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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:12 pm
Everything was going well. The black and white furred female trotted easily upon the freelands, the smell of ocean salt and sand thick within her coat. She was growing, slowly but surely, and had gained a rejuvinated confidence with height. The older she got, and the more time she spent within South Seasides territory, the less dreary life became.
Sure, Xieros was still timid and shy, and still had her deep and dark misery's to deal with. But overall, the petite female was as close to happy as she'd ever been. Did she miss her family. . ? But of course. But there was Lindir, and Toby, and Thayne, Loki and Hannah. There was still her good friend Noir of the neighboring packlands, and there was even Mistyk. . . .
Despite having such sweet wolves in her life, the black and white female much preferred to stick to her own company and keep. Sometimes she just didn't feel up to being social and friendly, sometimes her thoughts and daydreams kept her away. Yes, Xieros came and went as she pleased, and today was one of those 'going' days.
Making her way carefully through the underbrush, lost deep in thought, the little female had traveled much farther than usual. Still, with age came confidence, and Xieros wanted to explore the freelands. Help was but a howl away anyway. . . not that she thought she'd need it.
Adenru and his posse were close to being nothing but a bad dream, a negitive memory. It was nice to not have to be ever so afraid. For once she didn't have to run with the shadow of fear.
The sunshine peeked out of the afternoons clouds, the ground already drying from the previous days storms. Deeper puddles still remained, and it was here Xieros paused in her wandering. Dipping her nose in the water, she drank, pausing only now and then to stare inquisitively at her reflection.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:27 pm
 Disruption of a good day could come in the blink of an eye. Tiberius, deep enough in the brush to remain unseen though his fur was a stark contrast to just about anything. He watched, deep blue gaze piercing straight through limb and leaf to the figure of Xieros. Strange how she reminded him of Juliana. His precious black and white Julie. Whether that was what actually set him off or if it was something else would never truely be answered, as it was the nature of the night and day wolf to be mysterious in the sense that he was totally off his rocker. Her nose was down, and his muscles bunched. His mind went blank, and all he could see was Xieros. It was a feeling he had several times before, always growing in intensity. Tiberius was watching himself leap snarling from the bushes, his mad blue eyes glittering with fierceness. If Xieros wasn't afraid of being alone now, she would never have confidence after this moment, he would make sure of that. Those deep blue eyes where constricted, as though he had no true pupil, though it was only because his iris was so broad. Tunnel vision. She reminded him of someone, and now he forgot who. All that mattered for the moment was that he was a powerful bundle of muscle, lunging like a shot from under cover. He was aimed just about perfectly to send her tumbling to the ground, a truely sadistic snarl written across every aspect of his features. Hackles on end, tail bristled. Tiberius was the picture of insanity. If ever a wolf needed help, it was now. But he knew they were near a packlands, and she smelled of other wolves. The scents came rolling over the hunter's nostrils in waves, and without losing an ounce of ferocious expression, Tiberius growled out, "Call for help and I'll carve your voice out, little one." Oh yes, Xieros had made a mistake in coming out on her own today. Tiberius may have also been alone, but he was on the large side. Built stocky and well muscled, the male was a force to contend with one on one. Why had he leaped headlong at her? All of a sudden he couldn't remember, and it didn't matter anymore. Xieros would be at his mercy soon enough, oh yes, thats what the voice was telling him now. His. Thats how it had gone with Julie too, she was his and he took her. What a shame. Tiberius could still remember the symphony of screams. How lovely.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:45 pm
She never saw him coming. Head down, there was a rustle deep within the foliage that caused the wolf's head to snap up. Her body was prepared to spring, to run, but it was far too late. Tiberius was too large and had made his move a moment too soon.
Black and blue descended upon her, and before the female had a chance to snarl her body was thrown to the ground. For as strong as Tiberius was large, Xieros was the complete opposite. Her body, though still growing, was already guarenteed to be small. Early days of malnourishment had seen to that, along with a naturally small boned hereditary. She hardly reached the adults shoulder, and probably never would! Feet bowled out from under her, pale eyes went wide with terror as she hit the ground hard.
Her confidence snapped like a twig.
Too many years of fear and phobia draped across her shoulders like a robe. White ears glued to her head, and her pale eyes were wide with terror. The monster standing over her was a giant. . . black and blue, purple and pink. There was no ounce of kindness, no ounce of friendliness, no . . . no anything!
This truly had to be a monster out of one of her dreams. Though his coat was far too strange, though his body was made of muscle and imitated the fast approach of dusk, this was one wolf to contend with. Deep in her heart, nightmares of shadows returned ot her, of Adenru and his cruel promises, of her old diseased pack. . . .
Was this the wolf that paranoia warned her about?
