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 Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 5:19 am
"It is your choice to be distracted by said 'pest'," Azumoth mused, once again continuing to trail after the mare. Tail swaying gently, he only briefly glanced towards it and the burrs gathering within the braided strands. Ah, his mother would go ballistic this evening but at least it would keep her occupied for the most part - she would unbraid his hair, rebraid it and chatter endlessly to herself while he only half listened and slept for the most part.
"I do not demand you pay heed to me, but then again it is impossible for Kalona to ignore such 'pests'...their pride forbids it," he pointed out coolly, relaxing into his sultry walk. He wasn't so much pursuing the mare as trailing after her - half in an attempt to ensure she did get off his territory and half out of entertainment. Usually this sort of thing was the other way round and he was the blustering one, now he understood why his family deliberately made him become irritated.
"But you are almost accurate, there are those who do not appreciate my company and others who do," he seemed unphased by the compliment that would have caused self doubt in others. It wasn't that he didn't doubt himself but he was aware of that loathing already and there was no point dwelling on it right now...this was more fun. "However if your companions accepted you, then why is it now that you walk alone and why is it now that the animals ofthis forest flee from you and come to me?"
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Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 9:16 am
Loveless didn't feel like it was her choice, but at this point, the mare only scowled as the stallion continued talking. Maybe he just liked the sound of his voice? That seemed like a worthy guess.
"As IF you could know anything about Pride, you are trailing behind a lady and speaking nonsense and harsh words. Don't think you can lecture me on Pride, I come from the greatest stallion of all, and I have learned from the best." Her voice was serious, and this time she allowed a comfortable smile to form on her face. "Your lectures are nonsense compared to what truths lay behind Pride.." Her father would be proud of her right now, since she was sticking to herself, and not to the stallions bullcrap.
At his last question, Loveless only raised her head to the sky, before pondering flight and leaving this idiot. "I don't know, and I truly don't care." she then answered, while turning her face to him once again. "That doesn't concern me, even a little bit. What concerns me is that they are stupid enough to hang around you, when they could be free and happy." And with that, Loveless undid her wings and dove into the sky, since she finally found an opening amongst the trees.
Her brain couldn't take that stallions chatter anymore, but once the air had hit her body, she felt soothed and relaxed, just as she always was. "Well, its been nothing but terrible talking to you. I'll be more then happy to stay away from here." And with that, she flicked her tail before picking up more speed and vanishing into the sky, since she DID NOT want to hear what comments he would say to that.
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 5:42 am
Game. Set. Match.
In his mind he had one, having suitably infuriated the mare she had left his territory and better still...she'd sworn not to come back. She could lecture and shout all she desired but the 'greatest stallion of all' could figuratively speaking, kiss his a**. She was a purebred and thus her father was a kalona like her. There was nothing 'great' about that race and nothing would change his view on that.
Nevertheless, he had performed his duty and secured his lands once more. His little 'stupid' creatures could once again enjoy themselves without the blatant disruption of something so very corrupt. Ah, and he had even benefitted from a brief stint of entertainment himself - no violence required. Alright, so he would admit the mare was somewhat different from the other kalona in her lack of physical attacks but her temper was still there.
...And they were always so easy to wind up!
"Entertainment over for this evening, I suppose." The stallion mused, turning on his heel as he pushed himself back towards the forest. Aye he could fly but he wouldn't give the mare the liberty of assuming he intended on following her.
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