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 Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:15 pm
 Kizi stalked around the tall grass, a scowl on her normally cheerful face. She had lost track of Awena and that was a problem. She knew that the little genet would come back, she always did, but when she didn't have the purple ball of fluff to boss around, she got a bit irritated. Still, she couldn't afford to let down her 'cheery-perfect-sister' act, so she had refrained from messing with her siblings recently, at least when daddy was around.
Where was Jini when she needed her?
Oh yes, it would be absolutely perfect if she could catch Jini alone right now, but the past couple of days she had stayed glued to their father's side, making it hard for her to torture her pitiful sister. What a shame.
As she continued to search, Kizi spotted a deep red spot not too far off. At first glance she thought it was daddy and rushed over to it, hoping to complain about how she had lost Awena and get him to help, but as she approached she realized that it was her least-hated sister, Sabia.
"Hello my beautiful sister." She chimed, instantly plastering her falsely pleasant face on. She didn't hate Sabia, not at all. Sabia was beautiful, she resembled their father strongly and was the first born. Granted, the fact that Kizi wasn't the oldest caused a bit of resentment at first but... She was still the favorite, and that was all that mattered.
"How are you on this lovely day?" She glanced around, concealing her irritation well. "I don't suppose you've seen Awena, have you? I seem to have lost her and I'm so worried about her." She frowned, "I mean, she's my best friend and if she got eaten, I don't know what I'd do." She did her best to look pitiful. If she was going to put on this act, she should do it right.
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:30 pm
Sabia was preening her fur, clearing out some brambles and the like, nothing she hated more then having her fur a complete mess. Her eye's, captivated by a crystal clear puddle snap to their corners upon the arrival and damned voice of her lovely sister Kizi. The oddest sight for sore eye's, their Father loved the ball of blue pelted fur and thus made Sabia admire her, but she could only love her as far as her own Father could love another.
"Hello little sister; your pelt is looking proper this day!" She greeted Kizi brightly, the famous Angra line mask flattering the pair equally. Both would know, but both would never shed a word on the fact. Their family was the last ones to admit love for one another if there was love.
"I am fine,' eye's glittering happily, she did in fact look wonderful today, this fact made the little red cub almost giddy. "And how are you?" She retaliates and then listens to the mournful tale of the little lost Genet. She did love the Genet, not as much as the blue beauty before, but she did. "Oh dear.." She mutters.
"Have you checked everywhere? Perhaps she's dawdled off with Father?" Sabia nods confidently. She remembered sorely trying to find the rodent when all it took was finding their Father. She had been mumbling for days about the pain in her paws. "You ought to keep a tighter grip on Awena." Sabia says this more as a bit of an order, she was sick of looking for the creature and presumed Kizi would be to, by thsi point anyway.
"Come on, lets' find Dad." She begins to clamber from their spot, Angra wouldn't be to far off, probably sleeping or finding a toy. She felt a flicker of excitement at the thought of a toy, his toy meant bone toys for his children!
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:48 pm
"Why thank you, Sabia." Kizi grinned. It was always a good sign when Sabia thought your coat was in good shape, because that meant it really was. She knew how much Sabia hated her fur to be dirty, and she could only assume that she held the same distaste for someone else's pelt being a mess.
Kizi sighed, "I've looked everywhere I can think of, but I can't find any sign of her." She bit her tongue, deciding it was bet not to retort to her sister's order. Now was not the time to get smart with her older sister.
"I don't think she'd be with daddy." She shrugged, "She's a bit scared of him. And who wouldn't be?" She giggled. She knew full well how frightening her father could be to those who were not under his protection. She hoped that Awena would be smart enough to know that daddy wouldn't hurt her, since Kizi cared about her so much, but the little genet got tense every time Angra was near.
"But I guess we... Can..." The edges of her vision began to darken and Kizi began to feel lightheaded. She felt herself beginning to fall over, but did not feel herself hit the ground...
Awena was sitting under a tree, glancing around anxiously for a moment before scurrying over to an ant colony and beginning to snatch up ants one by one to eat. Everything was blurred, as if it weren't real, but Kizi couldn't help but feel like she had been there before, as had Awena. The genet then jumped and scurried up the tree, clinging to an upper branch. Kizi could not see what had startled her, though she tried. It was as if parts of her sight were blocked out.
