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in this moment, the demented man was content. no need for herbs or shrooms, just the company of this woman. it was miraculous. he'd never felt so at easy in the presence of any one other than his beloved brother. it was here, prancing around this willow, that he wished to stay. their melodious song would come to an end and he would still; a dumb, lazy smile playing upon his lips. ardent pools of cerulean and salt gazed upon her has she circled him, his tri-colored banner flicking playfully at her on each round. when she would pull up and rest her muzzle beside his own, he would lean slightly toward her. it amazed him, as her luxuriously supple tongue swept over his lips, that such a romantic act could seem so innocent. no tingle, no tension, just a comfortable warmth. like a secure hug from a dear friend.

quickly she would turn away, and immediately the virulent man was concerned. he knew something was amiss inside her head - never before had he seen someone change so unannounced or unforeseen. he leaned the slightest bit forward, gathering his thoughts and about to inquire about her feelings before she turned once more to him. while he was still a bit confused, he decided to let her tell him on her own terms - if she ever did. after all, he himself had darker secrets that he didn't wish to share with anyone but kapras?us. so he would play a mischievous smirk upon his lips, allowing her paw to bat his muzzle down toward his chest before he pounced into a springy pace to chase after her.

a delirious, light chuckle slipped past his maw as he followed at her heels around the willow, nudging the side of his nose playfully at her thighs. together they sounded like a couple of clumsy, soft-hooved horses trotting around. but it was not long until the gods decided to end the only fun jaeger had been having since his beloved brother. a harsh wind caused the man to pause in his trampling, those ill-matched eyes of his inspecting the darkening skies above. softly his voice would creep from a cautious throat, "this doesn't look good, kodda."