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 Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:15 pm
The god paused for a moment, licking at the wounds that scattered his body. It was much more trouble than he had guessed it would be, but it was worth it in the end. That stupid male asked for it, especially after he had pretty much lamed him. He chose to die, and Dath merely helped him along the way.
The twisted mind of Chaos was like a black hole, and Dath had lost his mind for a bit yet again.
He shot a glare over at the goddess as she weeped over his body. He was already dead, why cry over it? He'd give her a moment to feel defeated, and then he'd try to knock her out, too. Made things easier, especially for when he wanted to leave.
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Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:24 pm
Kalawai nosed Majoka's still shoulder, weeping silently. This was all her fault. She'd failed her best friend and now he was gone.
"'Joka, I'm so sorry, 'Joka," she whispered hoarsely. "I'll find a way to make it up somehow, I promise. Please don't be mad at me, 'Joka..."
Weeping for a few moments more, she forced her body upright and turned to level a poison filled glare upon the red god. He was too strong to take down. At least right now. But he would not find life easy.
"I hope you know plenty of watering holes that are not fed by any rivers," she spat. "As long as I can control them, you will never be able to drink from a river again. The creatures, the plants, even the waters will turn against you. And even if the rivers can't kill you, I will be there when you die to spit in your face. One way or another."
She wasn't going to fight, not anymore. She was too tired, too battered. Slumping protectively over her friend's body, she turned away. Let the b*****d leave. He'd die one day and she'd be there to see it.
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Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:46 pm
Ugh. Did she even know anything? Gods didn't need to drink or eat. He could care less about the empty threats that she tossed at him. They mattered little, as he had grown used to threats being tossed at him from all sides.
"I know some," he said with a sick sense of humor. He was sure that she wouldn't be paying too much attention to him, as she was still weeping over the dead body of her companion. This would almost be too easy.
He slinked up behind her, doing his best to keep himself as quiet as he could. with a bit of a gentler blow, he swung at her to knock her out, leaving her completely under his control. With a grin to himself, he was pleased with the events today. More trouble than he had guessed, but it would be worth it in the end.
So worth it.
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Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 4:48 pm
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