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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 7:09 pm
(( Paintball ))
[MANGO! Shot 06/06 | H:3 | M:3] [Shot at Ethan : Missed! ]
One more bullet, he can't afford to miss now. Scouring the beach, he look for his next target. He would spare Ebony for now, having hit her twice already, he didn't want to get on her bad side anyhow. Freis are also a bad idea since they only have so much body mass to aim at, and the only Sigel on the opposing team was nowhere to be seen. That makes the logical choice to choose would be the humans, and right now, he could only see Ethan on the field. Plus he is kind of old, his movement shouldn't be as fast as say... Ebony, or the Raevans. Should be an easy target right?
He kissed the barrel of the gun for good luck before he took careful aim at the businessman. When the trigger was pulled, the pellet flew out of the barrel and headed straight for Ethan, but instead of hitting him, it only dangerously grazed his shoulder as the bullet hit a sand dune behind him. "@&%$!!!" Lazarus cursed out loud as his last bullet missed. He was so sure that he was going to hit him too.
Cocking the gun, he checked again if his bullet had really run out, and sure enough the barrel was empty, void of anymore paint-filled pellets. So now he should just lay low until the signal that the paintball tournament is finally over. He hoped it wouldn't be long now.
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 9:44 pm
[[Paintball >> Stalking Prajna and Varun (Rivener) // Drinks Booth (Aphismet) <Yuurei>>]]
Rivener gasped in shock as an orange pellet smacked him in the chest. The red-hued gaze widened and snapped over to Varun, the Leviathan's gun raised and pointed at Rivener still... What the fu- Riv thought, interrupted by another stinging smack on his chest, this time of the more proper green color. Ruby eyes flicked over to Ebony, finding the woman grinning at him.
The Scorpion was frustrated already, and the two subsequent hits made his temper flare brightly and furiously. Fangs bared, crimson gaze narrowing to thin fiery slits, Riv spread his wings wide and all but trembled with the need to sting someone. Droplets of venom seeped out and harmlessly absorbed into the sand below Riv's angrily pulsing rune.
It took more than a few moments for Rivener to calm down, his hands gripping and twisting at the rifle so hard that some of the screws gave creaks of protest. Don't poison anyone, he told himself, calmly and rationally bringing himself down. No more poisoning, remember? Don't attack Ebony. And Varun and Prajna are Raevans, no harming Raevans, remember? Just calm down, breathe.
...Man, if there was ever a moment he wished he had Zul at his side, it was now. One purring hug from the Demon would have settled him instantly.
Although Rivener's temper wouldn't abate completely, he found the murderous urge leaving him eventually. Growling, teeth still bared, Riv zipped off the playing field to return his rifle now that he had no bullets left. He couldn't believe he'd only gotten two shots in, wasting all his time on Prajna... And those two needed to learn a lesson anyway. Riv had no real knowledge what the lesson needed to BE, really, but his pride just demanded he teach them SOME kind of lesson. He stalked off to find them, figuring that a pair of bright-red-haired half-bodies would be easy to spot.
Yuurei asked to be kept updated on Rivener's well-being, and Aphi smiled sympathetically. It was sweet of the blonde to ask, and it was sweeter still that she dropped the topic soon after. Both of them were unsure where the line lay in that conversation, so it was best they moved on to less sore topics.
Aphismet chuckled as he reached into the cooler, pulling our a pair of vegetable kabobs. Yuurei's reasoning for not asking for a burger, while considerate, was far from bothering Aphi: as expected, he offered the obligatory question: "You're sure you don't want a burger? I don't mind, you know!" But even as he said it, he'd put the kabobs on the grill. The sizzling sound was like an instant appetizer for the chef, and he was damned glad he'd chosen to cook one of the kabobs for himself as well. "If you change your mind just let me know!" he concluded, picking up the tongs so he could keep an eye on the food.
Vegetables took no time at all, and soon Aphismet was handing Yuurei her requested item on a thick, festively-colored napkin. The chef had his own, waiting for Yuurei to take the first taste...
