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 Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:44 am
The God of Chaos was reclining in a semi-peaceful area, outskirts to a jungle. Though his presence easily scared away the preybeasts, the smaller animals, like birds, never bothered to flee when he was around. Probably because he always ignored them, and thus they were save.
The great beast had been away from the mortal realm for a time, trying to grasp at the facts that he truely did have mortal emotions, to a point, and thus lost all control over his domain. It frusterated him, but he was slowly coming to terms with him. He would do something about it, do something with Laana. But for now, he just wanted to escape from old memories. Perhaps then, he could slowly piece himself back together. With a little glue and tape, or something like that.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:02 am
Having left her children sleeping peacefully in a place of Leboya's hiding, the neon lioness had taken the opportunity of not having the little ones in danger without her, or underpaw, to go out hunting.
However, even for one such as herself, the lioness was easily able to tell that there was something amist when the preybeasts that had been so grouped together when she'd stalked past them with her extra four sets of paws with her earlier had scattered. Had there been a hunt in so short of a time?
No.. that couldn't have been it.
Walking out into the grass, Leboya looked about, looking for anything that may have threatened her enough to send her back to her young ones for their saftey.
However, the only thing she was able to see that would have daunted her in such a way only froze the lioness in her pawprints.
.... What..?
Her bright red eyes stared off towards a larger male of brash coloration, like a giant warning sign. Had she ever seen anything like him?
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:12 am
Dathcharu'kai, as the god was so called, gave out a loud, rude yawn, oblivious to the nearby lioness. He was still a little distracted in his thoughts, though that sun was feeling mighty nice now...yes...
He flared his wings up in the air before letting them stretch out away from him, letting them soak up the warm sun's rays. It was always good to keep them warm and dry, as the God had certainly run into problems with it before.
"So lazy today," he stated, his snake-slit golden eyes lazily glancing out. There were no prey beasts to watch, no others except for a few vultures that roamed the skies. "Guess everyone knows I'm here," he grumbled. So boring.
His blood-coloured jewelry charmed out a soft noise as he shifted a bit, and noticed a form off in the grasses. "Well well, I guess I'm not alone with the birds today."
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:33 am
Flattening herself against the ground when the god held up his wings, the lioness stared at the god in a sort of awe, admiring, but playing it safe enough to not approach. She could only be so safe, afterall.
She remained in place, ears perked up as little bits and peices, quieter and uncomprehendable, of what he was saying caught them. At least he didn't have a booming voice to scare her to death with. Then nobody would ever get her to sit in one place.
Head lifting a bit as the god looked in her general direction, his mouth moving, Leboya watched him with a bit of a curiousity. Well it was obvious now that there was an existance barrier between the two (though such a thing had not impeded a conversation with Bahari..), but the lioness rose up to her full height, not her 'attempt badly to hide' height, thus trying to make herself seem as unthreatening as possible....
at least as one could be with as bright 'WARNINGPOISONOUS' colors on their coat.
She'd wait to see what he did, best not to approach.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:06 pm
"Hmmm...."
The crimson god's brow quirked as he noted that though this form didn't seem to flee at a moments notice, it also didn't seem to near him, either. Not that he blamed it. He was, after all, a formitable god, if he did say so himself.
He gave off another yawn, a little mixed with a roar at the end. Whould that scare off the creature? It's certainly bright colours would scare anything else off, he knew that for sure. Such a strange creature. Ah well.
His tail flopped on the ground beside him, startling a bird that didn't seem to notice the thick tail near it's perch. The squaked, flying off towards the strange form off in the distance. He thought it was a lion, but he wasn't certain...he had met a cheetah in the pass. And in these lands, any soul could roam; even a gods.
"Wonder if it'll even come over to see me," he vainly mentioned. Perhaps flaring his wings again would work. It always seemed to.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:16 pm
Her head turn to watch the bird as it fled away from the god, a slight smile playing upon her lips, before her brightly colored eyes turned to look back to the god. His mannerisms were quite amusing, indeed like her other 'friend' of the immortal sort.
Indeed the slight flaring of the god's wings got the lioness to at least make a few more steps in approach, only out of curiousity. She wouldn't come close enough to be within an limbs, or even a body's reach of the god, however, and sat herself down a safe distance from the male, studying the pattern of his body and his markings.
Had she heard of a god that fit such specifications? She couldn't recall.
"Well, it seems as though you have a way of clearing an area out for yourself." Leboya praised, seeming to be rather impressed by how he had caused so many creatures to flee from the area.
Of course, it wasn't to say that Leboya couldn't have. It was simply she wouldn't have wanted to in the first place.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:50 pm
So, the creature had finally made it was closer. Took long enough. He was able to note that his visitor was a liones, and indeed, very colourful. He hoped that her personality was as colourful as her coat; he wasn't in the mood for drab, unintelligent company.
"Perhaps, even if it's not what I intended." He soothed out of his throat, continuing shortly. "Though it seems I wasn't able to completely clear the area."
