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 Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 1:28 pm
Clear blue eyes regarded the ground; dirt, rocks, and a few bugs scampering between them, nothing unusual, however, said eyes seemed to widen in fascination before their small, blue hued owner crouched down to regard the insects from a closer view. The wings that adorned the petite figure seemed perhaps slightly large for her form, specially as they spread, her paw coming forth to place itself in front of the ants, interrupting their path.
The bugs seemed to grow confused for a mere moment before back trailing and walking around the paw that had blocked their way. Muhali giggled as she raised her paw, her thoughts swirling around strange areas before she finally looked up; Audilifu was not here yet. That much was obvious, even to one such as Mahuli. this just meant she needed to spend.... her time wisely, doing something else. Like watching the leaves from the trees fall, for example.
The idea was discarded however as the wind brought with it the scent of something further more interesting than leaves or trees; it brought the scent of a male. Slowly, the small female stood up on all four, her wings leaving plain sight, vanishing completely before she stepped out from the shelter the tree had been offering her; the sun shone upon her pelt, displaying dark blue stripes over a lighter blue coat, her frame small, specially for an adult, for she couldn't have been much larger than runty adolescent, however, there was no denying her age. It shone within her eyes, the type of wisdom only gained via experience and time.
Opening her maw, she mewled loudly, calling to the male, whomever it was, and though the action might've seemed alarming, Muhali was, after all, irrational in her ways; she saw it as an opportunity to play and make friends. Her wings were safely hidden away and she probably looked quite strange, sitting in the middle of the savanna, calling out to a male she both did not know and could not see yet; alas, one thing was certain, this male would not know that she was a god, and it'd be amusing, no matter whom he was.
Irrationality was bliss at times.
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 3:33 pm
Ukatazaji wasn't feeling himself. No, that was innacurate, he was at the top of his game. Flicking an ear at a bug, he decided that he was neither; he was both. Where everyone else was concerned, he was at the top of his game.. where she was concerned, he wasn't feeling himself. Truth would do that to you, especially if you were in denial; which he was, rather indefinatly. Speaking of, she'd yet to show up wich was rather unusal for her, as he had no doubt she'd been telling the truth about the meeting times... she really didn't have a choice in that regard.
Then again, did she have a choice? He didn't have to deny things, he simply did. That in itself was a load of tripe and Ukata chuckled. It really was an awkward existance, his, but he didn't mind it so much when certain persons weren't involved, clouding things up entirely. Well, she hadn't shown yet and he was getting sick of waiting. Standing up to stretch, Ukata cut trenches in the ground with his claws and ignored the light gleaming off the baubles permanently attatched to his paws. Shaking dust off of himself, he flapped his wings in turn. White was hard to keep clean, a fact he'd grown used to as the white cap on his wings had grown in during childhood. It was at these thoughts that he heard something calling to him.
There weren't words involved, so it was questionable as to how Ukata knew this creature meant for him to answer. He did, though, and he folded his wings back into invisibility before heading to answer it. Heading around a bend in a sand dune, he was soon to come face to face with a little blue.... cub. Ukata blinked, why was there a lone cub in the middle of the summer-dried savanna?
It took only a moment for him to decide that he should approach her--after all, Ukata wasn't unsociable, he simply wasn't tolerable by others standards. Liking that too much to try and mangle it in his mind, the lion continued his way forward until he stopped in front of the little blue creature, looking down upon her with his serious amber eyes. Slowly one brow raised in question, "And what are we doing here, little ice cube?"
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 4:26 pm
Only silently answered the male at first, the 'cub's' clear eyes blinking once, twice before she tilted her head to one side, allowing herself to study him. She didn't know him, his scent was not familliar, and yet, at the back of her mind some sort of tug told her that there was however, something obnoxiously familiar about this large male. Her mind soon enough pushed away the though and concentrated upon him instead, an ear flicking slightly to one side, the feather that hung from it slapping against the back of her head, "I'm being me," she answered after a little while.
The voice was soft, yet rather cheerful, as if the small blue hued lion had no worries, as if she wouldn't and couldn't be bothered by the wrongs that plaged the world. In fact, she went as far as to smile pleasently at him, offering him a soft mewl-like sound as her tail twitched over the ground, "What about you?" her head tilted to one side as her smile returned, broadened even as she regarded him, "I'm waiting for a truth to show through the lies that..." she cut herself off as her attention shifted to a grasshopper whom had chosen the moment to jump and land on her nose.
