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Post by deyna on Feb 6, 2006 9:48:43 GMT -5
Fae of light wandered into the abscence. The early sun rising highlighted 'er dark frame. A thin fog enveloped 'er hocks and made 'er look as if floating. 'er crown hung low and 'er tassels buried pools of deepest amber. Now was the time to start a new chapter of 'er life. 'he raised 'er front pillars merly an inch off the ground, but as 'he did so a small cry of 'er arrival emmitted through the morning, shattering the ambience. As if called to 'er a songbird called back. 'he felt as if she had awakened the forest. 'he lifted a front dagger daintiely and scoured the soft earth of it's skin. 'he raised 'er banner to signal her season, then 3-beated 'cross the land. A scream now vibrated through the lands and shook them, for she had come...
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Post by RiverRun on Feb 6, 2006 20:12:13 GMT -5
Im sorry to bother you Deyna, but could you please make your posts fit the posting requirement and please put forth more effort to make them more creative and longer. You can message either Kemor or I for any tips to get back into the swing of RPing. <33 Aaraya/Kemor
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Post by deyna on Feb 11, 2006 15:18:31 GMT -5
*bump...
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Post by Sequin on Mar 2, 2006 8:55:35 GMT -5
[puts a sticker on] you will be claimed by Dyain
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Post by dyain on Mar 4, 2006 18:19:18 GMT -5
My sweet doe laced in two tonesCome dance with the light
The endless light
Twist and twine
Your presious days with mine
Liquid mirrors widened to a great extent, not believing the sight they beheld as they gazed at an elegantly splotched fae, alone... From the silver brute's vision at the top of a small hill, the vix looked positively angelic, as though sent from the heavens themselves. He had emerged from the lands of brawl, a gruesome battle chained to his form. But the victor he was, is. Hazel vissionaries took in her muscular yet agile curvature, powerful appendages, and softly chiseled crania. The image was absolutely perfect. Stretching an ebon tipped appex, the king gracefully broke into a 2 step, daggers effortlessly slicing through the soft loam underneath, fluidly yet rapidly covering the short distance to the amazing fae.
As he neared her, appendages ceased their alabastar flashes as they slowed to an abrupt stop, kicking up a soft cloud of dust from the emerald-covered sod. The sun's warming rays bathed the lord with a warming golden light, gleaming his platinum pelt to absolute perfection, illuminating him greatly amongst the rolling fields of emerald. Every silken tendril of his pewter tresses shone with a gloss not other stag could accomplish as they cascade down his arched serpentine, landing with perfect form in a smooth silver waterfall. The pelting had the faint hue of rouge, the scent dim but there.
Slashing plumage flowed like a dream from a muscular rump, whipping through the air behind his poweful image, lifted by the gentle breeze. Ebon-dipped harks pricked simultaneously towards the vix, drinking in her sounds as well as his flared nares took in her luring scent. This fae was most certainly heavenly. As obsidian vissionaries gazed her down still, the lord's velvetine mug parted, pearly ivories clearly visible, releasing a sweet lulaby melody onto the air currents.
Fair maiden, I wish to learn of your blessing. Forgive thy unbecoming state, from battle I arrive. A victory it was, the gore perssed upon the challenger. I am of the dubbance Dyain. You have enticed me so, pardon my intrusion. I wish to as a follower, two femms reside as of now. Forgive my quick departure and arrival, please do follow
Hoping the fae wasn't perturbed by his abrupt decision, he parted his maw once more, letting his calming tone sail through the air again. Of course, the decision if yours, do not feel pushed, for I only want your angelic figurine to be pleased...Dropping his boa in a deep bow, the lord showed his utmost respect for the vix before turning away. How he wanted to whisk her away with him, to take her to the amazing forest of his home, to love her as his own. Yet he held himself together, slinking into the shadows of the night, to his terra he departed.
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