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 Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:52 pm
 Fog clouded the area as Mahaska looked around him, emotion void from his features. The blue male let out a yawn as he began to walk forward unsure of what he was looking for, still he pressed forward determined to figure out just what this vision was trying to tell him. It had been a couple of months since he had last had one, in fact he hadn't had one since Kota disappeared, something that troubled him. One day the red seer had been so present in his life and the next she was gone without a trace.
He was a strong seer yes, but he still wasn't able to seek out someone through his visions. It was frustrating for him.
He shook his head and began walking forward once more, dreams were the easiest for him nothing was ever too troublesome. This one however was being very troublesome for him. All he could see around him was purple fog. Furrowing his brow he stopped looking around in frustration.
"Hello?" He called, his voice echoing through the nothingness.
Suddenly the fog collected tightly before suddenly dispersing leaving a lone female standing in the center. He stepped forward, frowning, watching her. Suddenly she looked as though she lifted her head staring right at him.
He froze, like a deer caught in headlights, eyes trained on her unsure if she would do anything. She had a slightly crazed if not...angry look upon her features that made him question just why she was in his vision.
Suddenly the purple tinted fog returned making the dark pelted lioness disappear from his view completely. Startled he whirled around searching for her, any kind of glimpse would do. He caught sections and fragments of her as he turned in a circle before suddenly she was in his face.
"What the hell?" He cried stumbling backward. She stood there staring at him before turning around and disappearing. Yet just before she disappeared from his sight he noticed one thing.
There was a bugle in her stomach area that was all to noticeable. She was pregnant. Suddenly it all clicked in his mind and he understood everything. The fog settled back over the area and over him.
Nothing more that purple fog .
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Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 12:04 pm
 The pale faced male had been studying the seer for a good few minutes now. He had been around the blue male long enough to have figured out his tricks. He was a lazy one but gods he was brilliant. He understood everything and though he was well aware of Suijin's sadistic and often cruel ways he was fiercely loyal to him.
He was aware that Mahaskah did not condone or approve of his life style or choice yet he knew that there was a greater future in store for the both of them.
After another minute or two had passed without either a)Maha admitting he knew Suijin was there or b)him waking up Suijin decided it would be best to wake him. Clearing his through he spoke, "Mahaskah."
There was no response, much to his annoyance as the male shifted a confused expression flickering across his features. "Shaman, I order you to wake," he growled.
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Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:05 pm
Distantly, at the end of his dream-vision, he had heard someone call his name but he couldn't respond. Not while he was still technically asleep it wasn't until whomever was speaking to him gave him an order which his brain immediately separated from the dream. His body didn't miss a beat, the minute reality was separated from his dream his eyes snapped open and he found himself pushing his paws down to sit up. He was rather, er, disoriented which meant that it would take a moment or two for him to get a good grasp of the situation.
It wasn't until his eyes met Suijin's that he snapped back into reality.
"My lord," he calmly replied dropping his head in greeting. He let a yawn roll off his tongue as he rolled his head back. He forgot just how sleepy visions made him. His mind was active and awake when he saw into the future thus making it seem as though he was sleeping when his mind ran wild.
"May I help you with something?" He asked easily glancing up at the other male through lidded eyes.
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Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:01 pm
Suijin studied the other male's expression trying to read his thoughts, to have some sort of insight as to what was on his mind. When he found that he couldn't read Mahaskah like he could nearly everyone else a spark of anger shot through him. The seer was one of the few people that he couldn't read into. One of the few who could be completely unpredictable to him and honestly it scared him.
The thought that the tables could on him at any minute because of Mahaskah was not a pleasant thought to him. Especially with the male's ability to see into the future.
"You were having a vision," he stated plainly deciding that it was best to just get straight to the point. There was no point in playing games with his shaman. He would rather just settle things now. "What was it about?" he wanted answers and he'd be damned if he didn't receive them when he wanted them.
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Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 7:31 pm
Mahaskah carefully observed the dual-colored male's expression as if he too was seeking out the other persons thoughts. Having spent plenty of time around the male he was beginning to pick of some of his habits. Unfortunately for Suijin it seemed like Mahaskah was getting better than the master himself.
He could tell that his king was anxious and partial afraid. He didn't like the fact that he was a difficult creature to read and the fact that he could so easily turn the tables on him. Too bad he lacked the will power to actually put anything in to action.
The seer had great potential he was just far too lazy to actually do anything with it. He was a brilliant creature who could accomplish nearly anything he set his mind out to but he considered it to often be 'too troublesome'.
"I saw a female and she was pregnant," he replied coolly meeting the other male's gaze. "Pregnant with my cubs," he explained without any prompting. "I plan on going to find her, do you object?"
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Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 5:08 pm
Suijin regarded the shaman carefully, focusing mainly upon the other male’s green eyes. He was serious about this, er, adventure that he wanted to embark on. If he was serious, if he had seen it in a vision, then he would let him go.
“Very well,” the dual color male replied with a kurt nod. He believed in a power higher and would not stand in the way of those who could control it. Unless he could manipulate them. Which he was exactly what he was doing with Maha, except that the seer could easily turn the tables on him.
The boy had so much potential but it was wasted because of his laziness, his “I don’t care” attitude that he seemed to have about everything.
“Thank you my king,” Maha bowed his head and let a grin spread across his maw. “You will not regret this decision.”
“I should hope not,” the older male replied cooly. The truth was, he couldn’t have really stopped Maha if he wanted to. He had seen this female in a vision, he had met this female in a vision. It was going to happen whether Suijin wanted it to or not.
The future was out of his control and it was something he hated. He could plan all he wanted but it would do nothing for him if his future was already set. So to have someone who could let him into the knowledge of the future he could better prepare himself.
That’s why he had Maha, Kota and his daughter even. He would use her to produce more seers for him. He would control them just as he controlled Aysu and all the other members of his pride.
“You know the consequences of your actions,” Suijin stated with a bit of a shrug, “you will deal with the out come and you can only hope that it turns out in your favor.” His words were a warning, a statement that was advice.
He had to be aware that this was probably not the best idea but if he wished to continue he could.
“I am fully aware and fully prepare your highness,” Maha replied stepping away from the other male. “I know exactly what I am getting myself into. My future is in my hands and I am determined to shift it in my favor.”
Suijin smirked, this was the reason he liked the boy. “Now go.”
“Yes, my lord,” Maha replied trotting off into the shadows.
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