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 Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 4:25 pm
"Well, you know what," Yoko replied with a small grin, "Look who's on top now?" She giggled, deciding to declare victory for herself anyways. At least, in her own mind, though she lost the sword fighting contest. Yes, she had to get off of Willow, as fun as it was to see the other squirm around like a worm, Willow wasn't as much fun to play with. Though, she couldn't help but think of what she might be able to do.
"Oh, want to see a trick I can do?" She asked, looking at Willow, "If you do though. You have to be very relaxed. A wrong move, and it doesn't work right, okay?"
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Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 8:01 pm
Willow was glad to be able to stand as Yoko got up. She backed away a little cautiously just in case Yoko would attack her again. Her eyes narrowed a little in both interest and a bit of wariness at the mention of the trick. "What kind of trick is it?" She knew that her kind, those from the academy, had many different types of abilities and she was curious what Yoko's was...but also afraid it might be something she didn't like.
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Posted: Sat May 08, 2010 1:06 pm
"Just relax, okay?" Yoko asked, looking over at the other. Stretching her hands out as if she were about to begin typing on a keyboard. Though, with a quick muttered phrase, her magic would take effect. Willow finding herself becoming numb for a few seconds, before control would be wrestled away.
Yet, once Yoko had finally perform her spell, she would remain still. Focused on the act she was performing. Having Willow move rather clusimily. A hand swinging a bit to far. Steps rather jolted. It didn't take more than three steps for Willow to end up tripping, the spell released and Yoko's focus back on the world around her.
Seeing Willow tripped over though, made her giggle with a delight as she extended out a hand, "Sorry," She responded with, a word that she just about never used, "I didn't mean to make you trip. It was my first time doing it," She added, hoping there were no hard feelings about the whole event. It too nice to have someone else around to just turn her away like that.
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Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 12:36 pm
As much as Willow disliked being held down, it was nothing in comparison to losing total control of her body. Cold fear ran through her like a knife and she willed with all her might it would end. As she was made to walk it became even worse. Finally she fell emitting a soft omph sound as she did. To her relief once she had fallen she was free of the evil spell.
Willow vaguely heard Yoko apologize. Willow knew that when people said sorry you were supposed to forgive them, but she couldn't just now. When her face turned up from the ground to peer at the hand being offered to her, Willow's eyes were wide and swimming with fear and anger. "No." she said as firmly as a toddler could muster. "No control. Never." Before she could give Yoko a chance to respond Willow was up like a shot and bolting farther into the woods and away from Yoko.
Trees raced past Willow as every thought screaming of escape willed her to run faster then she ever had. She was a fae, a creature of the woods, and the will to be free was ingrained in her spirit. As far as she knew, she was a wild thing, and no one would ever tame her as long as she had strength left to fight it.
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Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 2:45 pm
There was nothing but silence. Yoko looking down at Willow, her words having been meant. She didn't mean to make the young girl trip on her own feet after showing off her own special skill. And then, she was saw the face. Full of fear, and anger. Emotions running wild in Yoko, as if it satisfied some sort of inner instinct within the girl. But then, a word that would destroy her.
'No'
Yoko was hurt, deeply. Watching the other immediately began to run. No... she would never accept the word. No was the word she would never want to hear from someone else. And with that, she began to run, chasing after Willow, keeping mouth silent as she did everything in her power to stay with the other. She would never accept no for an answer. Never! Tiny feet propelling Yoko unwittingly deeper and further into the woods.
She wasn't about to let her first friend run away like that.
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Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 2:14 am
Footsteps crunching over the leaves and sticks behind her came to Willow's attention. It seemed Yoko was following her. She felt a spike of fear in her gut and as the adrenaline pumped, the faster she went. Her mind raced as she tried to think of how she could escape.
Finally it occurred to Willow that running further into the woods wasn't going to help her. If Yoko wanted to hurt her or control her again being all alone in the woods wasn't helpful. She honed in on her house using her directional sense and split off in that direction, running as fast as she could towards the playground and then eventually her house. She just hoped she could make it before Yoko caught up.
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Posted: Sat May 15, 2010 9:35 am
And Yoko wouldn't. At least with the plan she had in mind. All she could see was the other splitting off into another direction. Yoko remaining behind, slowly losing distance on the other. But, Mnejing was already at work. Running, catching up to Willow, and when she may have least expected it, Mnejing would jump out from the flora. In front of Willow with his right hand holding his left. Outstretched as if that were a gun.
"Mnejing... Mnejing and mistress want friend," He remarked, shaking slightly. Ready to do what he could to slow down the other.
