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 Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2015 11:40 pm
The herd of ulayas had been traveling for a week with barely any rest except to eat. Yin had little reason to take any breaks for he was fulfilled with strength in his power which vitalized him to keep going. He decided he didn't care what the pack thought about his tough and forceful behaviors lately, if they couldn't hack it they were better of left behind for dead anyway. Snarling at the sky, Yin looked back at the crowd of ulayas which had formed together to create a devoted pack dedicated to his servitude. His eyes landed on the small goddess who had joined his group of followers recently, his judgment still yet to be passed whether she would remain with his loyal servants or be casted out to the darkness alone. Her presence made him uncomfortable, in a sense that she could not be trusted, but she hadn't made a move to prove his feelings were correct so he let her continue following them until her actions allowed him to see what her true intentions were. Stopping at a large pool of water, Yin lowered his head to the cool liquid which appeared as dark as the night's sky with the stars reflecting off it's surface. Allowing the water to flow down his neck with every sip he took, Yin's eyes caught a glimpse of Rayven through the liquid's glow, her slender body delicately placed next to the water's edge. Raising his head he looked at her, his black body standing as still as if he was stalking something, waiting for his prey's next move.
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 12:20 am
It was stealth that got her following, but really it was the fact that her inner mission was to get as close to the leader of the pack as possible. It so happened to be a terribly strong god. Not only that, but she could feel the amplified aura around the pack as a whole. They were strong. Almost too strong, and the worry over her sister and master was a great one. The Goddess disguised herself as a fortune telling gypsy. Her long clothes that would drag behind her yet never touch the ground. The aura around her, was that could stealthy be missed yet totally obvious at the same time. Time would only tell if she could even make it close enough, anything to buy time. It was out of the shadows that she appeared delicately close, close meaning a few strides away to lap at the water, but not because of thirst.
She had seen the God move away while they rested. He was aggressive in his ruling, but she neither objected to his ways. Merely flowed about the pack like a ghost. When she did appear- the aura was much stronger. Rayvn had learned the art of becoming a mortal form at the end of her training, but to pull this off she had to be as unnoticeable as possible yet noticeable all the same time. In so, her singling out the God was a tactic to get him to really notice her, but just barely.
Everything about her seemed dainty and exotic, yet she never seemed out of breath nor ever tired. When she ate- she ate very seldom if at all. She lifted her head softly- and her eyes gave off a slight quick shimmer before she uttered the words. "The angle of saturn to the sun compared to the brightness of siris shows me that- Great pain will befall the steps beyond. It sends chills of what was beyond will become once more." When she exhaled, her breath could be seen.... yet the weather was neither cold nor hot. But her aura sent the chill over them. When she acted like she 'came back from a vision', she loosened up, and softly shook her head as if nothing happened.
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 12:57 am
Yin scowled at the delicate female as her spoken words were strange and sudden, catching him off guard. Putting his ears back the god lazily rest his body down by the water's edge, his paws close enough to almost dip into the cold liquid and with a snort he replied "Let it." After which he rested his chin on his forearms which were crossed before him and closed his eyes. He took amusement in such things Rayven had spoken of and only saw it as a game for him to overcome. He was the most powerful being in the world, his energy feeding off from those with darkness in their hearts and yet his energy also provided them power for their darkness to grow. It was a never ending cycle and with his sister finally out of the picture he was sure there was no way anyone would end his reign of destruction. Releasing a sigh the god drifted off to sleep, a light slumber which would allow him to awake should anyone come close to him. This was important for him because he trusted nobody, even his most loyal followers, and knew that would never change.
Yin dreamed of his past with his sister, the two of them playing by their lair as their mother tended to the bedding inside the cool cavern with which they called home. Yang was a sweet light hearted soul who didn't have any sign of selfishness what so ever in her. All she wanted was for her brother, Yin, to be happy and always expressed how important that was to her. "I'll never leave you, brother. I'll always keep you safe and make sure you have love in your life." Yin scoffed at her and brushed dirt in her direction with a reply of "Why always with the mushy stuff? Get your lovey dovey gooey love away from me!". Yang, almost as stubborn and persistent as her brother, walked over and wrapped Yin into a warm embrace. "I'll never stop loving you, my brother .... never."
