Earth Warrior and Luckyspike900 Private Rp

Sinu:... If you're certain... *pulls a red crystal out of her jeans, crushes it, a red portal opens behind her. Coming from the portal are the sounds of feral beasts and the heat of the desert* This is your last chance. Once we enter, it won't be easy getting out.

Terrador hung his head low and stared at the ground as he thought over it one last time. If he were to accomplish this feat, anything was possible. A sudden surge of confidence enveloped him and his head sprung up.

"I'm ready for anything!" He exclaimed, urging to leap in the portal.

Sinu:.. alright. I hope your ready... *sighs a little before stepping through*

Terrador unsheathed his staff. He held it high into the air and let out a booming yell. The earth trembled a bit while doing so. This was perhaps his last moments in this realm and he wished to make an appealing exit. He leapt into the portal with a sideways flip, staff in hand. He wanted to be ready for anything.

Sinu: *when he enters, he should see the entire landscape made of ice, with puddles of lava here and there, yet the ice isn't melting and the lava is hot as ever, ash is blowing in the wind* This... is the underworld.

The extreme temprwtures of both hot and cold cause his mind to become hazy. The rain of ash troubled his breathing, and his body felt chills from his bare feet landing on the icy surface.

"This isn't too bad." He said with a bit of sarcasm.

Sinu:... yes, But there are strong demons here. And a lot of them. That behemoth we fought is nothing compared to King Behemoths...

"I'm ready for them." He said. This place seemed to have no earth he can use his Geokinesis. These conditions would also make any normal fight way more difficult.

Sinu: Well... if there's any one of a particular group of demons in the area we are leaving immediatly alright? No mortal can fight them unless they have the FULL power of the Master Emerald... only then could they even HOPE to overpower them.

"Sounds good to me. What are we doing standing around, let's go." He suggested as he headed off. With his bare feet and the icy floor, there was little to no traction. His steps seemed unbalanced and clumbsy.