He eyes her fabulous coat, the strange markings and colours lightly reminding him of something...but he couldn't quite grasp it. Ah well, not a big deal. He would always pride himself on him being the most eye-catching thing around. He was definately one of those vain, don't-give-a-damn gods.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 1:10 pm
A laugh escaped the lioness as she lifted a paw to smooth it across her opposite leg, almost in a sort of psuedo-nervous manner as her coat was the subject of attention.
"Ah, perhaps there are some creatures who don't flee without thought from your fabulous company." Leboya replied with her casual tone, smiling in a sort of meek way, before dropping her grooming paw back down to it's previous position next to her other paw.
"Unless that upsets you?" she then inquired, leaning forward to rise up from her place, before taking to walking in a semi-circle motion around the god. Her stride was slow, almost casual, one paw after the other. It wasn't so much of a parade, as a way to better study the male.
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 3:07 pm
Well well. This lioness has a silver tongue in that cute head of hers. Interesting company was indeed the best, and praise made it all the better. he would do his best to keep it from getting to his head, though. He needed to act like he was in charge, because he should be. Dominating male? Check. Hot body? Check. Great personality? Check. Yup...in charge.
"I could not be upset to have such beautiful company with me," he cooed, very content with himself. A little harmless flirting never hurt. "I just hope I had not ruined any plans you may have had. The prey beasts seem to dislike me more then the normal mortal, you see, and flee quite...easily."
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 3:22 pm
Purring contentedly at the compliment, the neon lioness put her pacing to a stop, and sat again, now within reach if he were to decide to test the distance. Any concern of being lashed out at had been pushed out of her mind rather nicely by the charming personality of the god.
"Ah, any plans I had can wait for later. Afterall, the beasts will return to his place eventually. If not, I can go to them." she replied, smirking a bit, her head flickering to look away towards where she'd left her kids, checking to make sure there were no little ones in the distance to pique her concern and send her running to.
None.
Looking back to Dath, the lioness bowed her head a bit, respectively.
"Well, you'll find that I will no run away so easily." she teased.
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:19 am
And the pretty little lioness could hold her words. Obviously she had quite a head on her shoulders. Interesting indeed. He settled in warmly, his wings slowly drawing themselves to rest on his back, as they normally did. No point in risking a little trouble if one perhaps stepped on them.
"True, true. The prey isn't as thoughtful on things like that as we can be." He said, slipping in a tone that complimented the female; using the term 'we'.
He wasn't sure on how to respond to her teasing, and so he left it at that. "Why, may I ask, is such a lioness as yourself out here on her own? It's not always safe to roam alone," he teased her back, implying as if he could do something dangerous to her at any time.
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 6:14 pm
Laughing smugly, the neon female plopped herself onto her side, to put herself down to the same level as, or lower then, the god; a small gesture of unspoken respect. Afterall, it did no good to make a higher being look up at you.
When the hint of potential danger was spoken, a complacent grin came over Leboya's lips, which parted partially to show her teeth off.
"Ah. A good point on your part, wise one." she complimented, shifting her weight a bit. However, it wasn't on the immortal's realm to know such things. Like her instinct to know how her children were, though she never truely trusted her 'gift' and would check anyways.
"It may not be safe, but I've always had a..." she paused for a moment to find the right word for it, before finishing her sentance, "... an instinct for where danger is, and is not." Again, Leboya grinned her smug grin.
"Unless you would know otherwise?"
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Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:40 pm
Dath's ear twitched as she finished her last question. Hmph. Maybe a little too smart for her own good. Even if she was giving him respect, did she actually, truely mean it? He doubted it. Play along, play along....
"Are you implying that I am far from dangerous, miss?" he implyed with a little irritation. "One such as I could easily turn the tables, or just stay how I am. For that is how Chaos works, m'dear...."
He had certainly picked up a few gentleman-like qualities as he had grown, but indeed, his mind was always full of conflicting feelings and urgings. it was hard for one to contain.
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Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:19 pm
"I would do not such thing~" chimed Leboya in reply, though her tone was the less then joyous one she normally spoke with, instead more sullen, almost sorry she'd sounded like she had been questioning the god.
"I was simply curious as to if you knew something I did not."
Ears flattening back a bit, the neon lioness shifted a bit, almost nervously, before closing her eyes and sighing. "So I apologize if you took what I said in offense."
Indeed, she did feel a bit threatened by the male's words. The jellyfish lioness wouldn't be the first to admit it, however.
But she did her best to swallow it and remain as calm as she could (or as one could when they were worried they were going to be pounced.)
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Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 5:35 pm
Dath had obviously taken the bright-lioness' words wrong, but one such as him would never admit to it. So he instead twisted a few words to bring up what she had really meant.
"Ah, you ask about visions of the future? I'm afraid that gods do not carry that trait. None that I have met." He said casually, as if acting that he never cared about the seer-abilities that some mortals carried. Infact, it made him feel incredibly uncomfortable and vulnerable, but he would never admit that to a soul.
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