Yin suddenly woke up, his mind returning to reality before the rest of his body. Slowly opening his eyes, the dark god lifted his head and turned to see another ulaya standing within a few feet from his body, their appearance lanky and worn down. "What do you want?" The cold god replied, resting his head back down and closing his eyes, showing the upmost disrespect for his servant. "Food, my lord. A lot of the pack is complaining they're hungry and we've been walking for days with barely a scrap of meat." The ulaya seemed to quiver to the thought of what Yin's reaction would be to this cowardice reply for he knew Yin hated it when people pestered him. But the god remained silent, his breath calm and temper cool for his mind was still lost in the memory of his previous dream. After a few minutes the skinny ulaya spoke up again, "M'lord?" Yin raised his head causing the ulaya to step back a little, appearing as if he was ready to run. The god opened his eyes and looked at the cowering figured before saying "So be it." He then lowered his head and fixed his gaze on Rayven. His mind was still out of it, thinking about Yang, but his vision was clearly seeing the gypsy girl instead.
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 4:14 pm
She hadn't slept in days, literately. The fact that at any moment she could be over powered and her mortal form would be revealed. This time, she was asleep and thankfully the mortal form kept up with her even in sleep. It wasn't until the rustle of someone coming that her ears perked up and in that moment. For a split second, her face was of her God form- but it quickly subsided. Like as if you saw someone you knew, but realized it wasn't them. Hearing the going on of what seemed to be closer than she thought. How she carried herself was delicate but a force that no one wanted to try. When others could come up to her- for anything, for some reason were intimidated just by her look and her laid back disposition.
She flicked her long tail with ease. The masses were hungry. She knew that without having to look at the stars, she heard the whispers and complaints but she never moved to say anything. That's what being neutral was. Not putting your paw in it unless to give more time. Lifting herself up with ease as she walked down from the stone she had laid upon. Walking away from the two males that were speaking only to have someone come up to her. "Why haven't you gone for food. It's your rotation, do something for the pack- useless-" The first one to test her- yet she simply stared him down, against him- she was petite and thin while he was bulking with muscles but for some reason the stare entered in to his very soul and he lowered himself accordingly. He must have felt the power that she had within, especially with being around Yin- it was super charged. "Well." Then he lowered himself and took a step back. "Nevermind. You'd be useless anyways!" Then stepped on to someone else to haress to hunt for them.
She wouldn't be used, not for such a trivial task. "I suppose the masses are a tad hungry......" As she was close enough for Yin to hear. "My....lord~" Her voice emitted the mysterious nature as she turned to look at him. With the same eyes that looked deep in to your soul- to unnerve you, although that was her normal stare.
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:59 pm
Yin looked away from the black cheetah tailed ulaya, her words soft yet stern in his mind. "They're all just weak." He said resting his chin back down on his forearms which were crossed in front of his chest once again. He didn't like how they had to stop to replenish energy, he was giving them plenty of energy through his power and yet they always needed more. There were almost a burden more than anything else but he knew he wouldn't be able to find his sister without their aid in removing small pests that clog his path to his journey. Yin quietly listened to the other ulayas as they bustled about their own ways. Some crunching of the bones of a fresh kill and others seizing up the this moment to sleep while they had this rare time to rest. "Perhaps I push them too hard." He commented before raising his head back up to look at the female who shared a glance back at him. "Do you thin I'm too tough on them?" He had a sly note to his question as if he was judging her by whatever her answer may be. The sky started to cloud up as a storm began to form above head. It was afternoon and yet the stars shone so bright that one would think it was midnight. The moon was nowhere to be seen as if it had fled from fear and spent it's time mourning for his sister's loss.
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 6:32 pm
For the record, and she was glad that he understood that much. She was not complaining. The masses were. When she saw him look irritated over his hoarde's mortal-ness. What had gotten in to him that he was so inclined to pushing them this hard. Without food- without rest. He won't have the army he'd imagen at the end. Maybe her being here was altering things already. Maybe they were destined to intervene. Maybe them being here helped the war become what it was. Thinking of it, was devastation.
"No..." Her response was rather dry. "But they seem to think so." Lifting her head as some of the bodies started to smack each other around for the food. Some that were resting seemed stressed even in their sleep. Her aura that gave off the mystery about her had her attracting more attention than she had been. Maybe it was the fact that Yin had finally spoke to her that got her aura restless.
Her walk was calm as she entered where the majority was. If at all, she tried to blend in but her gypsy like clothing had some males staring, as always. It was then- and out of the blue. Two males next to her started going at it. She quickly dodged them with such ease. When she turned around another male- the same way the other tested her. "THIS ONE HASN'T HUNTED." He announced, unlike the other one that kept it isolated. It was this that took her a side step away from him. Her ears fanned back. Mortals.. Although she'd protect them- she wouldn't do daunting tasks. "ANSWER UP."
