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 Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 11:53 am
Feel free to join in with this RP at any point with any Carousel pet. You don't need personal/written permission to participate.
In short. There is a storm, and those that are in the storms path are trying to get away together and find others to help them get to safety also.  A storm was brewing, the ocean was choppy with waves as high as small mountains. The sky was dark and cloudy, hiding the stars and the moon. That was part of the reason why Maion was so upset. The night just didn't seem right without them watching over him from above, afterall he was the God of the Ocean and just like him the Moon also had a natural power over it. That made them kin - one and the same. Yet in the dull cloudy darkness of the night, he knew that there was something strong approaching, something that was likely to rip trees up from its roots, whip away settlements and burrows. And so it became his duty to warn those who may be in the path of danger. Standing up from his sitting position near the cliff position he spread his mighty wings and jumped. The air currents swirled and whirled below his wings before he started flapping his wings to fly. It didn't take long for him to get to the land ahead of the storm as he started to search for anyone who may be in the path of the storm. Everynow and then he would call out; "Is anyone there?"
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Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 12:49 pm
 Tea was scared of the storm she heard outside. It seemed as though it would be a horrid one. She already hated the sound of thunder and lightening. She wished that she had someone there with her. She heard someone call out "Is anyone there?" She ran up to the surface and shouted back. "I am!"
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Posted: Tue May 25, 2010 12:57 pm
 The whispers of the trees spoke of the oncoming storms, and Loq'uani finally opened her eyes to look around. The skies above were ashen grey, but the skies farther beyond were coal black with the rain they contain, yellow energy flicking in their hearts. She shivered and stood, her eyes sweeping the area. Already she could feel the wind as they brushed the tree branches. Many a tree would be broken tonight.
A voice rang out, breaking her from her thoughts, and she slowly crept to the edge of the treeline. A dark-furred Fox with pale wings was the source of the voice. Another Fox ran forward to the Fox.
Her thoughts were mulled. Another God, here. She leisurely moved down the hill, the leaves on her headdress bending back gently in the breeze. As she came up to within speaking distance of the other God, she sat. No God liked another encroaching without permission. "This storm will bring floods with it, and damage." She said, her voice mild, but flicking with energy.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:32 am
Maion had begun running towards the voice before his mind had even made the conscious decision to move, instinct perhaps but he knew someone needed him. And although he had no power over the storm he could at least help others find shelter away from the storms path. As the owner of the small voice came into view Maion bowed his head in welcome before speaking in a soft and gentle voice. "Do not fear little one, but I think you need to follow me to a safer place." He gave her a gentle smile that seemed to light up his face and make the stars upon his pelt dance in happiness.
Before the little female fox he was addressing could reply he heard another voice over the roaring of the building wind. Yet even from this distance he could hear the power within it, turning to face the approaching source he noted that it was a Goddess that had spoke, the colour of pelt matching that of the tree trunks while her wild headdress was leaves threaded and tied to a golden tiara band. She was pretty that was sure, a living personification of a tree. "Yes," he replied to her statement. "The Ocean is already out of control -I can not being it back to order." The power of the storm, the hold of the Moon -nature had its ways- sometimes disasters were needed, the brought with them new life and new beginnings, and Maion would not stand in the way of that.
Remembering that he was here to help those who lived in the path of the storm he spoke again to both of them. "Come on, we need to keep moving -see if we can find anyone else." With those words he was granting the other diety permission to approach him, knowing all too well that she was keeping her distance so not to offend him or force him to attack.
Looking around he quickly assessed the situtation. Continuing away from the Ocean seemed to be the easiest route through the forest, be he could be wrong since this wasn't his territory.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 10:48 am
The not so little Endor was living in a huddle under a hill. He had gotten seperated from his parents in his teens. He had taken to staying here since the trees had plenty of shade to keep him from overheating with all his fur. Like many who stay here in the forest, he was always happy with the changing seasons and the weather. Those who lived in the forest were always somehow trying to stay in touch with mother nature.
It was the sound of other animals scampering about that woke him up. He slowly trodged to the hovel entrance. Whoa! What was going on. Something must be dangerous. It wasn't like other lions or tigers to just run away from a dangerous foe or creature.
