Breathe Deep, Stop Time

*Amon* · 12-21-2017, 09:25 AM

Had he not looked back at Gulo, Amon might never have noticed the fae meandering about a ways downstream from them. She seemed to be taking in the power and awe of the body of water, much as Amon himself had been. Her quirked his head to the side, observing her coloration and form. The woman was lithe, long-legged and slender. Her coat was an amalgam of dull russets and golds, as if constructed from late-fall foliage, or a flame viewed through its smoke. He waited a breath for her to come a bit closer before he considered announcing himself. Looking down at Gulo, Amon leveled him with a dour glare that quite clearly said, Behave, and then raised his gaze to entrap the fae.

"A beautiful day for a swim, no?" Amon's resonant voice cut across the burbling sounds of the water and the rustling of the trees. It was an unnatural protrusion in this otherwise peaceful landscape, but Amon did not mourn the loss of its tranquility. With the arrival of this woman came the ignition of his mind, as was so frequently the case. More and more these days Amon found himself inclined to study the mortals of this land. His opinions of them had not changed, but his interest in them had. To incorporate them successfully into his Empire, he would have to understand them first. Amon did not know what other deities were believed to hold sway here, but he would have to learn if he was to disillusion them. Amon did not know the mortals history of this place, but he would have to learn if he intended to rewrite it. Every new acquaintance was a chance to do so.

The woman's coat was plush and luxurious, and it made Amon wonder whether or not she had been in Auster long. Amon's coat was thin, but silken; A summer coat which allowed his own svelte form to remain blatantly apparent. The titanic brute sat and remained seated, hoping that it would make his size somewhat less intimidating. Fearful wolves did not often share details of their lives without encouragement, and he would much rather earn his answers forthright. It was so much more efficient. Of course, only time would tell how willing this fae would be.
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