Come On Baby, Play Me Something

When you didn't have a place to call home, everywhere was the place to be. There were no boundaries holding him back. No obligations to attend to. Simply his own agenda to follow if he wished to or neglect if he didn't. Today, Oxx didn't want to pursue his mother. Now that he knew where she was, the chase was over. Ah, nut thre games would just be starting.

A long legged lope took the giant across the wintery landscape. With no task to accomplish, he simply moved along, appreciating the scenery. There was snow everywhere. The world was a winter wonderland. Some may have complained, but not Oxx. Anything that didn't look like the swamp where he was blown was lovely.

Dark grey eyes shifted as they caught motion up ahead. He'd been expecting an elk or something similar but was pleased to see the pale form was a woman. Nice. Maybe he'd have some entertainment today. Altering his course, the slate and snow behemoth moved towards her. Already there was a grin on his maw. That grin faltered somewhat when he noted a second batch of movement. It seemed that he wasn't the only one following the pallid fae.

Throwing a bit more speed into his lope, Oxx came up beside the woman, showing no acknowledgment odd the ursine following. "Pardon me, miss, but you'd best prepare for a battle." His low baritones were filled with amusement. Only after he'd warned her did he turn to face the stalking bear. The grin never left.