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 9:57 pm
[[Ekundayo = Near the Popsicle booth Fathle = Petting Zoo
Tags for: Ebony Shade, Chrystali, & Koco Pelli]]
Ekundayo waved enthusiastically when she saw Ebony look her way. However, the woman looked extremely distracted and rather nonplussed to see the Raeven. Her smile wavered before she was distracted by the distinct pop of the paintball in Ebony’s hands. She had missed. Ekundayo realized that she had caused the woman to miss. She had caused Ms. Shade to do badly at the game. She was about to shout an apology, that she hadn’t meant to interrupt the game like that, but she heard her name. “Cordelia,” she said with happy surprise, momentarily forgetting that she had messed up Ebony’s shot. Ekundayo didn’t protest as the other girl led her away from the paintball field and closer to the safety of the popsicle booth. She closed her eyes when Cordelia wrapped her up in an embrace, soaking in the girl’s presence and her happy emotions with relish. “Me too,” she said as she pulled away. “I’ve finished all the pictures in the book you gave me.” Ekundayo had completed it all in about a week or so. The crayons were basically stubs now but she didn’t have the heart to throw them away. They were part of her first gift after all. Thus, the completed coloring book and the worn crayons were sitting on a special part of her shelf, next to the dead monarch butterfly she had found in the park; the shelf was where she hoarded everything interesting and important.
Ekundayo reached up toward her brown hair and unclipped one of the jewel-encrusted goldfish pins keeping back some of her bangs. She held it in her cupped hands and offered it to Cordelia. “This is my gift,” she said with a smile. “It’s yours.” She didn’t exactly give Cordelia a chance to say no as she reached over and pressed the hair pin into the girl’s cool hands. “Now we can match.”
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Fathle felt the tension in his shoulders smooth out as Alex began to laugh. He might have chosen to feel offended by such reaction but he could not feel anything derogatory in the action; it seemed to stem from confusion and the overall happiness infecting the summer beach party. He chuckled himself and tilted his head. “Stranger requests, Alex?” he asked. His soft laughter ended with a warm smile as she took hold of his arm. Fathle gently pulled her closer to his side, enjoying the feel of her warm skin against his own; being this close, he could smell the subtle nuances that made up the woman’s distinct scent. “Thank you, Alex. I will be sure to call you at some time…” He glanced down at her, his red eyes glowing with playful amusement. “It will be a date. One that I will look forward to,” he said with a slight smile. Nevermind the sensitive subject that would arise. It would be something pleasant to look forward to.
Alex led him back toward the unfortunate man who had been shot by a paintball pellet. The water seemed to have worked… or perhaps it had just spread the stain over a larger area. Fathle noticed that the man’s attention was taken by something. It was enough to make Alex looked as well. He followed suit and followed the stranger’s gaze. Fathle smiled to himself as he realized what he was looking at. “And I do believe you have found Ekundayo. If I may conclude that your attention has been taken by a young woman with brown hair and golden eyes, I will say that she is the Raeven under my charge,” he said. Fathle glanced down at Alex. He had been expecting her to let go of his arm after they had rejoined the other man’s company. However, to his pleasant and mild surprised, she still held on. He reached over and gently squeezed her hand before letting her go. Fathle then offered his hand to the stranger. “And I do not believe we have been introduced. My name is Fathle.”
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:45 pm
[[ Paintball! TEAM MANGO! Shot [4/6] [2: Hit| 2:Missed] Aiming at: (hopping on the bandwagon in the shootout for: PRAJNA HIT!!! IN THE NAME OF RIVENER AND BROMANCE >8U ]]
The heat of the game was suddenly wearing down as the teams, seemingly all at once, began to run out of their bullets. Raevans, with guns no longer producing balls with which to pelt their temporary enemies, somberly (or angrily) drifted and ducked their way back to the Popsicle stand to relinquish their weapons rendered useless now that they were out of ammo.
Except for Eiry.
