of a true leader."
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Cross saw he was at no position to defend himself against an arrow aimed for him. He prepared for the worst until a sudden flash of light blinded him with a quick crack of thunder that left him slightly deaf for a few moments.

Regaining his stability he realized the arrow had missed, it was far behind him and no where close. Looking back he realized the Telmarine was on the ground, clearly knocked out but he didn't know by what. Looking around carefully he noticed a pine tree, well what remained of it. It had exploded by the sudden touch of lightning, a strike so close he wondered how it didn't hit them instead.

It seemed a branch may have knocked him out as it lay slightly over him; it was either that or the lightning strike itself. He wasn't dead, that was for sure as he still noticed the enemy breathing but non-responsive he remained.

"Just great, no sense leaving him here to die in this storm. If I do someone else may notice and decide to kill him..." He thought hard to himself; perhaps Caspian would be much kinder as to help him in this time of need.
Putting his sword back into his sheath he realized a drop of blood drip from his cheek.
'The arrow must've skinned my face...' he thought, not a serious cut, nothing to be concerned of anyways.

Cross knelt beside the Telmarine and tried to snap his bow, after much efforts he gave up seeing it clearly was not going to break. It was strong and durable, no honour in removing his weaponry but to be safe it should be removed and out of sight in case he awakens.
He held the bow as he dragged the soldier towards the camp, best to hide him close-by first or else someone may try to kill him. He knew how, the bushes always served as good hiding places, thus he would use that.

What a good deed he was doing he thought; I wonder how Caspian will respond though. He is the enemy after all...