Nothing Left To Fear
10-15-2013, 12:34 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-15-2013, 02:52 PM by Dexter.)
Her joke let a sound slip from his dark lips, a low rumble in his chest and that rose up in his throat, thunder bubbling forth gentle in a soft lull. The sound of her giggle was like songbirds, a tickle to the nodules atop his skull, sending the auditory extensions curving towards her. Soon she asked about why him, his story. My story...? I'm afraid there isn't much to tell... He said as he continued to leak sea into forest, he could tell this was a different interaction then what he was used too. She had leaned closer to him, her fur brushed against his, the barely touching as she drew nearer. She had this sheen to her pelt, under the moonlight she almost glowed, the air blew around them, sending his snowy lengths swaying slightly, the ash that littered his back standing out dangerously obvious underneath the pregnant goddess. Her nose when inches away from him, he didn't feel uncomfortable with this, it wasn't bad, but it was unlike any experience he'd had before. Unsure how to react, the male held his ground, his hot breath sending heavy clouds to mix with the warm mist of her morning, I came from mountains... The peaks rose high, we had birds that you may not have seen, their claws were sharp as icicles... As he told her this, a small chill ran up his spine. He remembered home, remembered being nuzzled up against his mother, remembered what his father did. Those were tales she would not hear. Those were tales for no ears, dangerous they were, his eys still hadn't strayed, holding her's tighter, he kept his head cocked to the right as he tried to understand. There was this feeling inside him, not the lack of furious bee's in his skull, but inside him, he couldn't understand it, and was desperatly trying to. It was beautiful there... The sun was always warm, the sunset's were unreal... I came here to try and find a new life, experience something new... This place here is indeed just that... There are so many different things here, so many beautiful things... |