Instantly the female lost her train of thought, whatever it might've been, and she went cross eyed as she lifted a paw, flopping it on her nose in hopes of catching the insect, but missing and failing miserably as it flew away. Opening her mouth, the 'cub' frowned whilst 'awwwwwww'ing slightly; it was then her sight went back to Ukata again, "I like bugs, don't you? They're so little, and yet have so much power inside them; if a lion were to jump like that grasshoper just had, it'd probably have been the equvalent of flying," she smiled again, "Ants are strong too; if one grew to the size of a lion it'd be no match for that lion," a pause followed, after which she closed her eyes and purred minimaly, "Flying is an activity reserbed for those who Know and See."
It was probably visible by now that the 'cub' was no mere cub, even if did look like one and seemed to have the attention span of one; her eyes shinned up to the male again, the smile growing placid, silence welcomed by the female. But then again, everything seemed to be welcomed by her; even the obnoxious fly that treaded her ear till she flicked it.
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 4:49 pm
She was certainly odd. Ukata watched this 'cub' for a little while, growing steadily more preturbed. Flamboyant, bouncy and rather insane weren't the top of his list of things strange about her; no, he rather thought the fact that she wasn't in any form of denial a lot more odd. No creature, other than Truth, had ever stood before him without a drop of denial in their veins. Even then, he thought Dili had a small drop of it concerning her beauty--of course, she WAS as beautiful as she thought she was, so it was debateable wether that counted.
The only thing this cub seemed to deny was sanity, which wasn't entirely something under ones own control. Ukata found himself sitting down as he watched her attempt the capture of an otherwise harmless insect. It was also questionable wether she was truly a cub, though a lot of insane persons tended to be of questionable intelligence. "I am waiting on another, actually." He replied amiably, "one who can be strong as an ant, but frail as a mortal."
He chuckled but it was not humerous-seeming. The blue 'liner' around his eyes met when he closed them, giving his eyes a strange appearance, before they opened once more, "You speak of truth as if you know it. Is it nearby?" This would be one of his 'sister's' games.
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Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 5:58 pm
Her attention seemed to phase in and out as she glanced around, paying as much attention to the sky, the grass and air as she was to the male before her. It wasn't till he spoke that she finally faced him again, her clear blue eyes looking up at him, however, no questions clouded them; clear, unperturbed, as if no thoughts were buzzing through the petite female's skull. Yet nothing further from the truth; Muhali's mind usually worked fast paced, taking in information and twisting it into her own reality... the reality she lived within, "The sky is purple," she said suddenly as she raised her gaze, staring up at the cloud lined, blue sky, "And it rains; when it rains, there is life, and it washes away the earth's pain. I like the rain. I wish I knew Rain."
It took the 'cub' a long time before she faced Ukata again, her smile having banished before she tilted her head, "The truth I travel with has wings, and she flies higher than an eagle; she haunts the minds of those that feel guilt, and yet there's a lie within that truth, connected to it; she'd gone to visit the lie. I'm waiting for her to come back," it wasn't really an answer, but then again, nothing that came out of the female's mouth ever seemed to be an answer. At the same time however, were the male to bar past the illogical way she was talking, there was also intelligence lingering the words that proved to beyond that of any cub's age, "Truth is nearby; she called me here to wait," a frown followed as the female furrowed her brow, looking down to the ground, "I miss truth; I've not seen it in a while, nor within creatures around, nor in person... I miss that whispering voice that lingers..."
This was however, no one of Denial's sister's game; unplanned, however eventful the encounter was turning out to be.
Muhali slowly arched a brow then, as if something, a thought, albeit fluttering had just crossed her mind, and slowly, her wings became visible, the large gems that lined the top of the blue tipped wings, shinning in the sunlight. Amusingly enough, the 'cub' kept a straight face, and merely smiled after a long minute, "Irrationality's name is Muhali; what arth thou? You too seem to hold The Knowledge."
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 3:17 pm
Definatly truth. Denial hadn't spent as much time about her and Ushuafu as he had without learning how to decipher things such as this little bit in front of him. She seemed a little older than what he'd taken her for immediatly, though. Why was she going on about Rain? Brushing that aside, Ukata gave a snort and looked about. If she was visiting a lie, it was likely Deception... that could prove fun, actually. The slightest of smiles appeared on Ukata's maw.
