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 Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 8:49 pm
Sun shine, a cool breeze, and an expertly folded blanket on a lush patch of green lawn. What more could a ghoul want out of a relaxing afternoon? Well, a few things, but she the demon wasn't about to start nit picking. Not when she was on the cusp on what was promising to be a lovely nap.
She'd gotten out of classes early, and since all of her friends were currently still learning, or busy else where, the marid had found herself with a large chunk of free time. Free time that was just begging to be filled with a bit of heavy dozing under the warmth of the sun. She'd brought a blanket out to the grounds with her, and a bit of careful folding had given it a bit of a cushion for her head. Couple that with her eyepod playing softly in the single earbud she was wearing as well as the scareon curled up against her side, and Hadiyya was a rather content water demon.
The only problem with the pictueresque spot she'd picked was the squirrels. They kept darting up to the edge of the blanket, chittering at Soen, then sprinting away. As if enticing the dainty scareon to chase them. To his credit, Soen responded to the taunting with nothing more then irritated growls, but it was a distraction all the same.
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Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 4:44 pm
Squirrel squirrel squirrel squirrel squirrel!!
While Yaya may have not been enjoying the squirrels, there was certainly someone who had a taste for them roaming about. She was a mighty huntress!...At least in her mind. Shehk had been staring at one of the offenders for quite some time, glowing eyes following their movements before she attempted to grab at it, jaws snapping at the retreating creature and storming about in a huff at her lack of success.
It had gotten away from her....
She attempted to catch another, only for it to flee up a tree, sending the Pricolici after the offender to the point that she was clawing at said tree and barking up it in a tizzy, pacing back and forth.
BARK BARK BARK.
It did little in luring her meal back down to her, leaving the Pricolici walking away in a slightly disappointed huff... though soon she realized she may have just been acting like an idiot to an audience, the canine's ears perking up... and then slowly drooping again as she stared, possibly in horror, at the other Ghoul.
UmmMm.
Not to say Shehk would be embarassed if her squirrel-hunting failures were common knowledge, it was just more awkward to have an audience to her fits.
(Note: She's in Canine form IDK if I mentioned that up there anywhere. )
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Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 11:22 pm
Despite the intermittent growls of annoyance and chittering squirrels Yaya had managed to doze off into a light sleep. Not the heavy slumber she'd been hoping for, but not bad for an afternoon nap under the sun. Really, when it came to sleep, the marid wasn't all that picky. She had her preferences of course, as far as length and intensity of REM cycles went, but once she was out those preferences didn't mean a whole hell of a lot.
This particular nap wouldn't be lasting very long though as the sound of barking broke through her iron clad subconscious and pulled an unhappy little groan from the dozing ghoul. She couldn't have been out for more then 10 minutes, tops, and that was simply not an acceptable length of time for a nap.
In her drowsy waking, Yaya could quite pinpoint the source of the barking, and considering Soen was curled beside her, she simply assumed it was him. "Soen, quiet. Ignore the squirrels." Her voice was heavy, and she didn't even bother opening her eyes as she lifted a hand to give him a tap on the head that made him whimper indignantly. Of course as the barking continued she was pulled even further into waking, and it quickly became obvious that the sound was coming from of to the side rather then the scareon curled on the blanket beside her.
Begrudgingly Yaya opened her eyes to peer blearily out over the lawns until skull faced canine with glowing eyes fell into her line of sight. A very familiar skull faced canine.
Within that time the barking had stopped, and it appeared the dog.. not a dog had noticed that she wasn't alone, and was staring back at the Djinn. "Miss Shehk?" Had to be her, unless there was another pricolici around campus. "What are you doing?"
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 1:14 pm
The canid stared back at the Djinn, ears flattening slightly as she seemed to ponder the possibility of just denying everything and running the hell away. However, it was hard to do so when said 'witness' actually could recognize you through your coat of fur. Therefore, Shehk simply paced over to sit at the edge of Yaya's blanket, making a point to keep her paws off of it; there was just some odd stigma certain types had about big ol' clawed paws and their blankets.
Not to say that her paws hadn't ripped up a decent pillow or two by accident in the past.
"Unfortunately, I am not the kind who is able to climb trees. Therefore, what I am doing is 'failing miserably at catching a squirrel', unfortunately." she admitted flatly. There was a particular disappointment to her tone as she said it, however.
Looking like an idiot or not, squirrels were quite tasty and relying on someone else to catch them for her was not doing her any good!
"Though if there were rabbits about here, I would happily go after them instead. They do not climb trees, and I am very capable of digging if it was needed for it."
Her brain went in a very strangely linear path when she wasn't in access of thumbs. Food first, reputation second, and if there was fire, that immediately went to the front of the list no matter what.
"Did I interrupt your nap? I'm sorry if I did. I didn't realize anybody else was out and about at this time. Most are in classes so it seemed to be a good time."
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