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 Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2013 4:08 am
Stolen from Ferret! 1. Beginning 2. Hatching 3. Weyrling 4. Guard 5. Craft 6. Apprentice 7. Journeyman 8. Master 9. Mentor 10. Crime 11. Punishment 12. Welcome! 13. Home 14. ...what do we even do with all these tubers? neutral 15. Protection 16. Disaster 17. Miracle 18. A peaceful moment 19. Love 20. No other choice 21. Infirmary 22. Exile 23. I Love You - Hiemal & Haliath 24. Hate 25. Revenge 26. Comfort 27. Peace 28. Orders 29. Forget 30. Loss 31. Found 32. Paradise 33. Victory 34. Sea 35. Dragon 36. Firelizard 37. Wher 38. Impression 39. Assignment 40. Aftermath 41. Feast 42. Celebration 43. Crush 44. Beyond Between 45. First date 46. Prank 47. Awkward 48. Hero Worship 49. Joy 50. Rest 51. Alone 52. Dark 53. Light 54. Memories 55. Innocence 56. Crackdust 57. Jealous 58. Friendship 59. Dance 60. Enemy 61. Betrayal 62. Confession 63. Pain 64. Reunion 65. Choices 66. Wish 67. Don't give up 68. Give up 69. Maturity 70. Childhood 71. Adulthood 72. Family 73. Alcohol 74. Hope 75. Between 76. Escape 77. Music 78. Life 79. Death 80. Puzzle 81. Glows 82. Sickness 83. Shard it! 84. Trapped 85. Warden's 86. Hopeless 87. Duty 88. Laughter 89. Fear 90. Too much klah 91. Together 92. Rivals 93. Hunt 94. Jungle 95. One thing at a time 96. Silence 97. Those of the dark 98. First flight 99. Freedom 100. End
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TawnyAngel rolled 1 100-sided dice:
23
Total: 23 (1-100)
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Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 2:19 pm
[I love you - Hiemal & Haliath]
To put it into words was simple, but insufficient.
Words. Generally he liked them so well, their quirks and where they came from. It was an interesting study, though nothing to engineering. In a way he supposed it was engineering. Syllables were parts such as cogs, levers and triggers. The way you pieced them together defined whether you got a crossbow, a printing press, or merely a mess.
While they were a useful tool, one that he was in fact extremely precise with, he was not very adept at making them meaningful in the figurative sense. Perhaps this was because he was not very good at meaningful in the figurative sense in general. There was something about him... something that was not like other people. He couldn't read them, understand them, or relate to them very well. He had been quite content in this, in his superior nature, in his keen mind that placed knowledge and logic above all else. He had been content but now it was a handicap, he felt. He didn't really know how one coped with these strong feelings, summed up by most in three words and by some especially verbose poets in more than three score.
Face set in its usual calm mien despite his uncertainty Hiemal stroked the face of the hatchling that was irrevocably his.
She blinked her soft blue eyes and gently sent him the feeling he had been trying to define.
Hiemal's lips turned up at the corners almost imperceptibly.
Perhaps sometimes it was best said when it was not said at all.
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