Turning back towards his companion, Denial gave her another look over as the wings sprouted out of her back. That shouldn't have surprised him... He blinked a few teimes and then shook his head. "Irrationality? I would have guessed someting along that line." Midgets, bugs, Isnanity... "I am called Ukata." And though he allowed his wings to spread, he didn't mention his calling.
"Truth called for me as well... I do wish she'd called us to her newfound lie, for if it what I think it should be nice to see him as well."
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Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 1:57 am
"Utaka," the word was repeated as soon as he'd said it, her smile reapearing as she flicked an ear; despite her slightly bubbly look, the female seemed to be keeping close attention to her surroundings, amusingly enough, "That lie is sure to be startled," closing her eyes for a moment, she tilted her head, "Truth said she'd not be long though."
And indeed, no sooner had this been said by the petite female that a pink figure dropped from the sky, landing gracefuly upon the Savana with extended wings, "Well, that was... and interesting trip and revelation," to her peers, she smiled openly, padding near Ukata to brush herself adoringly along his side, "I'm sorry for the wait; I... came across something quite unusual, and rather amusing and entertaining. I couldn't help myself," having finished nuzzling her 'brother, she turned to the petite female to his side, nuzzling her forehead against the other's, "Did you wait long?"
The brush elicited a small purr from the blue hued goddess, her eyes closing briefly before they reopened, "Not too long; I had the wind and ants to keep me company..." a pause as her eyes flew up to the male, "And later on, he whom thought me to be an ice cube," sitting beside Truth, it was almost amusing to note how Irrationality, being the eldest of the two was half the pink goddess' size, her features twice as innocent, and childish than the other's, "The wind spoke to me; I was in company."
The petite female's words elicited a smile from Audilifu, as she took her time to sit down, her wings slowly resting upon her back, folded in place, "I came across... an amusing... precognition you could say; I felt a tug from Deception, for where my power had always been above his, it was suddenly balanced," she arched a brow at her 'brother', easily knowing he'd understand what she meant; Ushaufu had grown, "I tried to seek him out; I went to where I'd last seen him, but his esence was gone, unsurprisingly enough though. I'd warned that girl!" a paw was waved at this point, "I warned her!" another pause suddenly as she focused her gae upon Uka, "I never did tell you though, did I?" a sly smile grew upon her maw at that point, her innocence washed away at this point, replaced by something else alltogether, "Fufu's got a girlfriend~~"
"Technicaly it's not her girl friend," came the idly reply from tthe blue goddess, her words strangely sane for once, earning her a glance from Truth.
"Aren't you irrationality?"
A shrug, "It's irrational for irrationality to act rationaly," and she smiled at her own words, earning a raised brow from the much larger pink femme.
"I'm not going to engage another debate with you, Muhali; I had enough last time; two fll days, and we never sorted anything out," the petite femme merely smiled on and then amusingly enough winked at her, finaly turning her gaze to Uka, "He's large..."
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 12:47 am
"To sort it out would have been rational," Denial commented with a smirk. He stretched himself out besdie Dili, cupping her back comfortably against his stomach. He had brightened, noticably, when the truth had finally joined their conversation. Her purpose for being late was rather interesting, actually, and he couldn't help but being drawn to it.
Ushaufu had a girlfriend now--or something similar--AND had grown. My, my, that in itself was a rather beautiful concept. In order for Deception to grow he had to decieve, and yet in the midst of that decieving had found love? Perhaps he was gone for the presense of truth. A low chuckle grazed his maw, and he lowered it to Dili's shoulder to gently groom her in a fashion that was quite obviously flirtatious. "Grown, perhaps, but still making mistakes, it would seem. Truth's warnings so often go unheard."
With a shake of his head that sent his man flapping about his ears, he raised his eyes to look over the smallest of their party. "I hadn't known you knew one so noteable as irrattionality, or that truth would ever stand to be near such. She is well met, however." He tipped his head to the blue Goddess.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:14 am
The small goddess answered Denial with merely a smile; the simple gesture seemed to speak out volumes for some reason however. There was a messague within that look, yet as soon as it'd come, it vanished and the petite female curled down, her paws under her chest, "It's not unheard of for others to make mistakes; we learn through them. Mistakes here, mistakes there, Truth is usualy never listened to in favour of other much simpler domains."