Who was still tucked behind his dune, quite out of sight and waiting for the exact moment he needed to take out his weapon and fire his precious few pellets of anti-cucumber goodness. for some time he had lain like that, against the sand and pressed down as flat as he could possibly muster, keeping his eyes on the swell and tide of the game. For some moments, it seemed like the other team was winning, especially with a smokey looking raevan with red hair parading about and harassing his brother, before the tide of the game seemed to switch again in their favor.
Narrowing his blood-red gaze, and feeling the tenseness of adrenaline rise up through his entire body like goosebumps at the end of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart", Eiry felt a large white grin spread on to his cheeks. His brother was livid, he could see, belligerent in all the ways that Eiry could tell: wings swollen, twitching, and fists clenched tight, his face a dark brooding mess of paint and sand. And the source of that frustration and anger was the red-haired raevan, of...whose gender, Eiry couldn't rightly distinguish at his distance (not like it would help). No matter the circumstances, however, that raevan was the target of Rivener's odious rage.
And Eiry would avenge his brother.
Lifting up out of the sand like a ghoul of the marsh, Eiry skulked his way down the dune in a straight bull charge towards Prajna, his weapon lifting up and tucking against his shoulder. His eyes were keen, and knew exactly where it and another raevan Eiry had yet to meet hid in the sands, so were the fruits of his watchful labor. He leaned his cheek upon the gun, his eye following along the sight-line, and, as everything came into focus, Eiry released a terrible guttural chuckle as he rose above their hiding place that, with the squeezing of the trigger, erupted into a very loud, and very appropriate (at least for Eiry), "How now? A rat? Dead, for a ducat, dead!"
PAP!
Another clean shot against the forehead of Prajna, skewing up its bangs and splattering the wonderful color of slightly pastel red all over the offending face. Laughing aloud, Eiry gave a loud hoot of joy, "A hit! A very palpable hit! My brother, the name of Eiry shall be shouted on all tongues, for he has returned the bile hate against the enemy!"
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:48 pm
[[ Paintball! TEAM MANGO! Shot [5/6] [2: Hit| 3:Missed] Aiming at: THE HEAVENS (aka, Anita) Missed, but totally hit Anita! ]]
Quite lost in the energy of retribution, Eiry lifted up several feet off the air with a great several pumps of his flaming wings. Throwing himself into a lopsided spin, during which he threw his gun over his shoulder and accidentally squeezed the trigger. Little to his knowledge did a stray shot fly its way over into the unsuspecting crowd of festival participants, and splatter against the thigh of sweet Anita, whom Eiry, as well, needed to be introduced to. The color of watermelon's flesh splattered all over her thigh and Eiry, unknowing that he had wasted yet another shot, continued celebrating in his victorious throws and hoots and hollers.
Waving over his brother, his wings bright with ghost light, the sigel grinned proudly at him, his digits and thumb forcing themselves into the popular signal of a "thumb's up". He pointed with his gun, unknowing of the danger, back behind the mound where Prajna and Varun hid away, quite stunned from the moment from the ghostly Sigel's intrusion.
"Brother, hey, high brother, here!" he called and beckoned, his mind still swimming in the played part of victor and defender.
Then, turning back to the person he had last hit, Eiry tapped his nose and grinned brightly at it, "Fair mark best hit! You are peppered, my friend, I'm afraid you are peppered!"
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:51 pm
[[ Paintball! TEAM MANGO! Shot [6/6] [2: Hit| 4:Missed] Aiming at: NOTHING. Missed! ]]
As soon as he caught the attention of his brother, Eiry had considered his job well done. While he had one paintball left, two paint balls less than he thought he should have had, the wispy frei thought that he had done extraordinarily good for being a bookworm himself. He had hit 2 individuals, one of them being a good friend and the other one being a stranger frei that had been aggravating his brother, so, all in all (even if his success rate was a sorry 33.3%) Eirdirsceol considered himself quite the successful Shakespearean Sniper. After all, he had hit the people that counted, and each on the forehead as it were! As for his other shots, they were complete and total fails in terms of accuracy, but Eiry didn't let it bother him. He was content in his play of the game, and happier still that he had gotten shots in at all!
