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 Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:34 pm
"Hm... what am I thinking of? I'm thinking about, what would happen, if there was a war between our two countries. Could we ever get the chance to do fun things like this again? Or would that just be forgotten in the heat of battle?" Shiro smiled, tilted his head to Celeste. "I think that... well, I wouldn't have to harm any of you. Just heal my own. Maybe you'd have to watch out for Mr. Air Admiral, but I would rather keep relations good between myself and my Cultean friends." He sighed and laughed, half-n-half of both.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:42 pm
"I am loyal to Culten," she admitted as her moon like eyes turned to the skys, seeing her names inspiration written in its sparkling net. "But I am more loyal to my friends. You're like a brother to me, even more than the ones I have back in Cultenea. I couldn't forget that if I tried nor would I be able to hurt you. I.. don't know if I could see the others in the same light. If I was ordered, for example, to go after Atlantis's king, I would be caught in a catch twenty two. Because doing it hurts you and Joy and all of them. But I can't disobey orders either." Her voice was soft, barely a whisper against the lapping waves, but clear, a reflection of what ran through her head.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:50 pm
"Same here. I would never hurt you as well. You pretty much are my sister. I think that, if I had to collect intelligence about the Cultean King, I'd be just as stuck as you..." Shiro nodded, softly confirming his feelings. "I don't know. I've always been alone... so to find a good friend... is like finding a diamond in a haystack." "Gazing" up, he sighed. "Your name is practically written up there." Shiro laughed, the light sound carried by the waves to far away.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:06 pm
"Hmm... I wonder sometimes..." she mused listening to his ringing laugh. "I'm curious though... do you have any brothers and sisters? You know like realitives?" Her eyes showed that she was curious as to this in a simple way. She had mentioned that she had a brother, and she was curious to see if he did. He had the patience of an older sibling, and teh likableness of a younger. Mix that in with the sense of a middle, and then you were on your way to discribing the young man sitting beside her. SHe had enjoyed watching his stunt, and had fun pulling the panama with him.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:10 pm
Celestial Sillouette "Hmm... I wonder sometimes..." she mused listening to his ringing laugh. "I'm curious though... do you have any brothers and sisters? You know like realitives?" Her eyes showed that she was curious as to this in a simple way. She had mentioned that she had a brother, and she was curious to see if he did. He had the patience of an older sibling, and teh likableness of a younger. Mix that in with the sense of a middle, and then you were on your way to discribing the young man sitting beside her. SHe had enjoyed watching his stunt, and had fun pulling the panama with him. As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
"I don't think so. It's interesting though, because it feels like I still have family out there." His own eyes lit up, illuminated by the moonlight shining down on his form. She was unique in her own way. Not describable by any one word. The panama had been enjoyable, and he loved the wonderful show it had yielded.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 4:30 pm
"Hm..." she mused. "Maybe you do." Lost in the night and her thoughts, she remained silent for a bit as she simply enjoyed the shimmering waters and the stars above. Nothing could be so beautful as the natural beauty of nigth.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 8:36 pm
As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
"Yeah..." He sighed a bit mournfully. Shiro moved his head, from side to side. IT was if he was gazing over the waters. The lapping of the waves created a bit of white noise, which blocked out the explosions which he didn't wish to hear.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 5:42 pm
A comfortable silence hung as she glanced at him, and then she took out a scroll. A brush slipped into her hands neatly as she opened it to open up a jar of ink. Her hand fluidly danced over the page, sketching, tracing, and then smoothing as she smiled thoughtfully moving it over as she added just a bit of color to a side swatch which she then dipped her brush in after cleaning it in the water. It was only made of herbs, so it wouldn't affect anything. Her eyes smiled as she continued to fill in the outline of the picture until she finally finished the first part with a satisfied smile. It was an interesting picture. It showed him sitting as he was on the docks, with the area painted vividly. Above him though, she had included the stars and the moon. And for him, she had included a fish similar in design to that of the one that she had seen in the sky. Concintrating on her shadow energy, she slowly and carefully laced it through the painting, using her illusions to bring it to a solid form, the textures following that of the true figures.
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Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:51 pm
[hiya! bout time i came... have mercy I'm new sweatdrop . Mmmm... muffins biggrin . no guarentee I'll check n e time soon- soz!]
