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Onyxia: Being the only female in my family now, it's a lot tougher in my claws. Well, Demon, anything updated on your plans? I'm sure a god or two has come stumbling your way by now, hm?
Selkahr: -Lands softly upon the rafters above, having come in through the skylight windows, and peers down at teh duo below, fur puffing slightly and her talons sinking into the wood.- > -> -Watches with a silent rumble in her chest.-
Samhain: *grumbles* Unfortunately things have been going rather slow with my plans...I haven't encountered many other Gods since I last spoke with you. It would seem fate is conspiring against me at the moment.
Onyxia: *drums her sharp claws on the floor* No... recruitments? *raises a brow*
Samhain: No...It seems most foxes here are either too loyal or too lazy to take a stand against the Gods.
Onyxia: Ah, that so...? Say, who was your beautiful lady friend who... helped bandage you yesterday? It seemed like you two got along quite well. *smirks*
Selkahr: -Gives a small growl from above, still peering down at the two but not moving.- Hoping to play the pity card, "Oh Great One"? Nobody it would seem, but you know of my mother and I. Or is it that you lack the brain capacity to remember? 3<
Onyxia: Well, well, well. Speak of the great harpy beauty, I was just speaking of you. *chuckles* I'm sure you didn't hear well from your distance, but the maze demon here did say 'most', not referring to all, dear.
Samhain: *looks up to the rafters* You mean her? That would be...oh, what was it again? I seem to have forgotten your name. *gives Selkahr a mocking smirk* And to be quite honest, you and your mother hardly seem interested in giving or receiving help.
Selkahr: -Bares her fangs, just a little, at the insults she was handed by both.- I had heard well enough. The so-called Lord of the Maze is nothing more than a maggot with bits of magical sparkle about him; he's best left to rot. -Snorts, narrowing her pupils on the source of most of her annoyance...Samhain, of course.- We've been here longer than you, and unfortunately, we've had to lay low because of our history with the wretched Goddess herself. You think we would crawl over and whimper to help you, who can't even defeat a measly fox with a gun and sword, and a piece of scrap metal?
Onyxia: Is that so...? Come to think about it, I've never even seen your magic, Demon...
Samhain: *glares at Selkahr* You've been up here longer than I have, but I've been down in that maze for my fair share of time. I know things neither you nor your mother know of. The only reason those worms are such a nuisance now is because my power is restricted. Once I destroy the Gods and reclaim my previous power I won't even have to look at them to end their pathetic lives. *flicks his wings then looks to Onyxia* I choose to reserve my magic for when it's needed. I'm currently....limited in my store of power, unfortunately.
Selkahr: -Snorts.- Excuses, excuses, that's all you offer. If this is but a fraction of your full power, Demon, then I would hate to see you embarrass yourself with your full power. > -> -Flicks her wings, growl still rumbling in her chest.-
Onyxia: What a pity... Perhaps my world was better to stay in after all. *exhales some more smoke, this time quite darker* Hmph, I suppose I'll continue to provide my aid if you still need it, Demon. *lets her wings unfold as she approaches the closest window* I won't bother you any more for now; I bid you two a goodnight then, if there is such a thing. *smirks before flying off*
Samhain: *flicks his tail then settles his wings and sits, choosing to go about this in a less aggressive, though still offensive, manner* At least I have power to show. What have you got? All I've ever seen you do is hide behind the reputation of your mother. Don't forget, woman, it was I who defeated you in the maze, not the other way around. If I didn't know better, I'd say you have nothing to show for all this talk you do.... *watches Onxyia take her leave, a bit put off by how displeased she sounded at his explanation, then returns to Selkahr*
Selkahr: Good night, Black Dragon. > >; -Eyes her as she leaves before snarling aloud and dropping to the set of rafters where Samhain was, pulling her lips back to expose her fangs.- Any magic I have is sealed within. My mother used to be a Goddess, but the Goddess herself could not strip away her power, so she was sealed. As I am. As my brother is. All I have to show for it is the strength I have. -Stops, then smirks as his lingering look to the window made her feel smug.- Ah, doubt in the face of an ally. How jagged is that pill to swallow, Oh Great One? You said the maze was your domain. Clearly, it was not mine. But if you had even half your full power, as you say, then on even footing, you are no match for me.
Samhain: *flicks his tail, quite annoyed at the trouble this harpy has caused between him and the only one he's managed to ally with* You try my patience with this petty obsession over your defeat in the maze. I think it's time this conflict came to an end. *stands and partially spreads his wings, eyes locked onto Selkahr and glowing faintly*
Selkahr: -Snorts at him.- Are you so keen on being defeated that you'd dare to challenge me while injured? -Bristles, feeling it to be an insult to her own abilities, despite her confident front.-
Samhain: If that's what it will take to put an end to this then yes. Besides, how can I expect to bring down the Gods if I can't even handle the normal offspring of a fallen Goddess? This is an opportunity to reveal if my plans have any hope or...if it's all forlorn attempt at revenge.