He wanted to share this exciting revelry with his guardian. Turning his back to Varun and Prajna, Eiry waved his gun at him to get his attention. It was no use, for the unhappy boy with the too-thin legs was already quite deep into sleep where he lay on the beach undisturbed and far away from the paintball grounds. Giving a shout which was not heard, Eiry pursed his lips into a frown, his excitement momentarily blemished by the fact that Isi couldn't hear him. Settling his gun against his shoulder once more and tucking his wings tight to his back, Eiry aimed and fired his last shot at the sleeping boy, hoping to wake up. He didn't quite hit the lad, but he didn't quite miss him either. The shot exploded against the sand near his ear, splattering little drops of watermelon over Isi's face. Eiry watched with explosive mirth as Isi kicked his legs and jumped up into a sitting position, his hands smacking at the paint on his face. The call was almost automatic.
"EIRDIRSCEOL!" Isi howled. Snapping his eyes towards the tell-tale green of his sigel, he let his smoldering gaze rest upon him in hopes of perhaps burning a hole through his clothes.
"Yes, it is I!" Eiry happily bellowed, waving his gun again after dispelling his last shot, "Valiant am I in the field of war, my bullets are only for the crowns of others! Defender of the nameless stained steel and the brother of mine whom I call Rivener!"
The call replied in irritated exasperation, "Eiry, I don't know what the ******** you're talking about. If you're done, go return your weapon and get ready for the next game. Leave me alone! I'm trying to enjoy the beach." And with a long string of mumbled curses and explicative, Isi moved himself a bit farther away from the paintball splatter and settled himself down once more for sleep.
Content again once more (which wasn't a hard thing to accomplish for Eiry), he turned his back to his guardian and faced once again his final target, its companion, and Rivener.
"Sweets to the sweet, farewell," he said with a flourish and a bow, and when he raised up again, he turned his eyes towards the popsicle booth, intending to meander and relinquish his weapon.
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Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 11:49 pm
[[Petting Zoo; Tag to Chrys and Dracul]]
The acupuncturist looked up when they addressed him. Standing up, he held out the shirt for Alex to examine. The lime paint splatter had turned into a runny sour apple blotch. "How does it look to you?" He gave her a small smile. "I will just run it through the laundry machine once or twice and hope that it comes out. If not, I'll take it to the professionals."
Jezabroux nodded when the red haired man described the correct Raevan he had been observing while the two had been having their private talk. "Yes." He gave a curt nod before letting the Raevan's name roll off his tongue. "Ekundayo, you say?" It was interesting. It made him think of a summer shower. "She is... stunning." the corners of his lips turning upwards into a gentle smile. "I am not sure if it is a common trait of all Raevans but she... has a air around here like an eagle might have. It is majestic, very breath taking. I could watch her all day." He looked back at the Raevan, at Ekundayo, to see her floating away with another Raevan that was predominately black in color. Just as Ekundayo had made him think of a raptor, this new one made him think of smoke. Not as charismatic as Ekundayo but still... attention grabbing in her own way. The darker Raevan commanded respect in another way, one he could not think of at the moment.
"Jezabroux." He replied as he took the other man's hand and gave a firm shake. "I work at Hua-Ahn Acupuncture Clinic, it's right across from your delicatessen. Bennet and Sons, right?" He observed the man carefully.
Fathle did not look like someone who'd run a family shop. The man had charisma and a sharp air, nothing like the warm and easy aura he was used to finding in other family owned stores. Despite the store being right across the street from his workplace, Jezabroux had never really entered the shop. It just didn't seem necessary. Even though, he had waved at this man a countless number of times from the stoop of the acupuncture clinic. Just another face, just another day.
He looked at Ekundayo and then at Fathle again. Inconceivable. He couldn't picture this impressionable man looking after someone like her.