A chuckle escaped Dili's maw, her paw coming up to pat Muhali's head before she turned to her 'brother' per se, "Truthfuly..." a pause followed, a brow arching, "No pun intended, Fufu's girlfriend's quite beautiful; a mortal, but beautiful. She didn't listen to me, but I know from what I saw in Fufu's eyes and mind, the truth. He'll be back. It'll be entertaining to partake those events, at least," the paw she had been using to pat Muhali raised to rub her chin, the goddess plunging into deep thought for merely a mment before she was drawn out of her reverie by something or other, imposible to tell what, "Grown indeed, he's a nice adult; I can feel his power overlapping mine - that's a new one. It'd be me shunned if our domains would clash," a smirk washed over her features, seeming unpreocupied by the fact, rather, instead extremely amused by it, "Won't that be fun, huh?"
As Muhali stood up again, her tongue lapping at her right paw as she washed it, she winked an eye at them, "Irrationality knows many; though there are lots that will server her cause, few are able to remain in her company for long, though I must admit both of you do seem to linger there," her eyes did sweep over towards the large male, for some odd reason, her ears twitching at some unknown sound. Her words, her gestures always seemed to denote the 'cub' knew more than she cared to voice, and Truth had grown used to this, "Even Deception adopts my domain; running away from love seems rather irrational to me - I live for love."
There was no explanation for her last phrase, and Audilifu didn't seek it, instead turning her head towards Uka, "Right, see, I met Muhali one morning; she was ... lingering by a mortal. It was rather an interesting scene to watch; she's rather like myself, dual in a way, much like yourself, or Fufu even, where our domains can linger good or evil," a pause, "Her domain overlaps mine quite often; she's aparently much older than myself, actualy - I too was driven by irrationality when I accepted her company in my travels I guess," a smile though as she curled her tail around the petite frame of the smaller goddess, "She's entertaining however; further more than a few I've heard of... War, Chaos... I hear they linger this region," again the pensive expresion, her eyes sweeping over the sand, "Deception, Truth, Denial and Irrationality; my, my isn't this land like a big god magnet?"
"It's irrational."
"It's the truth."
A smile was the cub's answer as she closed her eyes and purred; it was both.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:39 am
"We are the greys," Denial replied solemnly, in a voice that sounded more scholarly and ancient than one might have expected from him. He shrugged, the gesture rolling down his form in a graceful wave as he continued, "Permanently torn between night and day, always a part of both and yet neither. It would make sense that we are drawn to one another... and yet, our closeness could be considered irrational in that we have a tendency to over lap and cancel and confuse one another."
He glanced at Dili, but said nothing of what his eyes implied. Instead, he turned back to the missing member of their benign quartet. "Love, in its very nature, is unfathomably irrational, which is why the lady would live for it, I suppose." He offered Muhali a soft chuckle, "it would also stand to reason that its very irrational nature made it rational that deception would find a woman who could put up with born deceptivness. In truth, she must be a wonderful lioness, for no less could manage with him as a lover... at least, if deception is to stay in our cloud of grey. Should he have taken a lover of lesser quality, one might see hi realm shift to right, as it were, and form a darker spectrum. As it is truth who speaks of his love and her virtues i'll assume that this is not the case, and that, perhaps, it goes so far as to move his realm towards the daybreak, for at least the time that this mortal walks the planet."
He paused as he shifted to rest his head upon Dili's shoulder. "I think I should like to meet one so saintly as to put up with our dearest brother."
Eyes still open, and focused upon the stripped Goddess before him, he raised one brow in a slight gesture, "It is, of course, not the land that has asked us here, but the truth we now speak upon. We might only wonder what she wishes of us, be it more than a simple chat?"
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:01 am
A happy chirp and a clap of her paws was the answer to Uka's reasoning about love; in fact, Muhali looked greatly amused, if not intensely sattisfied that he understand that much. There was something akin intense joy whinning in her eyes as he continued speacking; despite his chosen words, and despite how ilogical they might've sounded to anyone else, the petite goddess understood him. What's more, her eyes rang with hidden words she for some reason didn't deem right to voice and instead, she smiled; it was a secretive little smile, fleeting and had Uka or Dili not been paying attention, they could've no doubt missed it.
Irrationality wore the smile of child that knew just where the stash of cookies was hidden and would not tell; it was her little secret, after all.
Dili had, however, noticed the lithe smile and instead came nose to nose with the blue 'cub', arching a brow, almost as if sweeping her mind for the Truth, yet unable to phantom it, for some unknown reason. Defeated, she lifted her gaze back to her brother, "Deception remains the same; shrouded in darkness, he resembles the day break, where the piercing light is trying to win the eternal battle against the darkness of the night. It is my opinion he'll remain as such. He'll decieve for dark purposes and he'll lie for light, healthy ones too; he'll engage a game I had always wished to see him play," she smiled then and winked, "After all, it got monotonous and boring when all he did was decieve for his own amusement; sometimes a lie is needed out of pity, or out of guilt, perhaps even good will to cover up My truth, which can be used for evil as much as it can for good."
