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Levyathan had no interest in the stars. He had no interest in much of anything really, unless it was mutilating corpses.. or manipulating someone. He found fun in such games, and he was ruthless in them. He could feel his blood pumping deep within his veins, and that only made him think about what the blood of an innocent would feel like, running down his maw.

If Inia had any idea what type she was around, she would have known the reason of her anxiety.. or at least why it was good she had it. She was right to be cautious, because types like him were wandering the scene.

But there was one thing he hated. He ******** hated the desert. He had made a mental note to completely remove himself from this place, and quickly. He had taken a wrong turn, though he was loathe to admit it.
The cold did nothing to him, he almost didn't feel it. He relished it, since the heat of the day was as awful as it gets. Desert weather was something he would be happy if he never had to experience again. He supposed that was why he was trying hard to find his way out of it.

His thoughts were interrupted with the scent of soemthing hit his nostrils. He snorted, his eyes gleaming as he cast them around the lands. Something was here.. And he could smell them, and the smell was intoxicating.

His paws sunk into the sand, and he found himself thankful he knew how to walk in it. Otherwise, he imagined he would be slipping all over the place. Hardly an intimidating force in that case.

But his nose hadn't failed him, and he saw the soft shadow. It looked as if it was staring straight at him, as the moon lit up the gleam in it's eyes. He smiled, a devilish smile that held no kindness within it. Levyathan hadn't seen a pair of feminine eyes like that in a while. Though the last time he had seen them, they had been pleading with him to spare her life. Not that he had, but there had been pleading.

As he got closer, he found himself wondering what he would do to her. What part he would eat first. Maybe her heart. That was always pretty tender.

"You are wandering awfully late." He said, his voice low, though not as menacing as you'd expect.

When she bounded over to him, excited and happy as a newborn cub, he frowned. He hadn't thought that she would be so willing to die. No one usually was, but then again.. Maybe she had had a rough life.

Then she spoke, and he realized she was just stupid. Or at least, he thought she was stupid. As far as he was concerned that was exactly the truth.
"And what was it that made you think I could help you?" He asked, arching an eyebrow.
His voice was deep, daunting and almost eerie. He supposed if she was strong of will, she wouldn't be afraid of him. Though he always found strong wills stupid too.

He waited for an answer, his tail motionless as he stood there. He stood strong, and his body language gave no clue as to his motives.

She was vulnerable, and he liked vulnerable. He liked a lot of things, but vulnerable was higher on his list. She was confiding into the wrong creature, that was sure. But he wasn't going to tell her that.. Not yet..

Normally, others would show compassion at the pleading eyes. But he knew nothing about compassion. Anything he managed would just be a show. But he supposed that the show would be alright until he had her where he wanted to. He could hurt her then. But now, was going to be about getting her into a secluded area.. If they could find one.

"What a good thing you are not alone then, eh?" He asked, arching an eyebrow as he tried for a kind smile. It looked more odd and.. something was still hiding behind it. But at least he was trying.

"And what do they call you?"

Her smile was maddening. He wanted to wipe it off her face with a powerful hit from his paw. But he was doing pretty well at having self control. Usually he wasn't that great. Had she been smarter, she may have realized he was the kind of company it didn't pay to keep. He was the kind, to make you wish you could get away as fast as possible.

He truly didn't care about her name. Odds were he didn't intend on giving her his own. So he found himself thinking about what he would tell her. He finally decided on something that didn't give his whole name to her.

"I'm Lev." He answered simply. Levyathan had no reason for anyone to know his name. Usually the other died before they'd be able to share with anyone anyway. But he was a rather private individual, and he preferred to keep things to himself. His name was no exception.

"We had best find somewhere dark." He said, and began walking away. He didn't have to worry if she would follow, he knew she would. He also knew that regardless of the questions she had about why he was looking for someplace dark... She wouldn't deny his company.

When she told him of a dark place, he grinned. Though she wouldn't have been able to see it. He stopped and turned his direction, not really acknowledging that he had heard her otherwise.

They walked with him quiet, not saying anything until he saw the boulders it was she was talking about. He then turned to look at her finally. Completely halting his steps.

"How resourceful you are." He purred, and motioned her to go first. He was going to hurt her, and he was going to relish it. Though he found himself wondering...

If it was company she wanted, she'd probably accept bad company just as much. Right now, he didn't care. He still wasn't sure if he'd allow her to live after it all.

"You first."

FIN!~