Was this stranger one of Adenru's? Had all her fright and mistrust of South Seaside been for her to meet him!? This thing?
Part of Xieros didn't know what to do. This was truly something horrible, something terrible. She didn't stand a chance against him, and all logic told her was that her doom was inevitable. There was no hope for her, even if she could cry for help.
And yet . . . . She could run! She had to run! Panic overcame the female and without a yelp, a howl, a bark, a snarl she scrambeled desperately to her feet. If she could just get away, for a wolf as large as him she could run! Xieros was a champion runner, and her lithe body made it easy for her to maneuver through the woods.
"GET AWAY FROM ME~!!!" She half screeched, fangs bared.
If only she could get away . . .if only! She'd call for help - yes, yes she would! He wouldn't really rip out her neck. . .and all she needed was one howl! One good scream!
They would rescue her, wouldn't they? They would be there for her, come tearing through the underbrush and keep this monster away from her. Yes, they had to! Thayne and Loki and Lindir. . . Oh, they wouldn't couldn't let her down! She wasn't that far away from the border.
Attempting to bolt, Xieros feared what would happen if Tiberius stopped her.
((Haha. Feel free to stop her. In a nutshell, she's just trying to get to her feet and run. The only problem is is she has to roll to her feet to be able to do it. I'm a thinking that it's just not going to happen today. *laughs*
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:59 pm
Oh no no no, little one. Today you are mine, and forever after. You'll know what it means to be a captive. Tiberius wasn't aware that he was muttering these dark thoughts in an equally harsh voice under his breath as he lunged forward again, making a very convincing snap at that pretty little throat, bulky body flattening her to the ground again. There would never be an escape now, never ever. This was the culmination of years of building insanity all over again.
After all, hadn't he done this once before? It didn't matter.
What mattered was the dark and white mass of fur that he could crumple to the ground with one good smash of his body. Oh it was too, too beautiful. That fear, the utter terror in her eyes drove him on despite her snapping words. She would lose those quickly, oh yes. No rescue, not unless Xieros wanted to bring that upon her loved ones. And he had no sense of morality to stop wanton killing to break her completely.
Laughing cruelly, his deep rumbling voice vibrating through his throat, night and day placed one forepaw on each side of the downed young female. Small, very small. Like the runt Juliana had been. Idly he wondered if this one would die the same way she did, but not now, not yet at all. He had other plans.
Slowly the broad male leaned down, the hot breath rolling from that sadistic, uncaring grin ruffling the fur of Xieros' face ever so slightly. It was almost a pity she hadn't given him anything of a chase, that would have been fun. Teach her that flight did no good at all, he would track forever and catch up while she slept. The chatter in Tiber's mind hardly let him rest anyway, what an advantage.
"Call them," he growled out through a villain smile, "And you can watch, voiceless, unable to tell your friends to turn back, while I splatter your fur in their blood. Would you enjoy that, young beauty?" Words laced with acid. He really would make good on his promises if pushed even slightly.
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Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:17 pm
Captive!? Her! No . . NononononoNO! She would not succumb to this, she would not be taken by some beautiful nightmare! Even if he had size and strenght, Xieros wouldn't stay! Not after finding a place to belong.
Her mind was wild with panic and terror - part of her didn't believe Tiberius one bit. Adenru had promised to make good his word, to hunt her down, and he never had! It was just a bunch of lifes and deceptions to manipulate her - this Tiberius had to be the same way! Fur ruffeled and hackles raised, she squirmed and wriggled fiercling underneath Tiberius.
He was a heavy wolf, and her body felt every inch of him atop her. If she could only. . .shift . . and wriggle. Back legs kicked desperately at the weight atop her, claws out, trying to dig deep within his fur. Her white fangs were bare, vicious and panicked snarl escaping her jaws.
No, no, NO!
Yes, a piece of her understood that he might very well rip out her voice. That he could easily get to her jugular, could destroy her with one bite. And yet . . . . The fight in her burned.
If she never came back to South Seasides, would they all think she ran away? She never got to thank Thayne for being a father to her, or give Loki her love and trust. All the wolves she'd put barriers against, had bristeled at and mistrusted. . . . Now, only now ,did she want them the most! To tell them what she truly felt and how she did care.
And yet, on this fateful day, a darkness had desceneded. They would never know of such things. . . of her feelings, of her affection and love. Instea, they'd all think she just up and ran away. That's what she'd get for speaking such lies. Xieros never wanted to leave South Seaside, and yet, she still made the occassional whisper of heading out on her own.
Funny how everyone would think that today had been that day.
The fury within her flared.
This was NOT happening -NOT TODAY!
