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 Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 8:50 pm
♥ sαяαвєℓℓє ғαч σ'םєαя
Sarabelle thanked him as she gently walked up his tail, not wanting to be a burden or step in a place that would hurt him or anything, so she walked carefully. She nodded, despite the fact that he couldn't see her, when he said he'd try to keep a conversation going, and sat herself down on his back, her feet thanking her. She grinned a bit when he asked her how she thought this day would turn out, laughing gently. Well, when I was coming towards the park, I was looking for a place to crash for the night... maybe a nice high tree where a girl sleeping in a tree wouldn't be as easy to spot. Plus, I felt a lot safer with the prospect of crashing in the park than on some random alley or street somewhere. So, I was hoping to simply find a place to sleep... until I saw you sitting there. I just sensed there was something different about you, so it intrigued me... hence the double take past the bench. she said, pausing once or twice as she explained. She didn't mention why she felt the need to sleep in a park or an alley because she felt there was no need to tell him that she didn't have any money. She would find a way to solve that issue in time. She then smiled a bit and leaned forward, so she was half laying on his back, her hands under her chin. What about you? How'd you think your day was going to turn out? she asked with a slight yawn, blinking several times as she awaited his response.
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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 9:22 pm
My name? คlץςє вlคςкฬ๏๏๔. Not like you even deserve to know.
What am I? A Destroyer and a Alpha Lycan. Alyce eyed him, almost in a calculating way. His smirk slowly disappeared again, and she didn't like the look that came on to his face as it did so. The sound of his chuckle as he shook his head brought a feeling of annoyance over her, but at least their eyes were no longer locked. When he began to remove the sword from his back, claws began to form in the place of her fingernails, and her canines took the shape of their wolf-equivalents behind her lips. However, when he held out a hand to show he wasn't going to use it, they went back to normal, likely unnoticed to the human.
It began to drift towards Alyce without the use of his own hand. She glanced at the faintly-glowing, rather large blade, and listened to his explanation. Clearly, to Alyce, this male was no normal human. The floating weapon, the abnormal human strength due to the sword, all of it. She watched him put his weapon back into his resting place, and as he crossed his arms and squinted his eyes at her.
His threat, really, barely phased her. It wasn't the first time she was talked to in such a way, and certainly won't be the last. "My name is Alyce," she said, almost in a way that was nonchalant. It sounded mildly irritated, at most. "And what I am, well, that's none of your concern," she said quietly, her own eyes narrowing. "it's clear that you are no regular human yourself."
Now that the male said he was human, there was little to no chance that Alyce would ever have any sort of trust towards him. Even if they did have unusual powers for a human. He didn't need to know what she was. In fact, he was lucky to have even found out what her first name was.
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"Just a little case of mood poisoning. Must be something I hate."
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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 9:26 pm
Dontee looks forward as he feels the elf climb up onto his back. When her movements finally settled enough that she seemed firmly on, he stood and proceeded to walk, slower than before at first, but proceeded to walk at a normal pace as he listened to her previous plans for when she'd arrive at the park. When she asked about how he expected his own day to go, he glances back a bit, though not too much, for he had to be sure he doesn't run through a tree or anything. "Well, when I awoke this morning, I assumed it would just be another day... I planned to explore the city and note human behavior of the city, to which I did a bit, but not quite as much. Afterwards I planned to return to my cave and rest... nothing special, and perhaps a bit boring, but that was it for my plan for the whole day. I don't like to plan too much, now-a-days, because... well, honestly I have little important to do other than stay hidden from dragon slayers and not be too much spotted by humans." He says, pacing his steps so that his back would rock genteelly... the sort of smooth sway like a hammock. He looks forward once more. "... Tell me the truth, ok?... Before today, what did you think of dragons?... Did you think of them as 'fairy tails' describe?... Like some big monster that captures princesses in a fortress and becomes defeated by handsome princes?"- - - - - - - - - - - - Alexander sighs, shrugging his shoulders. "Fine... be that way. My name is Alexander Fairheart." He says, even though he wasn't asked about his name, he assumes she'd ask for it eventually... and even gave his last name, not caring of others knowing him. He smirks, rolling his eyes upon her second comment. "What gave it away?... the large sword?... the telekinesis?... but, I am human... it's just I have a few traits that give me an edge." He then takes a few steps towards the woman, leaving his arms crossed, but stops upon reaching a little over an arm's reach away. He looks over her for a second before looking back to her eyes. "... I should kill you, but... well, I like that attitude of yours... so, I offer this... I'll let you go and I'll walk out of this tunnel from whence I came... if you tell me what you are."
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 1:07 am
My name? คlץςє вlคςкฬ๏๏๔. Not like you even deserve to know.