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:02 pm
((Delia=Popsicle Booth // Ebs -> Popsicle Booth -> Petting Zoo))
In that single moment of friendly embrace, Delia felt her emotions sky rocket ten fold as her heart gave a flurried flutter of happiness. So much so that the girl couldn’t contain it and had to giggle. It seemed this was something she would need to get use to whenever in close proximity of the eagle. Although, the snake had to admit, it wasn’t so bad a feeling when the emotion was positive.
“I have more at home.” Suddenly the Frei’s face lit up with excitement. “Hey I know! You should come over sometime! Then I can show you my room and my violin.” Her emotions dipped for a brief moment at the voicing of her instrument of choice. Even though Cordelia was still very much interested in the string and thus practicing, little progress had been made in getting back that bit of inspirational bliss she’d had the day she met Pasha. Another thought flickered to mind, causing a sly sort of smile to grace the serpent’s lips. The muse was around here somewhere, Delia had seen, so maybe if she found her again later she could find that fluid melody once more.
Gently coaxed from her reverie, Cordelia blinked at the little bit of metal in her hands. Slowly she examined it and watched how it sparkled and shone even in the slightly cloud covered sun. For a moment the shine of it seemed to remind the basilisk of something and yet as soon as the familiarity had come, soon it was gone. Hmm, perhaps it wasn’t anything then.
Smiling broadly, for Delia loved presents most especially shiny baubles such as this goldfish, the smoke colored girl gave her feathery friend another quick hug. “Thank you Dayo! It’s so pretty!” Another tiny chuckle of joy escaped her before she pulled away and pushed back her black sweep of bangs and clip them with the pin so that now her whole face was uncovered for the world to see. “How do I look?”
“Beautiful.” Came the sudden British tones of the basilisk’s guardian. Having seen that the whole of the paintball war was finally winding down, what with people starting to return their guns and much less paint flying through the air, Ebony had seen it as her chance to return as well. Gently placing the empty gun on the counter, “Ekundayo my dear, I apologize for having you dragged off like that, but I didn’t want you getting hurt or um…” Rather than finish her sentence, Ebony gestured to her coral splattered self as physical proof of what could have happened if the cloudy Raevan had decided to venture through the battlegrounds.
“It looked like lots of fun Ebby! Did you have fun?” For a moment, Delia’s face took on a most dire need to know look. For if her human hadn’t experienced the pleasure she wanted, it would be her fault because she was the one to sign the woman up after all.
Brandishing one of the most serene and loving smiles the snake had ever seen, Ebony lightly patted the girl’s cool cheek in answer before parting from the Raevan pair. Watching her leave, Cordelia’s happiness level shot up several notches, her blade like wings shuffling in response. “Don’t mind that Dayo, that’s just how Ebby is. She rarely likes to um…make a production as she puts it. She had fun though, I can tell.”
Not having wanted to butt in and be the ever-hovering mother type, Ebony had decided to make a quick exit to allow the girls time to themselves. Meanwhile, the Brit sighed at her sorry looks as of now, trying to rub off the drying paint as best as possible. Luckily she was just wearing her bikini and a pair of old shorts, the shorts of course were probably non-salvageable thanks to Lazarus. Figuring Alex might have water or something to get the majority of the paint off, the Brit made her way over towards the aquatic zoo.
Having seen Dayo, she was not surprised when she spotted Fathle there at the booth as well. Funny thing though was that small flare of jealousy Ebony felt as she saw the Italian hanging onto the red haired gent’s arm. She knew it was stupid to feel this way when she barely even knew the man, but even more so when she knew that Alex was happily tied to Aphismet. Well…as far as she knew. ‘No no no!’ Ebony thought, quickly shaking the idiotic ideas away. She was being silly! Alex was just like Cordelia, utterly comfortable with being openly affectionate towards others. She shouldn’t go assuming anything. Again, there was no real reason to be acting like this.
With a slower pace now as to give her enough time to smooth her face back out, Ebony finally came upon the group near the tanks. Once there she finally took notice to the other male standing by. “J-Jezabroux?! What are you doing here?”
