Unexpected Encounter [Gaios]
09-23-2018, 04:32 PM
Gaios was glad that the sun had decided to grace this day, if not most others in recent memory. He allowed its rays to warm his pale pelt, even as the day began to slip away from him. He looked southward and frowned. Knowledge weighed heavy in his mind, and he felt its weight pushing him farther along. The young titan recoiled against it, at least for the time. He lingered. He had questions he sought answers to before delivering his father's directive. After all, Amon had not been specific on dates, now had he? Gaios was not being defiant, said the quiet and frightful voice in the back of his mind, who still believed in some manner than Amon could appear anywhere he liked if given proper motivation. He was simply taking his time. All the same, he huffed. The grasses around him smelled rich, emboldened by the heat and frequent rains. He could not remember a time in his life that the earth had been so verdant. He enjoyed it quietly, thinking softly to himself. Vira was off on some other business, he assumed. She would find him again when she was of a mind, or perhaps the reverse, but either way he tried not to dwell on it. He needed a distraction in interim, was all. So when a dark furred figure made herself known up ahead, his ears perked. Conversation never disappointed. Either you found someone friendly to pass the time, or an asshole willing to shed a bit of blood, and either would suit him. From the look of the strange contraption strapped to the woman's back, he would hazard a guess that she was some sort of gatherer, or healer. He'd seen similar contrivances before, but they never failed to fascinate. He cleared his throat, loud enough he hoped that she might hear him before his voice startled her. She fae was not quite a tiny thing, but compared to his own behemoth genes, anyone could be considered small. "Excuse me! You look occupied. Anything I might be able to lend a paw in?" Gaios had always felt it difficult to be cruel outright. Even the offhand way his family tended to interact with mortals in had left the young male feeling queasy and anxious. The bold confidence most Abraxas had bred into them seemed to start more fights than it ever prevented anyways, and witnessing the hornet's nest that was their ancestral homeland had been all the worse. He fought to shake the thoughts away and sat down, hoping he would be a bit less intimidating when the older wolf caught sight of him. There wasn't much to lessen the impact of a dire wolf's presence, but it never hurt him to try. "Talk" "You" Think |
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