What am I? A Destroyer and an Alpha Lycan. Alyce was nearly satisfied with his response of a sigh, following the word 'fine.' He introdtuced himself as 'Alexander Fairheart' right after. Well, that's convenient, considering she would have asked if at some point. Now she didn't need to bother with it.
So, the male was definitely a human. He only had a few 'tweaks' that made him different. His explanation made this clear, along with the rolling of the eyes. Even with those traits he had, he would stand no chance against any of the Destroyers.
The male took a few steps toward Alyce, bringing her eyes to narrow. He seemed to look over her for a second before speaking again. Although, this time, Alyce released her own chuckle that sounded more like a curt, evil giggle. Okay, so the human had a large sword and telekinesis. So did she, on top of everything else she had, including a much longer time on earth.. Despite the fact that time didn't exactly show on her.
"You'll let me go? Do you really think you can strike fear into me, human?" she said, taking her own steps toward the male, bringing them to be pretty much nose to nose. All the greed and evil she has always seen in humans was clear with this one. The selfishness, the hate. He killed dragons to simply gain his own power. "I kill your kind for a living, unlike those bloody Defenders. I wouldn't hesitate to slaughter you like I have done to thousands of others," she said, glowing eye becoming slightly brighter. But then, she realized she had spoken of one of the armies. Did this one know of the battles? Perhaps she should not have brought that up. Rather than continuing with what she was saying, she changed the subject ever so slightly. "All you need to know about what I am, is that getting on my bad side isn't such a good idea. You're not exactly doing too good of a job on staying out of it, either," she said quietly, eyes narrowing again.
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"Just a little case of mood poisoning. Must be something I hate."
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 2:47 pm
Alexander just kept his eyes on the woman, showing no fear as the woman stepped closer, keeping eye contact. He awaited for an answer to his question, saying nothing as she seemed to go on a bit of a rant. When she finally addressed the question of her race, she once more refrains from telling him. He squints his eyes at her. "... I care not if you fear me or not, but it's smart not to get on my bad side either... because what ever race you truly be, you can not be as mighty of a threat as a full grown dragon can be... and since I kill those for a living, I am something to be feared for those of other races... but I guess you were dropped as a child, if you feel you can strike any fear into me." He says before drawing his sword, but lets it hang in one hand at his side. "... You aren't doing well to stay out of my bad side either, which isn't very good... especially since you openly admit to slaughtering humans for a living... but the difference between those humans and I is that I can fight back with great force... which is why I try to protect mankind from things like dragons by slaying them... So, are you trying to tell me that you are a threat to mankind?" He asks, raising an eyebrow challengingly.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 4:44 pm
My name? คlץςє вlคςкฬ๏๏๔. Not like you even deserve to know.
What am I? A Destroyer and an Alpha Lycan. Alyce watched him in a calculating manner, listening to his every word. As he continued on, her eye began to glow more and more. When he drew his sword, Alyce began to growl, almost in more of a warning than threat. She didn't feel like fighting, but wouldn't hesitate to rip him to shreds if he decided to attempt striking her. The words dropped as a child almost brought her to chuckle, but she forced it down. When he asked if she was a threat to mankind, she merely smirked, growl coming to a cease.
"One against the humans of the world on top of the army of Defenders is a sure death. I, on my own, don't pose much of a threat," she said, then glared at him. The Defenders... Ugh. How could they want to protect such a race? It almost sickened her. "But, you know what's hilarious?" she said, putting emphasis on the word hilarious to highlight the sarcasm in the question. "I've heard of dragons in the army of Defenders. The fact you kill them to protect the humans could actually be doing more harm than good," she said, another short giggle escaping her. Her eyes grew colder, and she continued to stare at the male.
The fact he protected them wasn't surprising to Alyce. It was his own race, and he both looked, and acted the part. Of course he would attempt protecting him. But, being a stupid human, he didn't bother thinking about what some dragons may do. Not like Alyce cared, if it put the humans into more danger. The fact he killed dragons for a living didn't put any dent in how she felt about him. There was no fear. Sure, he posed a bit of a threat, but she didn't care in the least. He was a mere human. She was still much faster, stronger, and agile. She would just have to avoid the rather large sword in case it contained silver. If it didn't, she could easily just begin to regenerate if it struck her.
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"Just a little case of mood poisoning. Must be something I hate."
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:52 pm
Alexander didn't understand the talk of Defenders, never having heard of them. He shakes his head at her saying killing dragons is doing more harm than good. "... Like I'd beleive anything you tell me at this point." He then shrugs his shoulders. "... and I don't care what the dragons are a part of... I was raised to kill dragons, and that's what I plan to do until every single one is dead." He says, stabbing the sword into the ground. "So, eventurally I'll kill the Defender dragon as well, and I will be strong enough to protect humans from any potential threat..." He kept his eyes on her eyes as he spoke.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 6:24 pm
My name? คlץςє вlคςкฬ๏๏๔. Not like you even deserve to know.
