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 Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:51 pm
(( This is an AIM log between Polette [Mauja] and nessiaing [Mashaka] ))
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:52 pm
He was headed home this time. That, he knew for sure. He couldn't wander much longer without his heart aching. He had to get home.
Mauja trotted along, the sun high in the sky. He had left his cubs back a bit while he explored the area, so they wouldn't get hurt. It seemed as though nothing was around, though....
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:01 pm
Mashaka had yet again wondered away from his grandmother and father. It was bored of sitting around and doing nothing. He was always expected to behave do the right thing, be kind to others around him, and it could becomg rather exhausting. The purple cub was exploring an area that he had yet to be in yet. Hoping that he would find someone new to play with.
It was well he was overturning rocks when he spoted the brown cheetah looking around. He had never seen a cheetah before so he was rather unsure of what this creature was. Rather boldly for a little cub he made his way towards him "Hi there" he called out.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:06 pm
Something was calling to Mauja. He was alert, and automatically went on the defense when he heard the small sound. Looking around, the maker of it stood out immediately. The bright purple coat was a beacon, and he was surprised such a young, bright thing was out all by itself. It seemed like a perfect target for a starving predator.
"Eh...hi." Mauja awkwardly trotted over to him. He thought that it might be fun, interacting with a small lion cub. In fact, he might even be able to convince the small cub that cheetahs rule the world and are amazing.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:11 pm
Mashaka got closer to the creature wondering what it was, he half circled around him trying to get a closer look. Then he realized that this creature probably thought he was quite rude, not that he really cared that much,but he couldn't help remember all the lectures his grandmother had given him about his manners and how poor they were.
He sat down in front of the older creature and asked point blank, "What are you?" he knew the creature must be intelligent enough to speek so he was sure he would be able to explain himself.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:13 pm
"I, my dear boy, am a god." Mauja leaned down so he could be closer to the cub's face. This wasn't exactly what he had planned, but it was good, all the same. He had never actually pulled a 'god' card, so this made for an excellent experiment.
"And what are you, small thing? A glowing bumble bee?" he teased slightly. He had never been really good with cubs, but he at least made the effort.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:19 pm
Unfortunatly for the creature that claimed to be a god Mashaka was smarter then most his age. He knew better then to believe this thing in front of him was a god, it just didn't seem right to him. "Sure you are a god" he replied with a bit of anger in his voice. Completely ingnoring his manners that were just a moment ago so important to him.
"If you are a god then why is it you need me to tell you what I am? If you were a god you would now what I am and who I am." he looked up at him challanging him to prove him wrong.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:21 pm
"Sweet thing, gods don't know about mortals. We generally try to avoid them, so we know little about them. We are not 'all-knowing' creatures." Mauja smirked. "And whoever told you that should not be trusted." He shook his head, very matter-of-factly.
"I do know that you're a lion, little boy." he rolled his eyes, smiling. This only proved how horrid he was with cubs. Why was it, again, that he had some in the first place?
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:28 pm
Mashaka sat and thought about what the creature had told him. The thoughts ran throug his head, he was trying to make sense of what had been said. It still didn't make sense to him, from what he knew god was a lion not this weird skinny creature nfront of him. "If you are god then prove it."
The only way the cub was going to be satisfied was if he had some sort of proof, he had a strong suspision that the creature, which is what he chose to refer to him as was just pulling his leg... and having a great time doing it.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:33 pm
"Proof?" Mauja raised a brow to the cub. He had always been good at tricks, but he wasn't quite sure which would cut it for something like this.
"I'll give you proof, young one." with a smirk; he had spotted something shiny behind him on the ground, and, using his tricks, he could do some amazing stuff with it.
He moved his paw, going from a standing position to standing on one leg. He had grabbed the stone with his tail very quickly and rolled it down his back so that it sat in his mane. Mauja could feel his leg shaking just a bit from the stress that had been put on it, and quickly reached his other paw behind his head, grabbing the stone and resting it in his paw in front of the small cub.
"How's that?"
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:40 pm
"I think someone other then a god could do that." He answered point blank. Mashaka was an angry and untrusting cub by nature so he he wasn't being sold on this 'god' act. He rolled his eyes and looked up at it. He was starting to loose his patients with this think.
"Well if you want to belive you are god then go ahead, but I know better." he said to it.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:41 pm
"Oh, believe what you will, young lion." Mauja tried to act suave and 'mature,' but he was getting a little impatient with this cub. He rather liked the cubs that just ooed and ahed over his tricks, so this one was proving to be pretty frustrating.
"Just know, that when you die, I'll send you to the demon god, Morifaer." he squinted his eyes, a smug look upon his face.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:51 pm
Mashaka faultered slightly at the mention of death and the demon god, he was fairly sure that the creature was still bluffing but it was a scary thought. Perhaps he should just humour the creature just in case.
"Well if you are god then what are you god of?" he asked quitely, "Not that I fully believe you that is."
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:52 pm
"I am the God of Hazards, my sweet little thing." he leaned down, smiling kindly towards him. It was funny how pulling out Morifaer's name could frighten anyone. Even the 'non believers.'
"I don't really care much if you fully believe me. It'll be your head on the chopping block, not mine." he smiled eerily, twirling around to face the other direction.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:57 pm
Mashaka was intreguied further by the mention of hazards. His father often joked saying that Mashaka was a walking hazard, it was true mostly. Only he could happen to get into as much trouble as he did. It was really quite amazing, he would go for a walk in the forest trip over a stray root and come home completely covered in mud, much to his grandmothers dismay.
"Hazards" Mashaka said quietly, "so are you able to make things happen?" he asked quitely thinking about all the fun he could possibly have with this... dare he say it god.
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