Thunder Cloud

*Thor* · 02-12-2014, 07:27 PM

Out of the shadows stepped a fair white wolf. She was smaller than him by a great deal with huge dark eyes, a slender figure and a far too courteous way of speaking. Damn. He'd been hoping a giant ass would step out of the weeds and try to maul him over his ultimatum. Perhaps her query was an attempt to get closer so she could chew off his face. What? He could hope.

Not easily swayed, Thor's ears flicked back and he met her smile with a venomous glare. "It most certainly isn't a good night and I require help from no one." To emphasize his point, the brute shrugged his shoulders hoping to snap the remaining vines...and all he succeeded in doing was stretching them a bit. Thor took his eyes off the fae just long enough to glare pointedly at the vines and then his gaze returned to her face. Damn it all.

He tipped his head back to glare at the sun. Whether or not he realized it, the stranger's presence had begun to make him think again. He wouldn't fly into a rage and chew the flora to pieces. However, if he was going to free himself he needed to focus less on what would look best and more on what would actually get the weeds off. None of this, unfortunately, crossed his mind because he was too set on being pissy.

The brute set about clipping the vines across his chest, occasionally glancing up at the fae who was still there. Now that he actually looked at what was wrapped around him instead of mindlessly tearing at them, Thor realized just how much of a mess he'd gotten himself into. Tendrils of brown wove their way across his chest and sides, some even cutting into his armpits after he'd stepped through the tangle. More than a few green shoots curved over his back almost like they were growing on him. He was not amused.

It didn't take more than a few bites to realize he actually did need help. There was no way he could tell which vines held the key to his release and he'd waste all night breaking them all. The brute snorted, grudgingly accepting defeat although he wouldn't say it out loud. He then turned baleful eyes on the intruder. "Lordy, there's no need to nag; if you must help me then help me already!"

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