Post by Faolán on Nov 9, 2020 17:55:59 GMT -6
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[attr="class","pltxt"]He carried a small bluish flower, clamped ever so delicately between two rows of sharp teeth, all the way from Ia’gha Lake. With the weather getting colder, it was harder and harder to find flowers that were worthy of her beauty, her presence, of touching her, but Faolán was nothing if not determined. He would go hungry before he would give up on such an important task. It was, perhaps, not as important as he made it out to be; but Faolán would argue that every single flower, no matter how small and insignificant in the moment, was part of a far bigger scheme of things. He had plans for the two of them. It was going to require each and every one of his gentlemanly tricks.
He tracked her scent into the recesses of a cave dotting the menacing slopes of Zozyr’s Glory. Inside, it was so dark and musky that, had he not just stepped out of the light, he would not have been able to say with certainty what time it was. It was so dark, in fact, that the pale bluish tint of his flower was no longer discernable. Eztli would not be able to admire the delicate way that its stem curved in mimicry of her slender physique, or the way that it reminded him of her eyes. In a brief, but nonetheless all-consuming moment of pure and unalterable rage, Faolán’s grip upon the flower became tight and constricting until it was nothing but mush between his teeth. As quickly as the rage was there, burning like fire behind his gentle green eyes, it was gone, extinguished, for he could smell her and nothing calmed him quite like her scent.
A low growl, similar to the mewls of a kitten, rumbled in his chest as he moved in to nuzzle her tail, intending to slowly drag his muzzle up the length of her body as he approached from behind. “Surely you weren’t hiding from me down here.” Faolán cooed. His tone was playful but, deep down, there was an edge of concern and questioning that he tried to bury.
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A low growl, similar to the mewls of a kitten, rumbled in his chest as he moved in to nuzzle her tail, intending to slowly drag his muzzle up the length of her body as he approached from behind. “Surely you weren’t hiding from me down here.” Faolán cooed. His tone was playful but, deep down, there was an edge of concern and questioning that he tried to bury.
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Tags: Eztli
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