Then.. he did the unspeakable-SHOVED HER! Her steps were still delicate yet when she moved it was because he 'overpowered'. "No." "NO YOU HAVEN'T HUNTED!? WELL GO ON THEN. MAKE YOURSELF USEFUL. WE DON"T WANT SLACKERS HERE!" Then he shoved her again but in the way towards the forest. Away from the general population.
Maybe they had hit their limit of her not showing in the least that she will help them out. Quite frankly she was helping them more than they could possibly know. "I said. No." Flicking her tail and raising her chin. With no wavering on her position now- her eyes fixated on him.. Wanting almost desperately to use her power to render him a piece of his own medicine. When she locked eyes with him, her power was beginning to rise as well as her anger. Two mortals testing her in a course of only an hour between.
Now they started creating attention and some circled around her, but even then. She did not fear. She hadn't a reason to. Merely showing that a very small ulaya like herself will not be pushed over. "WHY YOU! DEFIANT LIL-" He took a step towards her and raised his paw.
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 7:19 pm
"Huh." Was all Yin replied back as she excused herself from the conversation, something nobody ever did with him and, honestly, he didn't know why. He's never acted out to anyone for doing such things, they all gained their own fears and stories of his cruelty from the darkness in his heart that was extremely apparent. Watching Rayven walk towards the other ulayas, Yin knew she was doing a foolish move for she hadn't been accepted into the pack yet and they don't take it lightly to threats such as outsiders in their feeding circle. Yin's eyebrow raised when he watched the others heckle the dainty female and was intrigued by her casual reactions to them. She appeared like she didn't even care that they were there and that she was higher than them, which was a foolish move in his eyes. He knew these ulayas would do anything to get what they want, even rape and kill a young ulaya female such as herself and brush it off like it was just another deer. The god debated in his mind if he was going to sit around and watch to see what she would do but then he didn't want to deal with their ego trips once they killed her.
Letting out a frustrated sigh, Yin stood up and slowly walked towards the growing group of gathering ulayas as the continued to harass Rayven. "Yeah! Why doesn't she have to do any work?!" One of them yelled out, not realizing Yin was standing right behind him. The god snorted and replied with "Why don't you do it instead?" Startled the crowed dropped to silence as the ulaya which had previously spoke up shot around to see the god towering over him. He looked down at the ground almost immediately to avoid any confrontations his following actions might cause him. "S-sir?" The cowering ulaya tried not to look up at the darkness god but longed to see what kind of face the ulaya was making so to judge his reactions. "You heard me." Yin's words were just as calm as they had been before, he never showed emotions and anger wasn't any different. Only once did he ever show so much emotion that the rage in his face reflected a night so dark the stars weren't even visible. Releasing a whimper the ulaya crept away and ran towards the tree line where he would hunt a feast worthy of getting his trust back from his reigning pack leader.
Watching the quivering ulaya retreat from the crowd the others quickly turned their attention back to Yin who was in the process of walking to the center of the mob, taking his place next to Rayven who was noticeably smaller than him. He remained in silence, allowing the others to take in what they were actually seeing before looking down at her, their eyes meeting for the first time. "Well?" He said, directing his words towards the hoarding ulayas. "I'm the only one to give orders here. Next one to speak up answers to me." He finally looked away from her and back out at the others who were still watching them in complete silence. "Get to work!" Almost as if this was an alarm that rang in their heads, every one of them began scattering around trying to finish what had needed to be done before they were to get on their way again. Yin watched them for a few minutes before looking back down at Rayven who was still standing next to him, close enough that their bodies were almost touching. Without any notice at all the god then started walking forward away from her, breaking the gaze and looking ahead of him.
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 9:28 pm
She wanted to break her cover so bad, but in the end. The most surprising of events. While they pushed and shoved her. An unsuspecting God was in view. Much to her surprise had he spoke up for her without having to use any magic to get her way. Ironically. When he spoke, they all listened with a fierceness, yet he didn't come off as intimidating as they saw him. Maybe it was because she too, was a god in her own right. Lifting a paw as they all stared. Giving a side look, dismissingly at the male who coward and went to hunt for them all because of his attitude and transgressions against her.