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 4:54 pm
((Popsicle Booth - Zeke and Anastacia))
While the events took place, Zeke managed his booth and the affair at hand. He managed to get his beach umbrella up and the shade helped his eyes as he watched the match between the two teams, though he was quickly ousted by Anastacia. The Frei eagerly zoomed beneath the colorful canopy and latched onto both the cool pole and a bucket of ice cubes and popsicles - the tingling numb sensation too much to bare in her arms. What's more, her chest had started to hurt some as well. It wasn't painful per say, but it was uncomfortable, but had thankfully started to ease as she both held onto the cold pail and hovered in the shade. Zeke had tried to ask her what was wrong, given she was looking quite uncomfortable and rubbing at her arms, neck, and bosom like she had chicken pox, but like usual the spider femme kept quiet and Zeke had to turn back and watch the game.
Now that it was over though, he kept turning his eyes back to his ward, concern on his features as she hung lower in the air with her ribbon grazing the sand. She fed from heat, so cold would be (and was) something she would normally have nothing to do with but...She was holding onto that bucket like it was a buoy in rough seas. He made to move toward her, but the clatter of empty paintball guns on his stand and the holler of voices made him stop. Ergh...It'd only take a moment and he had the precise number of hits and the winning team. Just a call and he'd go right up to her - agitation on her part or no. She didn't look good.
"Here we go," he grunted as - again - he climbed up on the stand, accidentally knocking one of the cast off paintball guns to the sand. Whoops. "Alright, I was watching and I've got the tally and the winner!" The wind picked up a bit and blustered the man and the paper in his hand about, but Zeke kept his balance once more though his shirt decided to blow up and expose the rest of his stomach for him. "With seventeen hits, this year's winner of the paintball shoot out is...Team Mango! Congrats Captain Lazarus, you and your team get the bragging rights this year!" He made to hop off but turned just before, remembering the last game. "We're gonna take a bit of a breather before the final game, so if you want to sign up for sandcastle building, now's your last chance!"
Zeke gave a wave and then jumped, though this time instead of landing with cat-like reflexes, the man stumbled and dropped a knee into the sand. That was fine, he just had a start, and was quickly back on his feet. Anya was soon approached and knelt before, leaving Zeke's shirt-clad back facing the patrons of the Lab's event.
"Hey," Despite knowing she didn't like to be touched, his hand automatically reached out to touch his Raevan's own. "Are you okay, Anya?"
'Are you okay' - the words traveled in slow motion compared to his hand and the virus Raevan hastily yanked hers away before he could touch it. Her wings flipped over her shoulders and over the bucket and she watched Zeke shuffle back through her top eyes. He looked reproachful for a moment, but then the concern dominated again. No, she wasn't okay. She was feeling what humans would call a 'stomach ache' but the discomfort was more than just in her rune. She was numb in the arms and it had crawled up into her neck as she waited and watched Zeke setting up the umbrella she now hovered under. As she had floated out in the open, her body absorbed more and more heat from the sand and sun and soon she felt too full though it still kept happening. Her rune felt bloated and she distinctly felt a pain in her chest, a sensation much like someone starting to squeeze her heart. That extended to pin pricks in the organs located in her chest but by that time Zeke had the umbrella up and she immediately dove for the shade it promised, grabbing a bucket of ice and treats along the way but practically in hindsight. Since then, the game had been running and she had been under here - feeling the effects of her "stomach" ache and slowly recovering. But no, she still wasn't okay.
"Anya?"
"Go away." She flicked the saber-like and webbed tips of her wings out at him, a gesture reminiscent of his gentle shooing motions the morning she had found out her skin stained. If he left her alone, she'd be fine in no time. She was already on the road there and as the wind picked up again it felt like a breath of fresh country air after a long stint in the clogged and fume-filled city. It was a cool air, and it helped. She could sort of feel her upper arms again, but of course, Zeke wasn't going to leave her. She wasn't right, even though 'go away' was pretty standard fare for her.