When he saw a little fox pass him by with a look of extreme intent on its face, he decided to follow this fox. Wisdom dictated to him that if he follows these animals; he might find someone who could explain all of what was going on.
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Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:01 pm
As Tea approached the other fox she noticed that this fox was not like any other fox, he was a god. His wings were so beautiful they looked as though they had fallen straight from the sky onto his back. She heard him say not to fear that he would take her to a safe place. She was ever thankful for that. "Thank you sir for helping me." Tea had not been away from her parents den long and was still getting used to being alone.
Tea then heard another say that the storm would bring damage. It was the Goddess of the Forrest. She noticed that she stayed a distance away from the other god. After the fox god answered her they started to look for others. Tea noticed that another animal came to follow in behind them as they moved.
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Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 5:48 am
((Just incase anyone wants to know what Graceangels Endor looks like I thought I would post a link XD))Maion watched as the group went from three to four, a young lion of browns, blacks and gold and a small horn upon his head. But now was not the time to take in the details of his companions, for his objective was clear. Get ahead of the storm. "You don't need to call me Sir," he said as he looked towards the little fox once more as they continued to move away from the Ocean (and his home). "My name is Maion. What is yours?" Maion was the God of the Ocean, although it wasn't obvious simply by looking at his night time pelt and his white wings - yet if you thought about it the link was clear. Maions gifts where strengthened by the night, and just like the Moon he could control some of the Ocean waves and direction. Yet in the store the currents of mother nature would not be controlled... and so he would be a guardian instead. He gave the small fox another smile before turning to the Lion. "Do you know what's going on?" Maion could tell simply by looking at the Lion that he was young, most likely freshly out of adolesance and most likely hadn't seen a storm like this before. After a little while Maion decided to explain. "Its a storm, one that will flood the area and most likely knock down several trees. We are moving to higher ground."
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Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 12:19 pm
Loq'uani stared at the winged God, and slowly looked toward the storm beyond, the gulf of dark water seemed to tremble with pent-up rage as she watched. "I think there is a group of inhabitants in the clearing by the river that winds it's way through the woods on the hill..." She murred, her blue pupils seeming to glow against the black of the surrounding. "It's safer than the valley." Her paw pads touched the ground without sound and she slowly ascended the hill which she had just climbed down from.
"This way, friends." She murmured. "If we manage to get far enough ahead, we may be able to build a small shelter to keep our hides dry!" She let out a laugh, and loped up the rest of the hill, her tail swishing with the excitement.
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Posted: Thu May 27, 2010 3:33 pm
Endor looked about taking in the various persons who were addressing him. He did notice two of them seemed rather different than himself or anyone he'd seen in his family. While he didn't know what a storm was either, he could pick up the intensity in their voice. It definitely sounded forboding.
Endor was a gentle spirit. He was happy with family gatherings, eating food, and enjoying the simple things in life. He had no idea about the destructive side of the earth. The forest had always been kind to him. He kept looking towards the tiger who reminded him so much of a tree. When she gave her direction, he thought to himself, ~She must be a guardian to us!~ Then, he said out loud, "She sounds like she knows best. Maybe we ought to follow her."
His eyes were always on the other two. His mind went back to what Maion had said about a 'flood'. What was a flood? It sounded very wet. Endor's fur rippled along with every hair standing up on end. He wasn't at all interested in getting wet.
With that thought in mind, he high tailed it right behind the tiger who looked so much like a tree.
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Posted: Thu Jun 03, 2010 5:38 am
Maion listened carefully to the Goddess, pausing only to evaluate the group that where travelling together. Some of them appeared fragile but fast others sturdy and much slower. If needs be he would send those faster members ahead and hang back with the slower ones. He couldn't just leave someone -not in the path of the storm. After all his control over the Ocean may still come in handy. Even if it only allows him to force it either side of his person, maybe make it chance cause by a few metres. Anything would be better than nothing.
"Acknowlegded." He said to Loq'uani before turning to scan the area she mentions, it would be a climb but nothing they couldn't do together. His wings would allow him to fly and if needs be pull the others up one by one.
Starting once again he allowed her to lead, she knew the area better than him and could save them precious time.
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