From her chin still up as if she were never beneath anyone, she had finally only then locked gaze with the God himself. The power he emitted was enormous and invigorating. With his powerful eye contact, where most mortals would cower before him. She- did not. Instead. She returned an intense stare just the same. The darkness in his heart was clear and through his eyes she could see it. The sight almost made her step backwards but doing so would only make it seem like she was weak. In fact, she could rival Gods with her attacks.
Right when was about to break the gaze, she bowed her head but not as a servant but as an equal.
Where he could take it as an offense, she still hadn't been used to being a mortal. All her life was surrounded purely of her sister white magic and their teacher arcane. How was she was suppose to learn to be lower than that? So desperately she wanted to break out of this mortal form but the only thing she did was calmly walk in the opposite direction.
Another female came up to her. More.. like how she should have acted. "Are you trying to get yourself killed? I never seen our lord like that... This definitely means your part of the pack now.' Rayvn gave her a calm look. "I just know my place, and it is not beneath them." She replied. Coming up to a small puddle nearest to her. The afternoon was darker than usual. He really had become stronger than Master Comic had original said. Looking in to the puddle at the dark clouds around. In her reflection.. she could see her real self.
'Our Lord never ever acknowledges someone to protect them. You.. must be some thing special.'
Ray looked up solemnly. "Just your every da-night Gypsy.." Flicking her tail as she thought about how she could contact her sister to update her on just what they were dealing with.
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Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 11:55 am
Yin perched himself at the top of a stump where he could oversee his pack scramble about as they try to look busy for their defiant leader. Snorting in frustration at their recent behaviors, the darkness god looked up at the sky to the stars. No matter how much he told them to shut up they were the only ones to defy him and he had no way of making them listen. Their shimmering lights dancing around in the ulaya's vision brought him frustration one wouldn't believe. The presence of the stars showed him that there is still a powerful force out there, one that would provide him with a lot of troubles in his future. "Light ..." he said to himself slightly under his breath. "Pardon me, sir?" Yin looked down to see an ulaya looking towards him in a cowardice stance. The black god spoke no more words but just watched the body before him as it was quivering in fear. "You ... you said something you're eminence?" He looked down at the ground to Yin's feet, making extra sure not to provoke him into another confrontation like one he had been in just before. "No." Looking back up Rayven caught Yin's eyes, her slender physique standing out among the rest. "I didn't say anything."
Scuffling could be heard from a forest's entrance as the ulaya Yin had commanded to hunt returned with a wild boar within his maw, it's legs dragging on the ground from it's immense size. Lowering his head he dropped the boar at the god's feet and lowered the rest of his body down in a bow for acceptance. "What are you doing." Yin asked, getting a little annoyed with the ulaya's ignorance. "Y-you asked me to h-hunt ... sure?" He was clearly confused by the situation and didn't know what else to do. "I told you to hunt for her. Is she over here?" He hadn't, in fact, stat that the kill was for the goddess in disguise, but he simply assumed it was an obvious fact. Looking up at the god the ulaya bowed again apologetically and lifted the kill back up into his jaws. Dragging it more than carrying for his exhaustion was very clear, the ulaya placed it at Rayven's feet before lowering himself and slowly backing away from her. Yin watched as the ulaya showed her his respect before cowering off to find something to look busy with, intrigued with how she would react to something such as this.
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 1:19 am
It was obvious that she was in her own thoughts before the boar was splashed in to the water. Which brought her back in to reality. The other female that had followed her, definitely was oooowwing and awwing at the boar. Ray looked up slowly- with some confusion in her face. "What is this." It was a statement, one that could only say with immense authority although she wasn't particular. "No- come back here." Her voice was low- but powerful.
When the male so strong that opposed her in such a cowardly stance. She looked at him... with a dignified look in her eyes, yet what she said next was rather surprising. "Um. What is this." Her paw slight moving the boar's head, she was slightly awkward in receiving this ... treatment. Looking around as many had started to stare at her. "He asked me to give it you..." The who- was the problem. Slightly moving her head to see him at the corners of her eyes before side stepping away from the dead animal. "Give it back to him, as hes the one who needs it to keep this constant darkness up."
Was what she said before delicately moving away and headed in to the woods to escape the stares that seemed to follow her every movement. 'What was that. Is he playing games with me? Has he found me out!?' Looking around rather paranoid- as she lowered her body and hid. Slinking down in to the darkness... In which she had almost forgotten. HE was the God OF.