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Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 2:08 pm
Willow had seen guns before on tv, and while she was too young to fully understand death she knew they made loud exploding noises and made people hurt. She was running to fast to get a clear view of what Mnejing was holding but it looked like a gun to her. With that Willow froze and opened her mouth and screamed as loud as she could. It was loud and shrill, and just a bit...eerie. Whatever the noise was it wasn't quite one hundred percent human sounding.
A sound of someone crashing through the woods could be heard if you listened carefully under the screams. Suddenly through the bushes came Sun who had left the house in search of her missing daughter. He face looked frantic and her eyes fell on Willow and the....puppet that was seemingly causing her to scream. "Willow?! What are you and what are you doing to my daughter?" Sun turned to address the puppet before moving in to scoop her daughter up. She could see that Mnejing wasn't really holding a gun and thus as far as Sun knew there was no threat.
Willow buried her head into her mother's shoulder. The scary gun couldn't get her if she was in her mother's arms, and surely, her mother could even protect her from being controlled by Yoko. As far as Willow knew Mothers could do anything.
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Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 3:01 am
Mnejing stopped, staring up at the two, shaking in fear. What was he trying to do? What had he been trying to do, "I-I'm s-s-s-orry!" Mnejing spoke, just in time for Yoko to appear. Dirtied from all the running [and tripping] she had done through the forest. She had grown quite a bit of dislike for the place, but when she saw Willow in her, assuming, mother's arms. Things didn't look all together good.
"Willow!" Yoko cried, happy she had been able to catch up to the other, "Are... can we," It was hard to ask honestly. She had done something to drive Willow away, and now here was a woman who could possible end any amount of fun she could have for half a lifetime. "Can we still be friends? I'm.... sorry," She couldn't help but bite her lip, hoping that things might still be able to be fixed.
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Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:04 pm
Sun blinked as a little girl came running towards them looking quite disheveled and rather like she was different, probably a girl from the academy she guessed. She wasn't sure why Willow was terrified of this girl, but she was on her guard in case it was some sort of power.
Willow peeked down at Yoko from her mother's arms looking at her consideringly. She was scared of Yoko now...but the girl said she wanted to be friends and had even said sorry. "I dunno. Maybe..." She would have to be around Yoko more and learn to trust her again to feel like they could be friends again.
Stooping down with Willow in her arms, Sun peered down at Yoko. "What is you name? Did you and Willow get lost in the woods?" She smiled gently at Yoko, she had no reason to be afraid of this girl until she gave her a reason to be.
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Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:20 pm
She couldn't help but bite her lip, hearing the maybe slip from Willow. Her 'first' friend said maybe to it? H-how could she? Why would she want to. She was a bit struck but it, but she kept her head clear, looking over at the adult who had picked up her 'friend'.
"Lost?" She stopped at the word, turning to face Mnejing for a moment, wondering what that had mean't, until the word was explained to her. Oh, "I am lost," she explained, her voice holding no fear amazingly enough. She was more concerned about having somewhat lost a friend.
But yet, she couldn't help but be quiet around the adult. She would have apologized further about the entire situation, but just the idea of Syth hearing about any of this made her scared. Instead, she moved up a bit closer, "C-can you take me home?" She asked, putting on as much of an innocent facade as possible. Perhaps, kindness got through people better than force did. Even if it might take a bit longer.
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Posted: Thu Jul 29, 2010 10:42 pm
Sun made the assumption that all that had happened was the girls were playing and perhaps the playing had gotten out of hand and escalated into a misunderstanding. She gave Willow's hair a little pet and then shifted her hold on her to one arm. She offered her other hand to Yoko. "Let's get out of here before it gets much darker." She gave Yoko a smile, she clearly wasn't harboring any bad feelings for the child.
Willow peered out at Yoko. Maybe if Sun thought Yoko was ok, she really was. She thought silently over the events of the day as she sat in Sun's arm. Playing with Yoko had been fun...up until the controlling...maybe they could be friends again. She'd have to wait and see.
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Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 10:06 am
There was a small smile from Yoko, a hand reaching out and grabbing at the adult's, and holding it tight. Pulling herself close against the warmth. Even if the woods were a horrible place to be, and especially get lost in, at least she had been able to get out, and had gotten to know someone.
Yet though, she couldn't help but turn to Willow, a pouted look on her face. Hopefully, they could have fun playing with each other again. But until then, she might need to make new friends... but she needed to anyway. Friends were fun, and more friends meant more fun for her!
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Posted: Thu Aug 05, 2010 10:12 pm
Walking slow enough to accommodate a toddler, Sun led Yoko and Mnejing out of the woods. As they left the woods Sun looked down at Yoko. "So which way is it to your house?" Sun intended to walk Yoko and her doll all the way home and maybe talk to Yoko's mother about maybe setting up a play date for the girls.
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