What am I? A Destroyer and an Alpha Lycan. "Heh, suit yourself, human," she said quietly in response to his not believing her, keeping her eyes on his. Apparently he planned to kill them until every one of them is dead. A human wanted the extinction of something that actually did stuff worth while. Of course, apart from the one(s) that have joined the army of Defenders. She didn't understand them in the least.
After he stabbed his sword into the ground, he said he'd eventually kill the defender dragon, and be strong enough to protect the humans from any potential threat. To this, she couldn't help but laugh. "You humans are literally too stupid to insult," she said, keeping her eyes on his. "You don't know what else lurks out there. You're not as strong as you think you are, and simply wouldn't be able to protect them from all the potential threats," she said, eyes becoming colder with every word. "You would not be able to take on everything on your own. If you kill the dragon, or dragons in the Defender army, you would only put the humans in more danger. Not like I care, anyway," she said, casually leaning against the wall of the tunnel but keeping eye contact. "You know nothing, and can therefore understand nothing."
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"Just a little case of mood poisoning. Must be something I hate."
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:53 pm
♥ sαяαвєℓℓє ғαч σ'םєαя
Belle listened carefully, intent to keep herself awake and focused on the conversation, as Dontee talked, taking in his plans for what seemed like a fairly uneventful and normal day. That was pretty much how all of her days were, she did the same thing every day. She walked and she looked and she talked to people who looked like they might be of some help. And this time, it had payed off. The way Dontee was walking was very relaxing and she had begun to nod off a bit when he paused between sentences. She jerked her head up for a moment before resting it on her hands again, watching the trees as they passed them to keep her eyes focused on something. When Dontee asked her what she thought about dragons, she laughed a little bit, smiling softly.
Honestly, I didn't have much of an opinion at all about dragons. I don't know very much about dragons - well, a bit more now since meeting you - but I wasn't raised to think that dragons were inherently cruel or monstrous. she began, pausing to yawn slightly before she spoke again. I was raised to think that dragons were just another creature, and that sometimes they could probably be the type that would rampage villages and cause havoc, but just like every other creature, they could also be peaceful. she added, pausing for one last moment before she added her final thought, yawning once more. So, my opinions about dragons were and are pretty much the same as for every other creature - you can't generalize a species. she said gently, a small smile playing across her lips as she thought back on her parents teaching her types of things. They were very fair and kind people, and she missed them.
Snapping out of it, however, she realized he might have had a prior thought about elves. But then again, he had probably met an elf before her - they were much more common - so she didn't feel the need to ask. She tugged at her ponytail a bit to tighten the hair-tie tied around it and awaited his response. She knew she wasn't helping immensely to keep the conversation going, but she had to focus hard enough just to be able to answer his questions reasonably. She couldn't think of something brand new to talk about, she didn't have the energy for it.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 11:20 pm
"So long as you don't give them reason to delve into your business," Chaim said, following Eve into the café, the scent of coffee overwhelming his nostrils, "then they shall leave you in peace."
Chaim followed Eve to the counter, giving the girl at the cash register a friendly smile. At Eve's declaration of paying the bill, Chaim gave a defeated sigh before answering.
"Add another cup to the pot, if you would," he said to the cashier. "Tea sounds fantastic."
The girl stared at him a moment longer than was necessary before ringing up the order.
"Forgive me," he turned his attention to Eve, "but I'll be back in a minute." With another smile, Chaim headed to the men's bathroom.
Once inside the one-man lavatory, he locked the door, went to the sink, and turned on the faucet. Placing his hand beneath the running water, he reached up and drew a wet line around the edges of the small, rectangular mirror hanging on the wall. The element began to glow a faint, navy blue, its light intensifying as it spread over the entire mirror. Within seconds, the mirror was a mass of blue light.
As the light faded, a fuzzy image appeared on the reflective glass--an image not of the sea angel.
"What, what?" the groggy voice floated into the restroom as the face of the man within the mirror became clear. "Chaim? What's up?" Dark circles rested beneath the young man's purple eyes, his short, platinum hair sticking up at odd angels.
"I need you to send a few Peacekeep--Did I wake you?" Chaim interrupted himself.
"No. I haven't been to sleep yet," the man said with a yawn. "Send the Peacekeepers where?"
Pausing a moment, Chaim quickly explained where to send the Peacekeepers, and the reason behind their need.
"Delegate the task to someone then get to sleep," he finished. "You look like you've been up since yesterday."
"Day before yesterday, actually."
"Get some rest, then. That's an order." With that, the image of the white-haired man disappeared, leaving only Chaim's reflection, the water around the rim of the mirror dripping down the glass surface.
Quickly wiping the mirror clean, Chaim left the bathroom to rejoin Eve.
