Big bad king of the sea
07-05-2013, 12:40 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-05-2013, 12:43 PM by Pepper.)
When the boy first saw her it was as if he were ready for a fight, but within seconds he shrank down. Not so much to look pitiful but just enough to show her he didn't want to fight her. Even the sneer that had been plastered on the boys face was now gone. That in itself might have made her smile had she met him before everything she knew went wrong. Before anything could be said between the two the other male spoke up. His voice deformed and to anyone else would have probably made them shrink back, tuck tail and run. But not this girl, this girl's ears perked up and her head turned toward his voice. To her it was interesting as even though he sounded terrible he didn't scare her away either. She couldn't see him from where she stood and apparently he couldn't see her either due to the fact that he only spoke to the boy. She stood silently as she listened to the boy give his name, her tail flicked once to her right as she debated on giving her name or just leaving. Before she had the chance to make up her mind the other man had addressed her, he hadn't seen her so he must have heard her tail hit the bush she was standing next to. He was inviting HER to eat, to share his meal with him. She couldn't help but wonder if she was dreaming or if the man had just lost his mind. She stood there for several moments as the boy before her seemed to look hungrier and hungrier by the second. She wondered when the last time he ate was as she stepped out to were the other could see her. Still she held the same posture and her voice remained as it was when she had spoken to the boy, Basilisk. She looked at the man who had seemingly invited her to eat with them, but he had done so with a hint of reluctance in his voice. Looking at both of them she gave her name as she walked to the man next to the elk"I'm Pepper." This man too was black, but he had a few grey markings and dark blue almost black eyes. She placed herself in front of him and on the other side of the elk. She couldn't help but ask his motive toward offering his meal as no one had ever done anything that included her without having a motive. "Why offer to share your meal. One you worked for and to one you don't know." she raised her brow as she looked at him from her now seated position. She truly wanted to know. Speech, |