She looked up at the sky. This was the first time she was without her sister and she was not wanting to conform much at all. Their darkness had begun to weigh her down and she could feel it. Some gloomy while some placed well in anger. In which case she closed her eyes. 'This is a lot harder than I thought. Calm down. Get in control. He hasn't found you out. You can do this. He's just a super powered God right now- Light will eventually come. Balance will be restored.' She tried to coax herself in to believing it to be true.
Taking a deep breath before she moved.. Slow.. within the trees. The dark arts.. She hadn't used any of her power and the feeling of being energized but without anything to use it on. 'Why would he have someone hunt for me anyways....' she finally asked herself. More or less perplexed now that she could fully show it. Softly rubbing her forehead...
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Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:33 am
Looking up at the sky the goddess closed her eyes for the only thing on her mind was her sister. The sky was still bright with the light of the sun and the wind blew warmly on her face sending her fur to dance around in different directions. Opening her eyes, the pale fawn colored ulaya whispered to herself "Rayven, I hope you're doing well." Suddenly the sound of someone behind her caught her attention and she turned to see a small green undulcan waited patiently to give her daily report. "Yes, Akumu. What do we have today?" The ulaya smiled at the kindness the goddess showed her but was clearly troubled inside. "Reports say that the darkness god is moving west and he is growing more and more powerful with every day that passes." She looked unnerved and with her history with the god she had plenty of reasons to be. "Thank you, dear." She places her paw on the anxious ulaya's and confronted her kindly. "Go find yourself some water. It'll be alright, I promise." In reality she had no way of knowing how things would end up but she always tried her hardest to comfort Akumu. "Thank you, I don't know where I would be without you." She bowed her respect and turned around to walk towards the rest of the group who had been following the goddess' lead. Closing her eyes, the goddess' power seemed to flow around her as the wind picked up. It had been a while since she had heard anything back from Rayven so this was her final attempt at reaching her. Quietly she began to enchant, looking up at the sky as the air whipped around her picking up leaves and dust in a spiraling whirl of magical wind. Suddenly, just as it had begun the wind burst on all directions in a blast of energy leaving the ground with which the goddess stood to be as calm as the morning had begun. "Good luck, my sister." She then turned towards where the ulaya had went before and began walking in that direction herself.
Yin watched as Rayven stared unfoundedly at the kill which was presented to her before she ran off leaving it behind. His eyes followed her to the part of the woods with which she entered and then stopped. The god continued to look at the trees she disappeared behind for a couple of minutes before he turned his attention to the rest of the pack who weren't doing much at this point. "We leave in an hour!" He said, yelling over the voices which seemed scattered about in conversations. Yin the rose from his stump and walked into the cluttered masses, leaving the boar in the water, leaving everyone else too afraid to touch it. Irritation was growing in the god's voice and it had surprisingly nothing to do with the previous happenings. An unsettling feeling about his sister grew more and more the longer he was awake, which seemed like all the time.
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 2:11 am
When she pestered and picked her brain about if the God had finally caught on to her. In mid step towards the way back- a gush of wind blew on top of her. The circular motion was that of her sister's energy. She looked up as though she were hoping to see her or anyone for that matter.
'Dear sister,
I have not heard from you- and I all too worry,
I hope you are doing well-
We are moving a regiment closer to prepare for Yin's arrival.
We will be at the pass in one hour~
Hopefully our plan can slow him down- and prevent him from gaining anymore power.
May you take safety sister... be careful.'
The fur on her body flattened- then in that same instant scattered as the gust dispersed. Ears flattened. If she had done that, and used her powers- she'd surely be found out. 'Sister, you haven't the slightest idea... this God is much more powerful than we had anticipated... please hurry your army.. I will buy you time..' But she couldn't send the message.. just blankly stare up at the sky of darkness.. Feeling her power start to boil within her. Giving a heavy sigh of regret, she moved pulled herself away and started back for the camp. Right when she arrived in ear's hearing-
"We leave in an hour!"
Rayven's eyes widened in surprise and fear struck within her heart. Causing her to slightly gasp. 'Sister..' Giving a heavy gulp before making her way around the ulayas that started to move. Swiftly she moved passed, almost as if she were gliding through them. Finally she got up to where the army was now assembling. She was only a few ulaya lines behind Yin.. and tried to move to the flank, to be able to clearly see ahead of them. She was..always seemed off for the group yet she fit in perfectly physical-wise. It seemed that there was just something off, no matter how much she tried to blend in. Her soft eyes looking up to the sky. Looking at the stars that slightly started to show even though it -should- be morning.. This aura she felt from him.
