sunsets and icy jets

N/A · 08-07-2013, 12:52 PM

The sultry fae had been waiting much longer than she thought necessary for a reply, until finally a sound rumbled from the feline's silver throat.
Hmmmm,
Silverback pondered, the suspense causing the ebony woman to give her long tail a flicker. The celestial cat gave a shake of her head before continuing to speak.
No no darling. You musn't go around letting the world decide what it is to call you. You decide for yourself what you are, and tell it plainly.
She spoke, provoking the obsidian seductress to take even more interest in the conversation, and even a touch more of a liking towards the leopard. Silverback rolled her shoulders before adding more to her speech.
Your kind tends to think such great thoughts of company and opinions and pack matters.
Raven knew this, of course. She had always been one to ignore what the pack said though, because it was usually an insult or a slur against her parentage. Yet she drove those painful thoughts back, and let Silverback's voice continue to fill her tall auds.
But I do hope you don't forget what it means to be an individual.
She was touched. A creature she had once thought to be no smarter than a branch, and more violent than an elk in mating season, had views such as this, and was sharing them with her. A smile crossed her lips, dancing over her delicate, beautiful features. She decided to point something out to the silver coated feline, to prove she was quite individual.
Ah, but I am alone. I don't see the point in packs, or being with more than one wolf for any reason other than a decent conversation, or to screw one another.
She told her, chuckling at the last part. She hadn't done anything with a male other than tease him, make him want her, and then disappear into the forest, never to be seen again.
Though I must say, Ma'dam' this conversation is the best I've had in a long time. She added, just to see how Silverback would respond. It ought to be interesting, given simpler words had divulged the cat's earlier speech.

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