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 Posted: Tue Aug 26, 2014 10:22 am
Jayoku The title is a pun on 'My Milkshakes bring all the girls to the yard' Which i turned to "Bring all the Alkidike to the Tale" And then it mutated again. to Tale Attraction and then... well... It became this. Enjoy.
Kaalnia wasn't sure if she had been to Yera before, but she'd been told it was a nice enough Tale settlement and she wanted to meet more Leaf tribe people anyway. Especially the ladies, of course.
Kaalnia was partial to all the ladies of Tendaji, given a decent bust, but Leaf tribe women had those lovely green eyes and those pink crystals and that tawny skin and that dark hair and she loved it.
Something about that color scheme felt stable to Kaalnia, and she thought it was pretty nice. Of course, her tastes did shift on occasion, but she might as well enjoy it while it was still on 'Leaf' tribe and not occupied by war, which it would be soon.
Plus, she needed more supplies and maybe some jewelery and earthlings in general knew how to make jewelery – especially in Zena. Kaalnia wondered if the cold had anything to do with that, then dismissed the thought as irrelevant.
So instead of continuing south, she turned East and made for the distant trees of Yera, grinning in anticipation of the little side adventure that was to unfold.
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2014 7:37 am
DraconicFeline Hahahahaha that is pretty awesome. The Leaf woman was leaning over her weapon of choice, the giant hammer she had come to treat as an extension of herself. It seemed a suitable weapon of choice, given her blunt manner as well the fact her temper was short. She had become more patient with the birth of her two boys and as a mother she was forced to have to work with Chalcedony to make sure the boys had both parents to rely on. To say that she and Chalcedony were an item was probably laughable, they had managed to only copulate due to the 'spirits' she had gotten a hold of. They had both gotten drunk and one thing lead to another, leading to her become a mother. Did she regret it? No. She didn't regret her two boys, perhaps she had hoped to have a more meaningful relationship with the boys father but she couldn't force a relationship with the shifter man. Sitting up she wiped the sweat off her brow, her hammer looking almost as if it had never seen battle. Although there were a couple marks that were just too deep for her to scuff out. She had stopped by the blacksmiths to get his opinion on the marks but he had been out, so she was just sitting outside of his work shop waiting for him to return.
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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2014 8:34 pm
jayoku I had to deliberate over this post so much...
Yeah! Look at me. I'm so awesome! was more her train of thought.
She walked through town, looking for nowhere in particular – she wasn't sure what to look for, honestly. What did a jewelery shop look like? Kaalnia had little to no idea.
She figured the place that had the alien smell of heated metal – not a common smell in the Alkidike villages or on the isles – might hold a clue.
She walked up to the lady waiting outside. ”Hey!” she greeted, smirking with all the self-assured arrogance of her nature and her youth, ”Nice hammer you've got.” she said, impressed by that and by other features. Kaalnia had noticed that her tastes had recently shifted more towards older woman, and didn't bother to wonder why.
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2014 4:16 pm
The leaf tribe woman shifted on the spot as she was addressed, she looked up and found she had to look even higher to meet the gaze of the alkidike woman who was come up to her. She felt her body tense, but there was no reason to take an aggressive stance against someone she never met before. Old habits died hard though, growing up Alidike's were always the 'bad guys' trying to take over territory in the Jahaur forest, but times have changed even if old habits did not. Forcing herself to relax she gave a stiff smile before looking to her hammer that was laying neatly against her make shift chair ( a couple of wooden crates). "Oh this? Yes its my pride and joy after my two boys." Keilana managed not able to hide her affection for the melee weapon as she hefted from the ground dusting off the bits of debris that clung to the hammer's surface. Though she didn't want to hand the weapon over to the woman she felt that she should at least stand up...and feel less midget like. Standing she still felt short, although not as much as before. "What brings you to a black smiths?" She managed as she rested the hammer against her shoulder the heavy feeling comforting.
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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 8:29 pm
It took Kaalnia a moment to realize that the woman had just said she had kids. It was not a deterrent.
”Oh, me? Well, I was looking for jewelery, but now...” she grinned, ”But now...” she let her eyes wander along the woman's body. The woman was very strong – in her arms, her torso, her legs... Kaalnia's eyes drifted back to her torso. ”Now I'm enjoying the view.” she commented, leaning languidly against the wall.
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Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 8:31 am
It took the hammer wielding a moment or two to realize that she was being it on. Granted it should of been flattering and would of been if she was into other women. Still it made her smile, as her luck with men wasn't the greatest, to have someone fawning over her. Shifting slight so that her abs could be more visible she posed like a strong woman should. Hammer resting on her shoulder the weight of it indenting into the muscle. "Jewelry?" She mused pretending she didn't catch the other comment about enjoying the view but posing none the less. "What sort? There is a decent jewelry maker in our village but he isn't good at particular things."
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