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 Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 4:01 pm
"I don't mind at all. Decorating shrines can be a bit fun, actually." He had spent a while considering how he would set up everything around the alter for some time, and it seemed foolish to claim the idea for himself. Besides, he was sure Evey was creative in her own respects and could come up with a different layout for her offerings.
It was ironic, really, that she would request to join him when he went home, for he had been planning to build a small party to travel with. Even for someone who knew the way, the path was littered with dangers with weather and other creatures. It was true that there were none along the way that would actually eat the Malu, but there were poisinus snakes and little critters that bit, and a bite can quickly get infected when one is alone. "It is a tough path, I agree. And I've been thinking maybe I should invite a few with me, as there is safety in numbers." He smiled thoughtfully. He had yet to consider who he'd invite with him, but Evey was deffinatley a reasonable companion, as she followed the sea god.
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 7:27 pm
Evey smiled at him kindly, already excited. She was very glad that he had been considering bringing other malu with him on the journey. She had always wanted to take a trip to the sea and bath in the salty waters. "Yes, safety in numbers." She repeated. "Well, when and if you do go, be sure to put me on the list of candidates." She was still smiling and winked at him somewhat playfully. "I'm actually very ferocious when I need to be. I could scare away lots of... uh.. evil things." She shut her eyes tight and gave a perky nod.
Evey stopped walking when she was within a few paces of the entryway to the temple. "What area of the temple is the God of Oceans located in?" She was curious as to if it was near to the God of Seas' shrine. If it was, they could walk together longer, which is what she wanted. She enjoyed greatly their conversation and his openness, but also how adorable it was that he had held the fish on hsi head all the way up the steps and not dropped it on the way. She knew that many a time she dropped the fish from her mouth, balancing it on her head would be impossible.
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:53 pm
Kamin smirked a little, watching the female give her cute little nod. He laughed some, and turning his head towards her, he shook a little. "Oh man, I wouldn't wanna be caught alone with you on a dark night." He gave a playful shiver again, somehow managing to keep the fish up on his head. "You might just beat me up." He laughed lowder at that, his mouth wide for the first time since he had come to the Temple. He hadn't really broken out of his quiet and calm shell until now, and the laughing felt great.
He attempted to calm down as the pair came to a hault, catching his breath while Evey spoke. His head carefully turned out to the left, a bit in the direction of the fountains. "It's a bit beyond the garden and fountains. Kinda fitting, I think, since the founts are water. Gotta wonder if all the water gods are down there." He mulled over that for a few moments, wondering if there was some sort of logical pattern to the placings of the shrines. That would be interesting, no? "Where's the God of Seas?"
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:04 pm
"You'd better be scared..." She shut her eyes tight once again and clamped her teeth together, peeling her lips back, trying to look as ferocious and scary as possible. She actually wasn't one that looked very scary ever. She had a very mild temperance normally. Unless someone really had offended her in some way. But that didn't happen often, and even when it did she easily forgave most people.
But she was a little sad by the fact that he was heading towards the fountains. "The God os Seas is located in the eastern wing." It was unfortunate that they weren't going to the same place. "The fact that your god is near the fountains is quite fitting."
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:16 pm
Kamin erupted into laugther again, and jumped back, whimpering playfully. "Oh no! Don't hurt me, please!" He smirked, chuckled some more, and regained his ever relaxed posture, settling back into a regular mood. He was slightly upsetted that Evey would have to leave him now to go in the opposite direction, although he also knew that he wasn't at the Temple to chat away the day. The fish drying on his head was a quick reminder of why he had gone there. He blew out a deep breath, his eyes looking off towards the west end of the temple. The walk was a slightly long one, but he never complained about it. A cut through the courtyard where the fountains lay made it faster, of course, for the shrine lay just beyond the waters. "Mmm, yes, quite fitting." His eyes refocused on Evey and he smiled. "Well, it was nice walking with you. Maybe we can meet up again?" He liked the idea of that very much. With a final goodbye, the Malu took his leave, jogging off towards the shrine of the God of Oceans, his fish bouncing on his head.
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Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:41 pm
"Yes, I'd very much enjoy that. I'd very muhc enjoy to wlak agian with you." She spoke to herself. She then headed off herself towards the eastern wing. She looked back once more to see him, yelling a good bye "Good Bye, Kamin! 'Til our next meeting!" And she then herself hurried towards the shrine.
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