Stretching herself out, Muhali allowed her wings to spread, ridding the small worming feeling they'd no doubt shared from remaining closed upon her back, "I phantom she wishes not but the company and our Love," it was said so innocently that it held no malice at all. It was what she felt, and what she knew, and she thought nothing more of it either.
Truth on the other hand seemed to look off in a certain direction, pondering before she smiled down at the petite goddess and her 'brother', "Tell truth, I was feeling quite lonesome, knowing my brother's out there all grown up and I remain here, yet to show my true potential," she did not truthfully acknowledge Muhali's words, but it was clear the blue cub was less than offended by such a notion; in fact, she seemed quite indiferent as if extremely used to such a feat.
Love was not only irrational, but something else alltogether, and though Muhali did not understand it, she didn't seem to think she needed to; it was somebody else's domain after all. She was quite content with hers, "And thus," she voiced as she outstretched a paw, looking quite dramatical and comical, "The truth is voice yet unheard and unattended again; a lie lies within the hearts of those that can't or won't acknowledge."
The pink unihorned female tilted her head, confussion spreading over her features at the words before she shrugged them off, rolling her shoulders fluidly; she was used to Muhali's strange tone and words. She wasn't so sure Uka was, however.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:34 pm
Ukata's dark brow lifted noticably at Irrationalitys moment of rationality. It was true and he had seen it, though one might assume that he'd deny, that truth herself was in denial. The sweet justice of that was at once friend and foe for while that truth gave him a control over the female, it was a control he had never wanted and had tried at all costs to avoid. After all, this very loop hole could easily unmake the Goddess, and that was something the irrattionality of love in his own heart couldn't survive. The very over lapping nature of all three present was at once a sick and twisted dance, but they did it rather well.
Looking into Muhali's eyes, he thought he saw the truth that he had just realized Dili was denying, a truth that rang in kind within himself. He chuckled softly, adding to the conversation, "Denial and Deception are two of a kind, as Truth and Irrattionality, Deception and Truth, and Irrationality and Denial may cross paths in the hearts of all sentient beings. That we are all worshiped seperatly but so joined in reality is somewhat laughable."
He shook his head, great mane brushing gently against Truth's prone form. He nuzzled her neck then, quite enjoying the feel of her body stretched against his side and the heat of her warming him in turn. Her pulse throbbed under his maw and he offered Muhali a smirk. ... She was not his, but he did wish she could be. "Perhaps truth is not at her full potential yet, but it takes time for Truth to grow when her brothers are much prefered by all creatures. Less so when she spends time in deserts, conversing with those so entrapped in us both that they should rightfully be blinded for having dared set eyes on something so pure as truth."
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Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 1:49 am
A smile, fleeting, followed by a giggle as the small goddess turned and lay herself down on the floor, her wings spread out against the golden grass as she lay with her paws facing the sky, "Ah, so you know of he whom Truth visited? The lord of the Oasis? Quite a prize, he was; Muhali is merely saddened she never got the chance to join the journey..." there was a pause as she reached up with her paws, spreading them against the blue sky, as if she thought the could grab the couds within such a simple gesture, "I was visting the stars as the danced and sang around moon, at the time; their songs and dances always make me happy. I'd noticed their voices had died within my heart, so I felt the need to visit."
Muhali never explained her words, nor did she bother to add further information, instead turning her head to offer both others a smile that seemed to voice that underlying thought. Despite Denial smirk, the female didn't seem to be moved however, the smile almost growing a tingue warmer, understandng shinning in her eyes before she turned her gaze to the skies once more, "Clouds, so fleeting, so brief... emotions are like that; like the clouds. But they can brew storms that damage everything in their way, the same way they can pour down the much needed rain for other things to grow..." it was a metaphore, and it was doubtlessly directed as a answer to the male's gestures, however, Dili seemed to miss this entirely.
Instead, she offered her 'brother' a nuzzle back, settling against his form lightly as she turned her gaze heavenward, "You've spoken of these stars before, 'Hali, and yet I've never seen them sing."
"Their voices are quiet now; they'll grow in tune though."
