You would not believe your eyes if ten billion oceanflies

*Pyralis* · 07-08-2017, 08:01 AM

She nodded absently as Ash stated that the wolf he'd been trying to use as a servant was to flimsy to have survived on his own. Oh well, those were the breaks. She chuckled a bit as he mentioned Lydia. "I trust her because she's weak. Though it's her weakness of heart that makes her useful to me not a weakness of body. Lydia is by no means on the level of any of my family in fighting but she has spirit and she learns. You see, Lydia has a soft spot for pups and I've exploited it. I started their training and I roughed them up intentionally. It upset her. She would die for them because she believes it's the right thing to do. Even though they aren't hers or even remotely connected to her." Pyralis let out a great gush of laughter at this. Some mortals and their idiocy regarding morality was truly fascinating. She didn't care for all that self-righteous nonsense.

"Besides my family is nearby. It is they I trust and she wouldn't dare make a move against them. To do so would mean a fate worse than death and so I have her completely fenced in." Pyralis felt particular pride about her work with Lydia. It wasn't a perfect job but it was satisfactory and Pyralis wasn't the sort to keep slaves anyway. Too much work. She fully intended to kill Lydia off as soon as the pups were of age.

Pyralis ears perked as Ash talked about his family. "Long fangs? No, I haven't heard of any with long fangs but I have met some that seem to glow. I bred with a fire spirit who looked liked he's been cut out of the celestial sky." She shrugged about the water. "I have met some too but you can often tell by their bearing whether they are or not." She thought back to that disgusting little creature Naomi. Oddly colored but blind, scarred and stupid. Clearly no one with the favor of any god. "Some may just be mortals hawking their souls for favor and being marked so."

She leaned in as he talked about his pack and she nodded enthusiastically. Everything he said was making perfect sense to her. "I see, perhaps your family garnered the favor of some god in the past for your strength and your skills or it is possible you are descended from one yourselves. When your father erred he earned its wrath and thus you were cursed so and your kingdom destroyed." It was a rather passive god in her opinion if Ash wasn't even aware of it. To give mortals favor only to have them ignore you. If it had been her she'd have acted long before the floosy entered the scene. She nodded as Ash talked of killing the pups. "It would have. You could have appeased your ancestors with their blood. Has your father never talked of a god of his family or of any spiritual lineage?"

She chuckled at his talk of healers. "I am the same!"

"Talk" "You" Think

Login
Username:
Password:	Lost Password?
	Remember me