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2012 3:35 pm
Dontee nods slightly as he listened to her speak. He assumed she thought as much, but he wanted to be sure. He looks back. "That's good to hear... not the part of the typical 'dragons attack villages' part, but that was expected." He says before looking forward. He then slows down to a stop. They were in the middle of the forest... the only thing appearing off being a large bolder. "Right, we're at an entrance... so, I'm sorry if you got very comfortable, but you're going to have to get off of my back before we go in, for I will be unable to travel through in my current form."
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Alexander felt like spitting on the woman for her insults, but refrains from showing much sign of his anger, except for his frown. "I may not know what all lurks out there, but I know what I'm doing." He says simply. "... Besides, the humans aren't going to die out... we overpopulate the rest of you... we'll live on, and you'll die... and yes, we don't know as much as we probably should... but that is because there are those of us that do our best keeping certain information from the rest of the humans, as to insure there's not a panic... and when dragon slayers, like me, are done slaying dragons... we'll just move to something else... and when they're dead, the next... and we'll kill until the rest of the humans are happy... because that's our only purpose." He says as he leans on the opposite wall of the tunnel, keeping eye contact as he does so.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 11:26 am
(no huge issue :3 sorry it took so long to reply biggrin )
Xerxes smiled widely as he slowly began to take a few steps tword the creatures "is something wrong? Come on, im waiting for you...." he said reaching out, he was still pretty far from them before everything seemed to freeze again. then suddenly he was touching the leaders forehead "nice skin..." he said as his eyes flashed again as the room started spinning at amazing speed around the creatures, tilting, spinning, flipping upside down.
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 12:56 pm
Bebinn quirked an eyebrow. She didn't care for acting. Sure it was necessary sometimes, but how was she supposed to trust him if he didn't trust her enough to show her his true colors? She sighed, and moved on. I assume by 'learning' my appearance you can copy it. Very well. I am quite curious on how far your shifting powers go." Bebinn leaned forward suddenly. "Do you know how other creatures shift? Sometimes understanding others powers helps you understand your own." She grinned on the inside. Maybe now it was time for her to play. ((Bebinn stop being so rude and creepy. You're gonna legitimately scare people. <3))
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 1:11 pm
My name? คlץςє вlคςкฬ๏๏๔. Not like you even deserve to know.
What am I? A Destroyer and an Alpha Lycan. When the man frowned, Alyce couldn't help but allow a sly smirk to crawl its way across her lips. More so, especially, when he said the humans weren't going to die out because he believes that they overpopulate the rest of the races. Even if they did, which.. Well, who knows, they were far weaker. Their lives were fragile. This human truly didn't know anything, and even admitted himself, that he didn't know what else was out there. If every creature that disliked humans came together, as they are currently doing, and set out to destroy all humans, they could. Granted, of course, that the defenders were killed. Or at least, the strong members of it.
The strongest members.. She was talking to a dragon slayer. The glow around one of her eyes slowly began to fade, her irritation almost seeming to fade away from her. However, she giggled quietly when he brought up the humans panicking if they found out more of what was unknown. "See? Stupidity at its finest," she thought to herself. But then, her mind transferred back to the prior topic. She didn't exactly feel the need to respond to anything he had just said, so remained silent, a small smile of malice remaining, however.
This male wanted to kill the dragon(s) in the army of Defenders. This could make things even easier for the destroyers. If the stronger ones of the army fell, it would be even easier for the destroyers. Her eyes continued to focus on the male. "So," she began, crossing one leg over the other as she continued to lean against the wall. "Do you really wish to slay dragons within the Defenders's army?" she asked, tilting her head ever so slightly. "Because I'm sure it, or they, linger around the town."
With this, she began twirling a strand of her long, raven hair around one of her fingers, waiting for his response. Perhaps he would set out to kill it. But then again, he might not leave in order to actually figure out what she was. Although at the same time, he could have altogether given up on that due to her stubbornness.
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"Just a little case of mood poisoning. Must be something I hate." (( Sorry, wasn't on yesterday xDD Bloody exams and studying and all that.. Stupid stuff D: ))
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Posted: Tue Jun 19, 2012 6:54 pm
Alexander smirks. "I know he's around the town... I have been tracking him for awhile. He's a powerful one." He says before shrugging his shoulders. "... and between you and me... I could care less about the rest of my race... I've lived to survive on my own, nobody lent me a hand in a long time... and if they can't defend themselves, well then that's natural selection at it's work... hell, that's how I was made... the finer traits on humans breeding to produce myself... so, as long as there's someone to breed with to spread my legacy, everyone else can go to hell." He says with a small smirk. He a bit lied, he didn't NOT care about other humans existing... it's just that he doesn't care about anyone else but himself. He then shrugs his shoulders. "So, if you can tell me where that dragon is, then sure... I'll kill the b*****d... but it really does sound as if you sort of NEED em gone, don't you?" He asks, smirking.
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