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 Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 1:10 am
"Would you please stop calling me an, what was it, Eninac? I don't even know what that is!" Silver will grumble a bit, and sit back. "As to how you know its not just a lie, hmmmm. Do you know where the Fa'e HQ is? In it you will find a post board with the names and adresses of all the fa'e. Look for a Silver Wolfenbrother. The address will be 219 Rt. 98, Barton Outskirts. Phone Number 1-434-829-1294."
He'll stop a moment, pondering a moment. "Are you sure you were born? You grew up fast, didn't you? You'd be the same age for a while, then overnight you would grow into a kid, or into a teen. Have you ever had strange dreams, were you are you, but not you? And have you ever met anyone at all like yourself in this....Aranorn you said? Trust me. You're Fa'e. I can smell it on you." He'll stop again, and just watch her a moment, trying to figure out what all this Eninac and Aranorn stuff she talked about was...
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Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 8:46 pm
Caoimhe narrowed her eyes, but logged the name into her memory. Silver Wolfenbrother? Hm. It sounded totally made up, she reasoned. Definitely a fake alias. Still, she knew that she would go look this guy up once she got back to the HQ, but whether or not that would make her trust him at all, she remained doubtful.
For a moment, the selkie Fa'e decided to relent in accusing Silver of being an Eninac, though her suspicion remained steadfast. As long as he stood on that shore away from her, she wouldn't have to run anymore at least. A small fish swam past her toes, and Caoi felt a rumble in her stomach. If this didn't end soon, she'd have to settle for raw food, something that Gaia had spoiled her out of.
"I don't know what you are talking about," Caoimhe lied. She did remember growing fast, suddenly shooting out of her clothes one day, but she had always thought it was just because she was special. Then again, maybe being a Fa'e was just that: special. The proud teen liked to think of herself as some unique thing, but she'd rather hear it from someone she trusted. And the pickings were slim there too.
Feeling the rush of the spring beneath her, Caoimhe inched farther back from Silver. "Well, whatever you are, I'm not coming out on this shore. If you are who you say you are, I will find out, but until then, you can pretty much go disappear for all I care. I don't need your protection... you wolf-dog... thing." He didn't want to be called an Eninac? Fine. Caoimhe had plenty of names that she would just love to use. "Now go away. You aren't useful anymore."
Caoimhe sneered to herself and dove beneath the chill water, feeling it brush against the pores of her skin. She dove further and further until the sun was just a wavering sphere high above her head, constantly moving through the seeing glass of the lake. The selkie Fa'e swam until her chest grew tight and then found a rock to cling to until she was certain Silver was gone. If need be, she could probably find a channel out of the lake and back home from a river. Granted, she still needed to get her shoes and book. All these thoughts, along with the possibility of this Eninac mercenary not being an Eninac at all, flowed in and out of the Fa'e's head as the water swirled around her like a protective cocoon.
(( I figured this was probably the best place to end it because she won't come out of the water unless she really knows Silver is a Fa'e. ^^ ))
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 1:34 pm
Silver shrugged, and shifted back to his wolf form, running away in an opposite direction from that he came from. Wouldn't do to scare her away from her stuff were she'd left it. Maybe one day she'd believe him. Only time would tell...
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