Blind with rage, she lunged up at Tiberius, hoping upon hope to take a chunk out of his muzzle or cheek. If she couldn't move, she could still bite, and bite she would!
"GET OFF ME!" she all but roared, using all her might in an attempt to budge the wolf above her.
Pity she was so small, her body quaking predominantly with fear.
There was hope yet, and that hope drove Xieros to any and all lengths. She wasn't Tiberius' yet, oh no. . . . . . He was nothing but an overgrown bully, and Xieros would do all in her power to get away.
Snap after snap, she bit where she could and continued to struggle. Her snarls were as loud as she could make them, hoping upon hope that someone, anyone would investigate the scene. She might not call for help directly. . . but that didn't mean she had to be silent.
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Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 5:20 am
The poor little one, still in denial. Not that he actually felt pity for her, it was actually amusing to watch the small teen thrash and snap at him, and he was laughing at her.
At least until she managed to catch him under the chin with those flashy white teeth. Oh little femme, what a mistake, what a horrible mistake. Fighting a mad wolf twice your weight will get you nowhere. Tiberius' features twisted into a horrible semblance of hate and total fury.
Xieros had brought this on herself.
Jaws parted, he lunged down at her throat. At this point of course, it was fairly obvious that his response to 'get off me' was 'in your dreams'. Mane of neckfur bristled like a lion's, thankfully protecting him from the bulk of her snaps as his own maw descended. That powerful maw closed about Xieros' scruff, and Tiberius began to shake her side to side almost like a rag doll. Had her body been twisted in the opposite direction to where the front of her neck was better exposed at that very moment, he probably would have sent her beyond the living realm long before he meant to.
The snarls coming from his throat as he tossed the adolescent about were almost unnatural in depth and volume. Tiberius was going to make a point that Xieros would never forget, if it took him days and days of watching her bleed.
Because it was indeed happening, now, right when Xieros seemed to have her life going on track.
Still angry, the mad wolf flung the adolescent's body to the ground and stood over her, maw parted again. From his posture it was apparent that the second lesson would be much more damaging than the first, should she choose to continue on this route. The small female belonged with him now, no matter how she tried to deny it. There were few ways to make Tiberius back down, and the ones Xieros was attempting would not do the deed.
"They're not coming for you." The statement was all but dripping with hate. "There is no way for you to fight me alone. See, you are abandoned, ere you are even full grown." He stared at her features almost lustfully. It wasn't a perfect resemblance, but the colors, they were Julie's. No red on her, and the runt he'd grown up with was finer boned and more mottled in fur tones, but Xieros still could have been a relative of his lost Juliana. Well, not lost. Killed. But that wasn't the point.
"Do you really believe you can get away from me, little one? Its hopeless, oh so hopeless." Those parted jaws turned to a grin. A little addition, yes, lost and by herself. Not quite ripe, but we can break her.
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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 4:37 pm
Xieros had never been beaten. She'd been snapped at before, white fangs had descended upon her, and even the occassionally bite as a puppy had taught her many a valuable lesson. Since her very beginning, she'd watched and witnessed other wolves beaten - Adenru hadn't ripped her to shreds physically as much as he had mentally. She had witnessed her old pack mob other members and the results weren't typically pretty.
But after meeting Thayne and Loki, after recieving their care and affection, any fears of being devoured and eaten had vanished. The kindness in their hearts weren't capable of destroying life, of causing agony and wounds. . . . . In fact, from what she'd learned it had seemed that the entire South Seasides packlands was made up of nothing but the kindest and most gentle of wolves.
Tiberius was not from South Seasides. In fact, the pinprick of joys he'd felt as her teeth had caught his chin was quickly squelched. A new fear rose as sharp fangs caught a mass of her white and black fur, the skin bruising from such pressure. Ears flattened, teeth bared, Xieros had hardly any time to protect herself as she was suddenly brutally shaken.
Her small body was nothing but a toy to the monster. How easy she was to lift, to bowl over. With every shake, with every thunderous snarl, Xieros felt the suffocating pain within her neck. There was a burn of stretched muscle, and a sting from sharp fangs. She knew without a doubt that it was a small handful of skin and fur that kept her neck organs and vessels within one piece.
Shake after shake, Xieros' snarls were quickly silenced. Black tail was curved tight against her exposed belly, and the female knew that if she were lucky she'd be killed. Shake, shake, shake . . . The world spun around her and she yelped out loud as she was finally released. Thrown to the ground, the black and white female kept her body rolled tight in a ball. Eyes large as plates, she stared up at Tiberius, neck burning and stained where bone had ruptured flesh.
Oh, how she wanted to growl. Oh, how Xieros wanted nothing more to fight. . . .