Selkahr: -Lands softly upon the rafters above, having come in through the skylight windows, and peers down at teh duo below, fur puffing slightly and her talons sinking into the wood.- > -> -Watches with a silent rumble in her chest.-
Samhain: *grumbles* Unfortunately things have been going rather slow with my plans...I haven't encountered many other Gods since I last spoke with you. It would seem fate is conspiring against me at the moment.
Onyxia: *drums her sharp claws on the floor* No... recruitments? *raises a brow*
Samhain: No...It seems most foxes here are either too loyal or too lazy to take a stand against the Gods.
Onyxia: Ah, that so...? Say, who was your beautiful lady friend who... helped bandage you yesterday? It seemed like you two got along quite well. *smirks*
Selkahr: -Gives a small growl from above, still peering down at the two but not moving.- Hoping to play the pity card, "Oh Great One"? Nobody it would seem, but you know of my mother and I. Or is it that you lack the brain capacity to remember? 3<
Onyxia: Well, well, well. Speak of the great harpy beauty, I was just speaking of you. *chuckles* I'm sure you didn't hear well from your distance, but the maze demon here did say 'most', not referring to all, dear.
Samhain: *looks up to the rafters* You mean her? That would be...oh, what was it again? I seem to have forgotten your name. *gives Selkahr a mocking smirk* And to be quite honest, you and your mother hardly seem interested in giving or receiving help.
Selkahr: -Bares her fangs, just a little, at the insults she was handed by both.- I had heard well enough. The so-called Lord of the Maze is nothing more than a maggot with bits of magical sparkle about him; he's best left to rot. -Snorts, narrowing her pupils on the source of most of her annoyance...Samhain, of course.- We've been here longer than you, and unfortunately, we've had to lay low because of our history with the wretched Goddess herself. You think we would crawl over and whimper to help you, who can't even defeat a measly fox with a gun and sword, and a piece of scrap metal?
Onyxia: Is that so...? Come to think about it, I've never even seen your magic, Demon...
Samhain: *glares at Selkahr* You've been up here longer than I have, but I've been down in that maze for my fair share of time. I know things neither you nor your mother know of. The only reason those worms are such a nuisance now is because my power is restricted. Once I destroy the Gods and reclaim my previous power I won't even have to look at them to end their pathetic lives. *flicks his wings then looks to Onyxia* I choose to reserve my magic for when it's needed. I'm currently....limited in my store of power, unfortunately.
Selkahr: -Snorts.- Excuses, excuses, that's all you offer. If this is but a fraction of your full power, Demon, then I would hate to see you embarrass yourself with your full power. > -> -Flicks her wings, growl still rumbling in her chest.-
Onyxia: What a pity... Perhaps my world was better to stay in after all. *exhales some more smoke, this time quite darker* Hmph, I suppose I'll continue to provide my aid if you still need it, Demon. *lets her wings unfold as she approaches the closest window* I won't bother you any more for now; I bid you two a goodnight then, if there is such a thing. *smirks before flying off*
Samhain: *flicks his tail then settles his wings and sits, choosing to go about this in a less aggressive, though still offensive, manner* At least I have power to show. What have you got? All I've ever seen you do is hide behind the reputation of your mother. Don't forget, woman, it was I who defeated you in the maze, not the other way around. If I didn't know better, I'd say you have nothing to show for all this talk you do.... *watches Onxyia take her leave, a bit put off by how displeased she sounded at his explanation, then returns to Selkahr*
Selkahr: Good night, Black Dragon. > >; -Eyes her as she leaves before snarling aloud and dropping to the set of rafters where Samhain was, pulling her lips back to expose her fangs.- Any magic I have is sealed within. My mother used to be a Goddess, but the Goddess herself could not strip away her power, so she was sealed. As I am. As my brother is. All I have to show for it is the strength I have. -Stops, then smirks as his lingering look to the window made her feel smug.- Ah, doubt in the face of an ally. How jagged is that pill to swallow, Oh Great One? You said the maze was your domain. Clearly, it was not mine. But if you had even half your full power, as you say, then on even footing, you are no match for me.
Samhain: *flicks his tail, quite annoyed at the trouble this harpy has caused between him and the only one he's managed to ally with* You try my patience with this petty obsession over your defeat in the maze. I think it's time this conflict came to an end. *stands and partially spreads his wings, eyes locked onto Selkahr and glowing faintly*
Selkahr: -Snorts at him.- Are you so keen on being defeated that you'd dare to challenge me while injured? -Bristles, feeling it to be an insult to her own abilities, despite her confident front.-
Samhain: If that's what it will take to put an end to this then yes. Besides, how can I expect to bring down the Gods if I can't even handle the normal offspring of a fallen Goddess? This is an opportunity to reveal if my plans have any hope or...if it's all forlorn attempt at revenge.
