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Hell Cavern	By : Koori Category: +S through Z > World of Warcraft Views: 3541 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own World of Warcraft, nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.

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Author's Note: I hope the next two chapters come across well enough. I wanted some of Rain's past revealed and this was the best way I could think of. The flashbacks only last two chapters and then we'll be back to our current storyline, enjoy! ~ K

Chapter Thirty-Two
The shadows opened up and three Sin'dorei appeared. There were two adults, the male had long blonde hair and was dressed in crimson robes. The female of the pair had black hair, cropped short. She was dressed in red and silver armor. In front of them was a child, his long black locks were pulled up in a ponytail. The trio of elves knelt and out of shadows a large demon appeared … Illidan.
"The Prince sends us my lord, to serve you in anyway we may be needed," the female elf said, though her words were Thalassian Falcon understood them clearly.
The Betrayer glanced over the elves with a look of boredom. After a long moment one of his talon like fingers pointed at the adolescent and he spoke, "send the child to Varedis to see if he suitable to be trained."
The elder male glanced up with a look of alarm. "The demon hunter?"
Illidan turned his attention to the elf that had spoken. "Is that a problem?"
"No, my lord," the woman spoke quickly, giving a venomous look to the male. "It would be an honor to have our son taught by your apprentice."
The half demon lord disappeared back into the shadows of the dreamscape, the elder male moved protectively in front of the child. "I will not let our son become a demon spawn …" Falcon never saw the sword drawn but it buried itself in the side of the male, wield by his wife. The fingers twined around his own tightened their grip, reminding Falcon that Rain was still standing beside him in the dream world.
"Take the coward away; I spared his life by missing any vital organs out of respect of the child we created together." The male Sin'dorei abruptly vanished leaving just the woman and her child. She knelt down in front of him, using her finger to wipe away droplet of blood that had fallen on his cheek. It left behind a crimson streak across his fair skin. "Adran, my son, you obey your new master and learn all he has to teach. Bring honor to your mother." The child bowed his head and the shadows crept back up and the pair vanished.
"Adran … I'm sorry about your father," Falcon whispered as the darkness once again receded. This time it was easy for the druid to pick out Rain in the crowd of shirtless elves. A few years must have passed since the first dream sequence. The young Sin'dorei was wielding a single warglaive, spinning the dual bladed weapon with ease against a second elf. Falcon watched in admiration as the pair traded blows in a beautifully graceful but deadly dance. Rain maneuvered close and left a crimson cut across the left shoulder of the other.
"Very good cadet," a blindfolded female demon hunter said. Her bare breasts were covered with emerald marks.
The dream shifted slightly centering on Rain and the other initiate, Falcon wasn't surprised to watch as Rain healed the cut on the other's arm with a touch. However, he was stunned when the once injured elf pulled the Sin'dorei into a sensual embrace. The Rain in the vision blushed and pushed the other male on the chest to separate them. "We can't, Monel," Rain said, "We've pledge ourselves to our lord if we were caught …"
Rain's protest was silenced by a kiss from Monel. "Then we won't get caught," Monel said. "I complete my initiation tomorrow and claim a demon as my own. I'm going to lose my mortal sight; I want the last vision to be of you naked beneath me."
Choking back a sob the present Rain whispered. "We were caught."
The dream smoke swirled around once more. Rain and Monel reappeared unclothed in front of a blonde haired male Sin'dorei; the blindfold marked him a demon hunter.
"Please, Master Varedis … it was my idea I used the gift of manipulation on him … do not punish him for my mistake!" Monel pleaded.
"Only one of you will live fulfill your pledge to Lord Illidan," Varedis said. "You have five minutes to figure out who it will be."
Once again the dream shifted and centered on the two boys, too young to fully understand the emotions that brought them to this moment. Falcon wanted to scream tell Rain to 'turn it off' but if this was something he wanted the druid to see, he would endure it. Monel took off a necklace he was wearing and pressed it into Rain's hand. "It has to be me," he said. "I never had the heart to be a demon hunter anyway."
"I'll follow you as soon as I can," Rain said.
"No!" Monel shouted. "By the Sunwell, no … please … I'm doing this so you'll live."
"What is the point of living if you're not here?" Rain said as a tear fell down his cheek.
Monel wiped the tear away with his thumb as he brought Rain's lips to his. "You've barely been alive a handful of season. There is so much to live for, we never got … as far as I wanted but I did get to see you naked beneath me if only for a moment. Thank you, stay alive, find the love we were denied. And if they allow it, continue your training, grow stronger …" the last words were barely a whisper, "and then avenge me."
Demon claws pulled Monel from Rain's arms, screams of pain echoed around Falcon but thankfully the dreamscape stayed black as the young Sin'dorei in the middle crumpled to the ground.
"They made me watch," Rain whispered. "The demon that was supposed to be sacrificed for Monel was his executioner. It took three days before it allowed him to die and I was made to watch the entire time." There was no hesitance in his whispers only unbridled grief. It seemed in this world Rain was able to communicate as an equal.
"Is that when you were given to Shaith?" Falcon asked.
"No," Rain replied. "I was sent back to Master Varedis to finish my training. I did as Monel asked of me. I grew stronger and more powerful; soon it was my day to complete my initiation."
The shadows receded once more and the dream Rain appeared, across his back was a set of warglaives. He was bare-chested, except for an amulet around his neck. He was kneeling before the demon hunter Varedis. "Tomorrow you will lose these puny eyes and gain sight beyond your imagination."
"Yes, Master Varedis," Rain replied.
A third Sin'dorei appeared and whispered into Varedis ear. The demon hunter frowned and looked down at Rain. "Are you sure?"
"Yes, Master," the other replied.
"Damn it," Varedis swore. "All this time wasted … disarm and subdue him."
Two Sin'dorei suddenly appeared and grabbed Rain from behind. With the grace of a panther, Rain sprung away from the pair and took the warglaives from his back. There was a clash of blades as Rain skillfully defended himself from the attack. Soon he was doing more then shielding himself, he was striking back with deadly accuracy. The first two foes fell but were replaced by four more; after one of those fell there was an unearthly shout. "Enough!" Varedis had unleashed his inner demon and the shadows erupted in flames.
When the fires faded Rain was chained to the ground, manacles around his neck, arms and legs. At his side stood the same woman from the first vision, his mother, and like the former, Illidan had also returned.
"What have I done wrong, Master?" Rain pleaded from where he was bound.
"Yesterday was supposed to be a momentous day. I asked your Prince to send a large regiment of Sin'dorei in my name to destroy the city they now call Shattrath. And do you know what happen? That venomous snake Voren'thal and his followers threw down their weapons and begged to join the Naaru in their fight against me … ME!"
"My lord, I am truly sorry but what does …"
"What does it have to do with you?" Rain's mother's hissed. "Voren wasn't the only one to leave, some of our brightest scholars and magi were swayed by him as well, including your father."
"Father?"
"And by orders of Lord Illidan the traitors' bloodlines shall be purged," his mother said, her voice as cold as ice. "I was only unlucky enough to be related by marriage. However, you child …"
"Have been honorable to my cause," Illidan interrupted. "So I have chosen to spare you."
"My lord!" Rain's mother sounded alarmed. Falcon couldn't believe she was actually eager for her son's death.
"Chose to spare you but to strip you of your power and demote you to a position more worthy of your rank …"
The darkness swirled around the pair and within … the cruel laughter of Mistress Shaith could be heard.
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