Shrugging the words off as imposible, Truth turned her head towards the horizon, "Truth will grow; it always does. It is Truth what prevails, even when others ignore it; it remains as history, and it perdures within minds," she offered the Uka a smile then, "Truth will grow," it was a repeated phrase, but it seemed to be the right thing to say.
Muhali merely smiled. There was security in knowing; knowing one could act and chose not to, for someone else's sake.
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Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:28 pm
The stars danced? That was curious indeed, though there were poetical types who said as much on a regular basis. Was it like Irrationality to be poetic, or simply untruthful? He didn't know her, therefore he couldn't even answer his own question. Turning that aside, Ukata continued his careful grooming of his "sister" as he listened to the two speak. That Dilli had offered him a nuzzle in return made him smile. He still didn't miss Muhali's comments about the cloud of emotions, and rain and... all that.
He wondered if they found a God or Goddess of Sanity, would the female stop talking in riddles. He spent an awful lot of time wondering. Snorting at that, so softly it was almost unaudible, Ukata turned himself back towards the conversaton at hand. "These stars must be quite the treat to see.. or hear, as it were. If they decided to sing again, I'd be interesting in holding attendance."
With a n** to Dili's neck, he added in a softer tone, "Truth will grow, there's no reason she would not."
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 1:47 am
Muhali smiled then. She offered them that secret smile of hers; the one that reached her eyes, making them twinkle with a spark of unknown defenition, the one that indicated she possesed a secret. A secret she could chose to share with others, or guard, "They're silent right now... but it is their fate to sing again, like they have for many many moons," a pause, the smile softening slightly, lids lowering over her eyesever so briefly before they lifted, "When I hear them singing within my heart and soul, I'll show them to you; they're beautiful to watch."
She decided to ignore any reactions from either two lions present and instead suddenly focussed her attention on her right paw, lifting it into the air to lick it, washing it over her face as she groomed herself. Her purring was instantly audiable as she worked away till she felt herself to be presentable h again, her ice blue eyes falling upon Ukata, then on Audilifu in turn.
She knew. She saw.
And she decided not to act. Such was the beauty of Knowing; picking wether or not one wanted to act. It was a priviledge Muhali had always been well aware of. One could influence others... but the choice deep down was theirs alone. Her realm could influence others, but it was others whom chose to act upon it, or not, just like she'd chosen to let it drown her in oblivious denial.
Indulging herself in allowing her 'brother' to groom her, Audilifu thought. She thought and thought, and closed her eyes against the feel of him against her; she felt the tug of Deception though, and that single tug, ever present was distracting enough to force her eyes open again. She was naturaly curious; it came almost hand to hand with her realm... curiosity was needed for Truth to be found. It was required for the Truth to be known, and thus she was quite familiar to it.
It was also true she knew curiosity killed the cat; never better said, but she'd never let that thought rule her, instead always flinging herself towards the tugs that pulled on her heart, "It will grow, but..." her eyes shifted, narrowing, her facade of innocen instantly dropping to show her true colors, raw curiosity shinning almost dangerously upon her eyes, "I think I'm going to go check it out; I want a word with a certain female that's wed to the lie. I want a word with the lie itself; I didn't actualy talk to them, I didn't find them, I just Know he's grown," her tongue coming out to lick her maw, the goddess shifted her position, lifting herself from Ukata's side, stretching herself out a bare few centimeters away from him.
Her upper body pressed against the ground, her claws unsheating as she releaved the kinks that had grown within her in bare few moments of laying down. Swiftly standing back up, her hind feet stretching only briefly to follow suite, she leaned into Muhali, rubbing the top of her head against the cub like goddess' "I'll be back soon, try not to get into too much trouble? Stay away from Chaos, I've heard him to be within this area... thought granted that was months ago; still you have the faculty to attrach chaos at time, stay away," she turned to offer Ukata a smile before spreading her wings.
It was a silent invitation to follow, but at the same time she'd also seemed to send him a plea not to follow her..... for a while. To give her time. She wanted a few moments alone beforehand. This done, she flung herself into the sky, swiftly vanishing between the clouds.
And as Muhali's gaze followed her, she tilted her head, "Alas," she breathed, something akin to saddess washing ever so briefly upon her features, "It remains unspoken, and probably shall for longer yet," it was at that point that her smile had vanished, making her look older, and perhaps not like herself, however, as soon as the feeling came about her, it was lost, her head turning to offer the male a smile, for she knew thathe Knew too.
He too chose not to act however, and that was the beauty of it.
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