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 Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 5:44 pm
It wasn't sure if Zalifur actually had a personality behind his laziness, or he was good or evil aligned. Nobody was really sure of anything. Did he have a conscious? Was he really weak or was did he really have fire within his heart? The stallion had never really faced anything that forced him to do anything, but Ariston might actually be the first... might.
Oh? This was something new. The stallion had shut up; maybe he could rest now. Closing his eyes, within minutes, Zalifur was fast asleep. Not a deep sleep, but sleeping nonetheless.
He wasn't quite sure how Ariston would react, but that didn't matter. Even a few minutes of sleep would definitely be worth it. He was just surprised that the stallion hadn't dispersed like that... Gwee mare did.
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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 6:19 pm
What Ariston had thought would happen indeed did, and the stallion was quickly back asleep. His first instinct was to kick him as hard as he could. The Kalona on his right shoulder told him to do so, though the Pride on his left told him to stop it. The Kalona could never override his Pride, and even Ariston was aware of this. Sighing, he kicked at the ground like a little child.
He wasn't sure what his next line of action should be. A part of him was puzzled, and wondered why he couldn't figure out this Soquili. Maybe it was literally nothing but a lazy fellow. The idea still puzzled and intriguied him, freaking him out as a overall result.
He had decided to step away from the stallion for now. There really was no other business here. Maybe in the future Ariston could figure out what the heck was up with him, but in the meantime, he wanted to walk away and not tear his throat out in the process. Though, his mind was crazed with so many questions, he obviously was not in the correct mood to continue on in this particular moment anyhow.
"Bye." He said, lightly, as he darted into the sky, using all of the rage into energy.
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