She could feel unrested energy coming off of him.. Her natural reaction took over as she made her way closer to him but far enough to be 'just one' of his 'subjects'.
"The restless energy- is in abundance now..isn't it." Looking ahead of them, then moved a few steps closer, yet not too close.
"Should they be afraid~" Simply referring to his subjects that had needed to assemble now more quickly. Seemingly like ants trying to get it together. Looking to them, she had pity for them. They blindly following a God that could lead them in to certain destruction.. not just them but the world.
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:02 am
Taking his place in the front of the army, Yin looked back at Rayven who had spoken only loud enough for him to hear. "You think you're better than them?" He scoffed and then watched as they all attempted to collect themselves and prepare for their journey once again. "Prove it." He gestured for her to take a place just behind him, where his higher officers usually stood. The only ones who took this place, aside from two particular gods who were normally found in his pack were ulayas who had completely proven their dedication to him. The last time someone took their place behind him they died in battle and Yin finished them off for being too weak. The darkness god watched her intently as soon as his command was said. If she took her place, he would know if she really was as strong as she was pretending to be. If she didn't he'd see her just a weak as the rest of the pack
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 12:32 am
Black magic was surely better, she was a goddess and when he spoke those words. Her attitude wanted to speak up, but she bit her lip and with a solemn look that she had acquired to mask her own emotions. She huffed, the very mocking he did of her made her burn with the desire to reveal herself. Instead, when he had tempted her with the title of an officer. She took it with grace and power.
With poise, she jumped upon a rock to stand higher than those since in her mortal form she had diminished in size. Looking up as she calculated the stars and their movements. Predicting of the stars was a skill that was taught, and to seek it out in front of the crowd. The gypsy ulaya stood on all fours with a seriousness and it didn't help that the darkness was making her become more power. So when she spoke. It got attention. "You have ten minutes left before we move out. I see terror at our wake. I see the ... that our grip on the lands will be strong..." Then she slightly stumbled. Seeing something that had alarmed her.. she lowered her head slightly in concern, but her face remained that of an 'unsettled' one, but perhaps maybe she had 'misread' the stars. "I see.... something in our immediate future. We will bring about fear..." Which she looked at the God.. "Something is off- and in this day." Giving him the feeling that the stars had warned her. "Prepare all- ! For we will bring about what others only see in nightmares~~~~~"
As she told her speech, the feeling of the power of darkness had started to build within her and the passion that leaked from her was her inner darkness beckoning to be let free. When she moved her tail to her side, the chimes upon her body jingled, and her gypsy scarfs had moved ethereally with the waves of the wind. Lifting her chin with a sinister sort of chuckle before she cocked her head to the side and with grace she leaped down from the rock and a gathering started around her. Questioning her power- questioning her attentions from the great one. It seemed that her popularity instantly flourished, and the attraction level grew. But she scuffed them. "I will hope you not seek my favor..." Her voice ample enough to be heard at the one that pushed above the others to gain her favor now.
Was he stupid? Had he not seen the Yin display openly, even if he had played games. What a pity. He wanted to die first. Flicking her tail in his face as she walked away and took residence in wait for the platoon to start moving. Which others had now started gather in wait for the command to start moving.
The army was a lot bigger, and even with her speech, she almost believed that she had changed sides. But that's what she needed to believe herself to even have hopes of making him believe.
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 11:01 pm
Amused with her actions and even more of the reaction the pack had towards it, Yin looked ahead. Her words in his mind but not completely for he hardly took anything serious until it was presented in front of him. "We will leave now. Those too weak better stay. You'll only slow us down." His voice was stern and his face remained steady as it had always been. He didn't have anything on his mind but going forward and finding his sister. Looking back the god watched the group of ulayas who had taken their place and waited for his next move. His eyes landed on Rayven who was standing perched on a stone watching him in return. Finding it almost difficult to look away he finally turned his head, why did she appear so different from the others yet was clearly the same. Either way, he learned one solid thing he would forever live by. Nobody can be trusted. Raising his rump off the ground, Yin leaped down off from his own stump and started walking towards a field where it offered little to look at but grassy nulls. Just like clockwork the other ulayas immediately began following him, afraid to be the next to upset the ulaya and even more afraid to be too slow or weak. Even though he told the sickly and tired to stay behind they knew it wasn't an option for if they did the other pack members were sure to kill them. The weak shall not survive.
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