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 Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:27 pm
Kayin ignored the parts where Nallin was talking about how he was wrong. The 'wrongness' made him zone out a bit. He snapped back to reality as she came over and put his stray hair back in place. Smiling, he now needed to return a favor.
"Okay, just ... stand tight! Be riiiiiight back!"
He zoomed off quickly, and just as fast as he left, he returned, with two plastic lawn chairs. He set them up quickly and plopped down in one.
"Sooooooo...you said something about work? Where do you work?"
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:35 pm
Nallin smiled and sank gratefully into one of the chairs.
"Well, you are considerate," she said, giving him a teasing wink, "even if you are a freak-ball."
She pulled her injured leg up and began to carefully massage the ankle. As she kneaded the ankle, she considered the best way to answer his question.
"I don't work anywhere now," she answered, truthfully enough. "As for my old job.. I guess you could just say speciality services. What about you, Kayin?"
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:43 pm
He pondered. Her manner of dress...her secrecy...was she...could she have been...THAT COULD ONLY MEAN SHE WAS-"Were you a superhero!?" ...orrrr that. It could be that too.
He pondered. "I never had a job. I don't do much of anything."
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 9:47 pm
O...kay... that made her blink. Repeatedly.
"Umm... Can't say I was. Someone I don't see Superheros suffering from things like gimpy ankles."
Smiling, she let go of her ankle and stretched her legs out.
"Well, you must do somethign to keep yourself from being bored every day, right? I mean, besides Shakespearean performances?"
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 10:05 pm
He hmm'ed and haw'ed. "Yeah you're right. Superheros are more likely to lose a limb and regrow it or something neat like that. Oh well! My search for a real superhero continues."
He snickered. "I FIGHT THE POWER MAN!" He said in a hippy-like voice. "Nahhhhhhh, not really. Not like that anyone. I'm a rouge, I do thinks to better the world weither people like it or NOT!"
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 5:20 am
"Things to better the world, huh?" she repeated, curiosity piqued. "Like what?"
She could already think of a few ways the world couild be better, but somehow, she doubted that he was in the business of making the idiots of the world vanish.
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Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 8:54 am
Kayin pondered. "Well, you know, fight the power this, destroy those freaks who think that 'cartoon violence isn't appropriate' but show some of the worst crap on tv, remove morons from seats of power any way possible. All that stuff, and more!" As he said 'and more' he started to do jazz hands, even he didn't know why.
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 3:08 pm
Nallin eyed her new friend with profound respect bordering on hero worship.
"You... you really actually try to do all that?"
Flinging herself out of the chair at him, she attempted to hug his waist, tail waggign happily.
"Okay, you are now officially my new god!"
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 3:19 pm
Kayin spazzed as Nallin jumped out and wrapped her arms around his waist. "Shabuh?!" He was conflicted, this was...interestingly nice, but also, verrrrry awkward. "Eh-heh. God? I don't think I'm quite qualified for that...well, not YET atleast." He moved his hand down on her hair and fluffed it a bit.
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 3:39 pm
"Pfft! Anyone can be a God, Kayin. All it needs is at least one faithful follower. Which you've just gotten. So there!"
Grinning, she stuck her tongue out at him and actually giggled.
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 4:00 pm
Kayin smiled and chuckled nervously. "Do I get offerings or something?" He would have liked to pull away from Nallin, but something in him said that if he did, he'd get pounced.
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 4:39 pm
Releasing him as suddenly as she'd hugged hum, Nallin sat back in her chair and regarded Kayin with unblinking pink eyes.
"Offerings? Depends, I suppose. I mean, have you decided if you wanna be a smiting God or a Benelovent Trickster variety or what."
Tilting her head, she allowed an impish grin to flicker across her face.
"We could always get to work on converting others to whatever religion you're going to be the head of. And i guess we could always use the idiots of the world as sacrifical offerings."
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Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 10:29 pm
Kayin pondered. "Can I be a Smiting benelovent god trickster? Cause that would be soooooo awesome!" He put his hands together wiggling his fingers and laughing manically.
"Religion? Do I have to pick one? Can't I just randomly do...godly things?" He tilted his head, leaning towards Nallin. "Pleaaaaaaaase?" He gave her the classic puppy dog eyes, attempting to beg her to go along with his idea.
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 2:55 pm
"You can be whatever type of god you like, sweetcheeks," Nalling replied easily. And I suppose you can do random godly things..." she sounded slightly reluctant to allow this. After all, gods needed followers and such, didn't they? Still... she couldnt' resist the puppy eye routine.
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Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 3:09 pm
Kayin blinked. Did she just call him 'sweetcheeks'?! ...he hoped she meant his face as he swished his tail back and forth slightly.
He smiled. "Gooood! GOOOOD! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!" He coughed at the end of his laugh.
Leaning back in his chair he thought. "Shouldn't I reward my good subjects?" He eyed Nallin for a minute. "GOOD SUBJECT!" He screamed as he lept from his chair pouncing at her.
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