A figure dragged himself onto the floating stadium, remains of his ship dappled the black sea. Weighed down by his clothes, damp with horridly salty water, he groaned as he slid onto the paved pathway with a sickening scrape. Blood oozed gently from his shoulder and Thursday rolled himself onto his back, the small stones and pebbles digging into his back. He stared up at the stars and the tinted moon. Extending a deformed arm, he traced the sky with it-- was it just him or were they a bit brighter tonight? Gently he chuckled to himself, "S'got to be a sign..." he feebly muttered and continued to lay, dazed and shivering in the cold.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 7:22 pm
Celestial Sillouette A comfortable silence hung as she glanced at him, and then she took out a scroll. A brush slipped into her hands neatly as she opened it to open up a jar of ink. Her hand fluidly danced over the page, sketching, tracing, and then smoothing as she smiled thoughtfully moving it over as she added just a bit of color to a side swatch which she then dipped her brush in after cleaning it in the water. It was only made of herbs, so it wouldn't affect anything. Her eyes smiled as she continued to fill in the outline of the picture until she finally finished the first part with a satisfied smile. It was an interesting picture. It showed him sitting as he was on the docks, with the area painted vividly. Above him though, she had included the stars and the moon. And for him, she had included a fish similar in design to that of the one that she had seen in the sky. Concintrating on her shadow energy, she slowly and carefully laced it through the painting, using her illusions to bring it to a solid form, the textures following that of the true figures. As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
He breathed, the heat of his breath creating smoke like features in the air. Steam...which heated up his hands. "Hm...?" He was visibly curious about what she was doing. "So... what are you doing? I smell ink... and energy." Feeling the presence of Thursday, Shiro sighed. Tracing his form with his hand, a heat fell over the deformed one, creating a nice place for him. Celeste and Shiro, were a few yards away though. The heat would not effect them.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:01 pm
Thursday jerked up, feeling a pleasant warmth that engulfed him. It wasn't natural and his wings fanned defensively behind him, dislodging several grey-white feathers. A moment passed, nothing happened. "Hello...?" Thursday shouted weakly over the crashing currents. The gentle whirr of the unnatural air currents immediately replied.
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Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2009 11:48 am
Divine Monkey Celestial Sillouette A comfortable silence hung as she glanced at him, and then she took out a scroll. A brush slipped into her hands neatly as she opened it to open up a jar of ink. Her hand fluidly danced over the page, sketching, tracing, and then smoothing as she smiled thoughtfully moving it over as she added just a bit of color to a side swatch which she then dipped her brush in after cleaning it in the water. It was only made of herbs, so it wouldn't affect anything. Her eyes smiled as she continued to fill in the outline of the picture until she finally finished the first part with a satisfied smile. It was an interesting picture. It showed him sitting as he was on the docks, with the area painted vividly. Above him though, she had included the stars and the moon. And for him, she had included a fish similar in design to that of the one that she had seen in the sky. Concintrating on her shadow energy, she slowly and carefully laced it through the painting, using her illusions to bring it to a solid form, the textures following that of the true figures. As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
He breathed, the heat of his breath creating smoke like features in the air. Steam...which heated up his hands. "Hm...?" He was visibly curious about what she was doing. "So... what are you doing? I smell ink... and energy." Feeling the presence of Thursday, Shiro sighed. Tracing his form with his hand, a heat fell over the deformed one, creating a nice place for him. Celeste and Shiro, were a few yards away though. The heat would not effect them.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2009 1:26 pm
As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
"Hm. I wish I could see it." Shiro smiled, feeling the gust of several feathers grace his face. "Shadows? You control them fairly well..." The night was calm, and he moved the clouds away, which threatened to rain on them. Instead, they gathered in the distance, creating a circle. It poured, the storm a nice sight. "I believe... something happened to his ship." Turning to the newcomer, his milky white eyes were same as ever. He didn't reply directly to his inquiry, as his speech wasn't planned for people who crashed their ships.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2009 6:47 pm
Blood began to fade into black wisps, something Thursday would never get used to even after a lifetime. The pale glow of the moon was momentarily obscured by a small cloud and the warmth around him gently lifted, gradually. He sat ridgedly and pondered who could have possibly aided him. Remnants of warm air lingered and whispered to him, coaxing his head towards the shore, a little less than a mile away, where two figures stood, bathed in moonlight. The blanket of stars above them shimmered gently; he stood up slowly.
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Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 6:05 pm
As the Twin Fish eats the moon...
Shiro lacked the incentive to speak to the man, as he was almost a mile away. He could hear the taps of his feet. It was an odd moment, as he sighed. Helping the man was enough, and he breathed out, the warm tendrils of vapor rolling past his face on the essences of wind. "Let me try something..." Manipulating his hands, it was odd, as the sky cleared, and the atmosphere changed. The stars seemed to shine brighter. "I think... I changed the atmosphere, so the stars seemed to shine brighter..." The words were a bit far away, as he thought of what he wanted to say.
...the night is gone, replaced by dawn.
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