"Huh....?" Kizi groaned, her head throbbing. She was on the ground, which felt unusually hard and solid. "What just...?"
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:56 pm
Sabia`Deimos, leaped up altogether as her sister collapsed to the ground, uttering strange words that seemed to simply mock Sabia's hearing. She grumbled to herself, annoyed and worried at the same time, wasn't long til Kizi came to though and Sabia scrambled to be there. "Kizi?" She asked, concern flitting across her maw.
"Are you okay?" She asks, ears flicking around, she knew where Father was if she needed him, she wished she didn't though, she loved her Father wanted to him, but she had thsi feeling he didn't want to see her.
"What happened?" The red cub stressed diligently, not missing a beat of her heart to ask questions.
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:03 pm
"I think so..." Kizi felt dizzy as she sat up, her entire body seemed heavy. "I'm not really sure what happened." She tried to look around, but she felt dizzy again so she just stared at the ground for the moment.
"It was like I was dreaming but... Not dreaming. It felt real, and..." No, that was crazy. It couldn't be real, could it? "I mean, I saw Awena. She was up a tree, a tree I recognize. It's where I met a friend once, and Awena liked to eat the bugs at the base of it." The more she spoke the more it seemed like it could be real, but it just couldn't. Stuff like this didn't really exist, right?
"It's not far from here." Part of her wanted to check, just in case it was real. If that were the case, then Awena could be in trouble. What ever startled her could be attacking her. "Maybe... We should check?" She offered, standing up and slowly taking a few steps. The lightheaded feeling and dizziness were starting to fade, so she sped up to a normal pace. "I mean, it can't hurt, right?"
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:16 pm
The red bodied, yellow winged girl nodded slowly. She listened to her sister, whom had begun to seem insane.. well more insane then Angra child could be. "Can't hurt." She repeated encouragingly and smirked, perhaps it was their Father chasing what he thought might be a wild Genet, she giggled lightly to herself.
"If for some reason.. you are right, I wonder how you knew?" Sabia had yet to concoct what crazy things would come from the blue pelted oddball. She eyed her with a slight wonder, wonder of what else could come out of her mouth. "Can you tell me what we might be having for dinner tonight?" She asks, giving a half giggle as she offers her shoulder for leaning purposes, just in case.
Her smile was staying strong and she waited keenly on where Kizi would take them.
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:25 pm
"No idea." Kizi wondered if it was even possible to know things like that, but it was yet to be seen if it was real or just a dream. "I can tell you that without dreaming it." She smirked, "Probably zebra again like usual. Maybe gazelle." She shrugged, continuing to walk for a short ways before her jaw dropped as she saw Awena sitting under the tree, eating bugs.
"There she is." She growled, hurrying toward her with an irritated look on her face. As she went she stepped on a sharp stone and yelped loudly.
Awena heard a loud noise from behind her and dashed up the tree, shaking from the shock for a moment before she looked down to see that Kizi was the cause. "Dang it, Kizi, you scared me." She growled, sitting up in the tree defiantly. "What's with all the racket?" She paused, "Stop looking at me like that!"
Kizi stared blankly at Awena, her mouth slightly open. The way she had bolted up the tree was identical to the way it had happened in her dream... No, her vision. She had seen the future...
"Sabia..." She looked at her sister with wide eyes. "We gotta go find daddy. Maybe he'll know what is going on." She turned toward Awena again for a moment.
"Get down here, Awena, we have to go NOW." She insisted, "It's important." She sat impatiently as the genet hurried to her side before heading back toward where her father was. This was just too strange...
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Posted: Sun Jun 13, 2010 11:34 pm
Angra`Mainyu was growing mildly impatient waiting on his daughters, funny fact he had gotten Zebra again for dinner, it was their usual. He grumbled about the meal, but had begun eatting heartily, saving a bit for his daughters and that silly Genet he was still convinced ate some kind of meat.
He saw his daughters begin to crest the small hill he was seated upon, but instead of excitement and grace they seemed to be stumbling with news driving their tongues to appear sharp and faces alert. He pondered with an annoyed chuckle about what it could be this time.