"Anya, what's wrong? You don't look good." He thought he saw her bristle a bit at that and that alone made him feel a tiny bit better, but not by much. "I mean...You look sick. You still look pretty, but you also look like you might throw up." Just what if she could would be a mystery, but the Frei slowly shook her head.
"No. Go away." Now, dammit. What part of that couldn't he understand? She'd be fine with her shade, bucket, and the wind. It'd just take a bit, that's all. Just a little bit more time and she'd be up and floating at her regular height. Maybe back toward the water for more shells. If this event was good for anything, it showed her she liked finding those hard, fringed things and pretty rocks, and that Zeke could be distracted long enough not to run after her with that sunscreen stuff as well as let her be on her own for a time. And that was nice.
"Anya--" An ice cube hit him in the chest and slid down the opening in his shirt.
"Away. Now Zeke."
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 4:54 pm
(( Oceanside // Petting Zoo ))
He supposed he shouldn't have been so amused that Lucia knew all she did; she always struck him as a social butterfly, seeing as they first met by her approaching himself and LuLu at the pool party ages ago. Zul himself was oft the same when given the chance, simply less so in larger groups. He inclined his head in agreement for her suggestion, his smile gentle; it was to the benefit of the others to know the Kitten, in so far as he was concerned. He was, however, immensely pleased by the returned hug and the quiet words spoken against his skin, understanding them through and through. The demon could only chuckle in a sound of rolling smoke, leaning into the touch of lips to his cheek. "I gladly accept the blame," he replied in a good-natured manner.
"And not a thing will touch you but the ocean spray, I promise!" Despite the humor he felt at the notion of a whale wanting to snack on the femme, he gave her his best solemn look and nodded as though he had half a clue of what he was talking about. He was mostly certain that the large-bodied whales didn't care much for anything even vaguely humanoid for snacks, but really, with something so large, they had to consume something of equal or larger portion, didn't they? The demon considered his own food source, quickly correcting his thinking; perhaps their nourishment was something less. He'd certainly have to ask his woman later.
Zul tilted his tri-horned head at the mention of significant others, something flickering in his eyes. He didn't need them - he was fine as he was, she said. The Frei was touched by the sentiment, feeling that...yes, he didn't need to change for anyone else, much as he'd been contended with Jezebelle about the same. No one had to change. He was good enough as is. "You're a good lady," he told his dark-haired friend, smiling with a brilliance that had been mostly absent during the beach excursion. "I'm lucky to call you friend."
And then the teasing started, making the smile part into a toothy grin that easily reached his bright blue eyes. "I am!" he affirmed, floating just a little higher and puffing out his chest with self-righteousness. Admittedly, the words about ladies in the sea to be hooked baffled him and made him laugh, losing his upright composure in favor of a relaxed sense of mirth. "That is a very strange thing to say," he commented, glancing out to the sea and imagining women jumping amongst the waves like fish, earning another stifled snicker, "but I like that idea. That you shouldn't worry about what others say." Goodness, this applied to him rather heavily, didn't it?
"I hope you always feel that way. Even if you do find someone worth calling your own." Don't change, don't worry about what others think, and above all, be happy. If that wasn't love, then maybe he really didn't get emotion as much as he thought he had.
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Dark brows disappeared beneath the low sweep of her equally dark bangs, a crooked grin forming. A date? Oh please! Like the red-headed man would actually--! "Silly," she muttered under her breath, not even able to be embarrassed; he was simply too debonair and gentlemanly for her to even be shy or defensive about the idea of a date. "I'll keep the phone near by then," she said with a light smile. "I still have to introduce you to my charge sometime..." Alex lightly squeezed the hand on hers and finally released the much taller male, politely side-stepping Fathle and Jezabroux as they began to talk amongst themselves.
The Italian glanced over as she saw purple bouncing in her direction, smiling with a pleasant warmth as her eyes found Ebony - it'd been a while since she'd seen her! The violet-haired woman then gave the white-swathed Jezabroux a surprised outburst, making Alex chuckle under her breath as she kneeled by one of the pools again. Seemed everyone knew everyone - that made life easier for all parties involved. A soft touch of a wet paw to her cheek drew her attention to the Chimera she was next to, extending her hands to scritch good and firm next to the small ears, earning a reverberating purr. She was better with the critters as it was, no accounting for her lack of social life!
