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 Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 11:03 pm
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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 11:12 pm
"There's a human philosopher that coined something called Occam's Razor. Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem, or entities should not be multiplied beyond necessity. Do you know what that could possibly mean? I'll clarify. Usually the simplest answer is the correct one. And I don't find you to be anything but simple, despite what you may think of yourself."
"What's her name? Oh...wait now. I've seen you around with a mare. Gasp! The loner has a companion?" He knew he was showing his cards early, but there was no denying he had the stallion now.
"So pretty, with those teal feathers in her hair. Pretty coat, fit and clever. Aruna is a lovely mare, isn't she?"
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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 11:20 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 3:32 pm
"Don't try and pass yourself off as a playboy, Rahu, or you'll begin to tread in hypocritical waters. You and I both know that good or bad, Aruna is different to you than the other mares you supposedly hang around with. My point is this: she is something to me as well. Not necessarily more than a good acquaintance, but that is enough. You will make your intentions clear with Aruna, and you will do it now. Are we clear, Rahu?"
He stamped angrily, driving his point more clearly across, if the directness of his words hadn't done the job. Cal knew Rahu wasn't as thick as he occasionally passed himself off to be. What's your next move, Rahu? Don't disappoint me.
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 4:13 pm
“I never have or will. I merely stated I have been around plenty of mares though I hate them. Oh really you think so and for you to have her mean something is quite interesting. I have no intentions with Aruna and if I did I would have already made them clear. Oh and we are clear, crystal clear.” Oh he knew well what Calamity was driving at. And to him he was pissed anyone would get into something that was suppose to be only between him and aruna. Though he already had others like Hania, Dyami and ever Aruna’s brother on his case about her. it also was one of the many reason he choose to let her go.
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 12:02 pm
"You are a coward, and of no worthy stock to breed with any mare, ever. It's a relief to know that for the moment, the world won't be scourged with your progeny. I'll never understand you fully, Rahu, but that's only because I firmly believe you don't even understand yourself yet. For an old stallion, you've got quite a lot to learn."
Cal chuckled conscendingly and turned away from the dark stallion. "I have no qualms about acknowledging my association with mares or any other soquili, even if they are of an obviously lower standing than myself. There is something to be respected and admired about Aruna's fierce individuality and engaging mind. You are a fool to have disregarded these things."
He sneered and shook his head, still not facing Rahu. "Don't let your supposed superiority blind you to what can be learned and used from other soquili. It is a terrible flaw, and will come back to haunt you sooner than you think. Even the youngest Kalona knows that."
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 12:23 pm
Rahu growled. “I actually do know myself quite well. But I have become quite able in not letting others know me at all.” He then snorted. “Supposed superiority pfft no more like confidence in my ability to take care of myself and own problems. Don’t mix up the two Calamity. Me disregard Aruna’s individuality and engaging mind never I knew she was different from any mare I knew. I let her go for reasons and I’m not going to tell you.” He snorted and started to walk off. “I had enough of your stupid little games. im going and you better not try to stop me.”
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Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 12:40 pm
Calamity repressed the chronic bloodlust he fought every day, and allowed the inferior stallion to walk away. Only because I'd rather not have the soquili think I killed Rahu over a mare...especially Aruna. He snorted to himself and stomped in the other direction, but not before calling out one final time to Rahu. "Your day will come, Rahu, and I'll spill your blood yet."
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