"What is it this time girls?" His ears flicked forward, voice was a booming echo, similar to thunder cursing the sky with a boom that echoed for miles. He was smiling warmly though. he treasured his cubs, especially the bleu pelted Kizi whom bore a look of concern. "Not another icky bug I hope?" He almost laughed.
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Sabia planted herself firmly before her Fathers figure, she sat prim and proper as she figured any lady would. She watched him mock them and growled softly in her childish ways. She wasn't about to fight back, but was still annoyed. "Well Dad, Kizi!' She breathed heavily in between, eye's wide, an awkward expression for her mug.
"Well.. I don't really knwo what happened, but she lost Awena and then she found Awena.. using her MIIIIND!" Sabia gasped for dramatization and then looked at Kizi for further explanation, she didn't know exactly what else had gone on.
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Posted: Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:44 am
"Her mind?" Awena smirked, "Are you being serious?" She looked at Kizi, expecting some sort of confirmation, but only received an irritated glare.
"Wait, you mean that really happened? How did you do something like that, Kizi?" She really was curious, but her stomach was getting the better of her. She hadn't gotten her fill of ants, and she eyed the zebra carcass hungrily. Angra was right, she could eat meat, though she generally preferred insects. Still, an empty stomach could not say no to a good meal, no matter how unpleasant the food was.
"Daddy, I don't know what happened." Kizi was shaking slightly as she sat down beside her sister, looking up in to her father's eyes pleadingly. "We were going to look for Awena and then I just... Fell over and started to dream." She shuddered at the thought of the eerie blackness taking over her vision and body. It was so creepy.
"I saw Awena getting startled by something and bolting up a tree, and then when we went there for real... The same thing happened. I mean, exactly the same thing. It was like I saw the future or something, daddy!" Part of her was excited at the idea, but most of her was afraid. She didn't ask for this and she certainly had no idea how to control it, and it was an uncomfortable sensation to say the least.
"Daddy, do you know how that could happen?"
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Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:54 pm
Angra eye-balled the pair, 'her mind' he thought. "Are you two lying to your Father?" He asked quizzically, though their faces, full of shock and dismay answered his question. "You, Kizi m'dear, are what we call in these parts. A seer." He nodded slowly, he was never really taught about this, but had a vague idea of what happened. "Means you are blessed by the Gods with another sight, far beyond anyone elses."
He was very impressed, his favorite little girl was over achieving at such a young age, even the Gods agreed she should be treasured. "What happens darling.." he pulls her to his side, close and with a comforting paw warmed her. "Basically what happens is you have a vision and this vision helps you, guides you and can disrupt your current moment of life to tell you something very important hun." He spoke softly and curtly then looked at his other daughter, she was staring and looking for some form of attention. He huffed lightly and patted her head.
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Sabia`Deimos, the gremlin she was, still wanted the affection of her Father and felt it slowly being torn away. She smiled and nodded just the same, but the cold of her heart crept deeper still and shoved it's way in, creating a stone like look to her eye's. But this moment wasn't for her. She smiled a bit bigger and looked to the pair. Father and Daughter.
"So does this means she really special?" Sabia asks curiously.
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Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:04 pm
Awena shook her head. She didn't buy for a second that Kizi could see the future. Or maybe she just didn't want to believe it. She knew better than anyone just how dangerous this little terror could be, and would be, one day. Giving her a second sight would only make it worse...
"Wow, sounds like you've got quite a gift there." She sounded sincere, but she wasn't overly enthusiastic. Best to just keep herself under the radar when Angra was around. She could never tell with that lion.
"Of course not, daddy." Kizi was surprised that he would even suggest such a thing, but then again Jini probably told lies to him all the time. It was probably her fault that he was suspicious. It always was. Her face lit up once she saw that he believed them though, and eagerly snuggled up against her father's warm body.
"A seer, huh?" She thought about it for a minute. "So is it just me? I mean, there must be others, but what about Sabia or Jini or any of my other dear siblings?" She asked innocently, "Are any of them seers?" She hoped not. She wanted to be the only one, as always. She was slightly amused by the fact that Angra barely even touched Sabia. Even though she would prefer that Jini be brushed off, it was still nice to be the favorite, even if it wasn't her least-favorite sister she was being prioritized over.
"I'll pay extra close attention to my visions, daddy." She nodded, "If they're that important, then it must be a good thing to be a seer."
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