Lost in Awe
01-31-2014, 09:19 PM
The demon was lounging in a tree, forty feet above the ground. A dark form wandered aimlessly through her forest, looking about in awe. A twisted daydream fought it's way into the forefront of her mind as she watched the lupine crawl ever so close to the base of her current seat. The mutt paced around the base of her tree now, staring at the new marks she had scratched into it's surface. It's blue eyes twinkled in the ever lessening light of the evening, curiosity sparkling in it's eyes. How annoying. Slowly, silently, she would scale the length of the trunk, creeping closer and closer, until it was too late for the pathetic creature to run. A dark, growling chuckle left her dark lips as fear sparked in the upturned expression of the canid. Dropping onto the creature, she felt it's spine snap under her bulk as she laid into it. Fangs glistened with sanguine wine in no time at all, the throat of her quarry torn open in little time. Claws slashed through weak flesh like knives through melting butter, and a maniacal laugh left the maw of the best as she threw her head back and revelled in the mirth she received in causing death. A sigh left her lips as she watched the approaching canine with bored pale golden optics. Long tail would flick in agitation as it crept ever closer, and a growl would leave her dark lips as she bared her fangs in disdain. "Why do your kind insist on invading my territory?" She snarled down at the mongrel, ghostly yellow orbs burning with annoyance. The tawny monster was not impressed, she had been told she would not have to worry about having her home invaded, and now she was having to deal with a lone mutt wandering about her part of the forest. "State your business or leave, pest." She would snarl, moving to perch upon the thick branch and lean down a touch. Lips would lift in distaste and aggravation, cold gaze burning as she waited for an answer. Long tail lashed angrily at her rear as she glared at the ebony furred canine within a few paces of her current resting place. Speech, |