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 5:03 pm
((Somewhere on the Paintball fields))
Prajna watched, impressed, as Varun lowered himself against the sand, take meticulous aim, and then snipe Rivener just as the Star had previously done...two times. Yes, the Leviathan had hit Rivener merely in the chest rather than the head but maybe this meant that maybe..just maybe..Varun was good enough to be the Star's permanent friend? No more fighting, no more bickering? Prajna owed the spunky redhead something, at least, at the current moment, for having avenged the Inverted Flame. How was Prajna to repay Varun for protecting the Star's honor-- Oh. Like the women whose husbands had gone to war...
"Varun! Watch out!" Prajna ordered, feigning a sense of surprise and concern. When the Leviathan was looking away though, in that split second Prajna placed its icy hands against the other's cheeks, dropping its empty paintball gun, and planted quite the intimate kiss on the other's lips. Maybe it was a bit rough and forced, but Prajna was just trying to remember how passionate those women had kissed. Prajna kept its lips against the other Frei's for a few seconds, before planting smaller follow-up pecks and then detaching itself completely from its friend. It beamed and brushed some bangs out of its face.
"Was that goo-- #$^*!!!"
POP!
Prajna lifted a hand and quickly removed the oozing peach paint from its hair and face. It scanned the battlefield to find a hysterically laughing mint colored Raevan, screaming something about rats and dead. Prajna beat its charcoal wings hard and let out a terrible scream, putting any tantrum-throwing child into jealousy. It was about to commit murder as it began to float towards the mischievous Sigel.
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 5:34 pm
[[ Somewhere on the Paintball field ]]
Varun puffed his chest and preened, lavishing in the attention Prajna was offering. See? See, he was an excellent friend, and oh- What was that? About to glance around wildly for the next thread, the Leviathan was caught by surprise and pulled into the Star's passionate kiss. Anyone standing nearby could all but hear the redhead's gears grind to a halt. Sea green eyes were wide open, wings and fins out to the side as the Raevan froze.
He blinked once, twice, nothing further registering even as Prajna broke away and was assaulted again. What just happened? And there Varun floated, helplessly broken, as Prajna whisked away to get itself into more trouble.
What just happened?
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Posted: Sun Aug 08, 2010 6:01 pm
[[ Somewhere on the Paintball field (Tag to Prajna/Varun/Rivener) ]]
After firmly affixing into his mind that he wanted to meander back to the popsicle booth to get rid of his heavy and now quite empty gun, Eiry was promptly distracted by a violent scream from just to his side. All thoughts of leaving the paintball field promptly left his head as easily as the sand being blown across the dunes, and he turned his red gaze to the source of the terrible sound. Raising his brows appreciatively to the scream, Eiry gave a great cackle and held his stomach before leaning forward to close the distance between the two, his face mirthful as he examined the strange raevan still stalking to him, with a look of death upon its face.
Eiry was hard to scare, however.
"From forth those lungs did that scream belch forth?" he asked, the tone of his voice betraying the fact that he was impressed. "You are a little one and still have some time yet before twin lungs are yours, but it was mighty nonetheless! I am a master, prithee, listen and I'll show thee!"
It was easy to say that Eiry now considered this a game.
Breathing in without much effort, Eiry let his head dip in over his chest before, with a roll back of his shoulders and a stiffing of his flaming wings, he slowly tilted back the hang of his head with a terrible banshee shriek, his voice and mouth contorting into a hideous wail while his fingers twisted into strange claws. The grotesque sound so rattled him that he shook with it, possessed by it, until he followed it through to its natural end and accented it with his Cheshire grin. When he had done, he relaxed back into a casual float, straightening out his paint splattered clothes, "And that," he boasted proudly, "Is how it's done."
then offhandedly, he added, "By the by, paint is smeared over your eye."
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