Someone's been busy! [Amon]
01-15-2018, 11:17 AM
Amon could not help the smile which worked it's way onto his face. He was not a man prone to weakness; to call him such would not only be a grave offense but also quite hazardous to your health. Among his highest priorities was the ability to remain level, to persevere, to crush all notion of opposition. The moment Amon felt he could be truly accused of weakness he prayed that the Fallen God would smite him where he stood. He would not live in disgrace, in dishonor. And so it was that with Naamah Amon was forced to draw the line between favor and fondness. The woman made it difficult, of course. There were few, aside from Pyralis, who felt no hesitation in telling him what was on their mind. Her cynical humor was a balm on Amon more aggravating days, and she had produced a fine litter of children for him. Yes, she was a fae he would keep close, if possible. And he did favor her, it was undeniable. "I would have to agree," he mused. "You wear the life of a warrior well." The corner of his mouth curled into a smile. Naamah seemed eager to prove herself, and the place she would hold in the pack. Amon found himself eager to see this as well. She asked if she was home, and Amon chuckled. "Home," he agreed. "Would you like to go find the children? I'm sure they will be overjoyed to see you." Amon had dispatched the mother of his first litter. The weak woman doted on them, spoiled them and crooned to them when she ought to have crushed those gentle traits. This was nothing he feared from Naamah. He knew the woman had many valuable skills to offer them, and her own demeanor was similar to Amon's own. The not-quite-mortal woman had much to give, and Amon was truthfully eager to see what her proving herself might entail. He was surprised to find that he truly had faith in her, and was coming to believe that the Fallen God perhaps had unique plans for her all of his own. Walk, "Talk" Think |
Amon is prone to foul language, insulting comments, and the occasional act of violence.
His children are welcome in any and all of his threads!
His children are welcome in any and all of his threads!