=but=
. . . the part of her that had become free and wild was quickly doused with doubt. Any hope that Thayne would swoop down with all of South Seasides behind him began to waver. Abandoned. . . . No! No, the two-toned wolf was wrong! She was NOT abandoned. Loki and Hannah, Thayne, Lindir, Toby. . . . they were all there for her, were they not? They wouldn't leave her alone to die and be killed - they cared for her! They had said so themself!
On the other hand, Xieros wasn't their concern. She was a black and white overgrown coward with a severe shyness problem. She was Xieros, the wolfess that didn't truly belong in their family.
The growl in her throat was present, but very low, and very quiet. She stared up at Tiberius, muscles rigid, eyes burning with rage. Oh. . . . oh how all she needed to do was howl a song for help. Someone - anyone might come to her aid. . . . but would they be killed by Tiberius?
Yes.
He had told her, promised her, as much. Already her imagination could see the blood stained upon his black and blue muzzle - she could see him rip the wolves to a million pieces, their innards strewn across the grass. Death would have a hayday, perched delicately upon Tiberius form, allowing the wolf to conquer.
Xieros knew her place, and understood that she wasn't worth dying for. No wolf should be killed or harmed just to rescue her. She just wasn't worth it.
Though dimmed, the fight within her was far from finished. She said nothing, refusing to stand. If the wolf wanted her to walk he'd have to be a little bit more persuasive than that. She'd stop fighting, but that didn't mean she would readily obey.
. . . yet.
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Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 8:17 pm
There it is, that lovely sustinance of fear. It was as though Tiberius could feel her soul breaking. That gave him a flourish of new vigor, something unnatural that swept over the male from muzzle to tailtip. He had snapped long ago, flung headlong into this cycle of sadism from which he refused to rise. Tiberius was a veteran of inflicting pain, and it showed in the way he licked the bits of blood from his canines. As though there were something sensual in it for him, perhaps so far as sexual.
He did love every second of it. Scars, pain, blood, the sound of a snapping bone. All these were things the psychotic male held dear to his heart, sought out against all obstacles. He lusted for the feeling of dominance he was getting right at this very moment.
But it wasn't complete. Though he knew his words had the desired effect - she was doubting - that tiny growl and that flash of fangs was still a show of spirit. And that would just not do. She would be his and crushed, or she simply would not be. Pity if this encounter ended up for the latter, then it really would be a complete repeat of Tiberius' last experience with a female.
Yes, it really would be a shame if he had to close his jaws about the front of that young, lithe throat. That fight, it all had to be beaten or threatened out of her, and he was just the wolf to accomplish such a thing. "Give in completely or be dead ere nightfall, little maiden." Another uncalled for hissing of words. This time though, Tiberius caught his outburst and stared right back into those rage filled eyes belonging to Xeiros with a blend of madness, sadism and lust.
If this kept up, young Xieros was in for quite a long afternoon.
He was standing squarely over her, front paws on either side of her shoulders, rear ones behind her rump. She was trapped, quite trapped indeed, as far as Night and Day was concerned. And every second that went by confirming his observation that no help was on the way steeled him. Even Tiberius was no match for a whole pack, but apparently this femme wasn't part of the nearby group of wolves.
And then he confirmed her thoughts as though by reading them. "Come now, you can cry out better than that." A threatening snap, teeth coming together a hair's breadth from Xieros' closest eye. "I want you to call for help. The young lady should see where her friends get her, watch them be torn apart, view bodies raining blood onto the earth."
Apparently he didn't care if she stood yet. Hell, she would have to be able to lift him if she tried at this point. The bicolored wolf was still playing his game, seeing how much she could take. The meltdown would come soon enough. It had been simple to begin the seed of doubt and despair in Xieros, making it blossom couldn't be any less difficult.
"They don't care about you," he hissed, taking another stab at the heart, muzzle not inches from her soft ear. The closeness practically made the sadist wolf tremble inside, the desire to truely cause injury welling. "Let go of that hope, its useless to you now."
Some level of him did want her to get aid just so he could tear at her soul more effectively, but if no wolf had responded to the commotion yet, then they were quite out of hearing range. How convienient.
"Perhaps the young maiden will even take solace in the new life her attacker has to offer. Your name, my pet, give me your name."
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Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 8:54 am
((*kicks crappy post* ;_; Sorry GW. Better works on the way. ))
Xieros stared up at the bi-coloured wolf before her. He was very strong, no doubt, and very unstable and imbalanced. Her small frame shook, trembling with doubt and rage - this just couldn't be happening now!!
Where was Thayne's protection? Where was the comfort of her pack? Why had she needed to go so dismally far away! Regret began to burden the small female, to make heavy her heart and blacken her hopes. It wasn't that Xieros couldn't take care of herself, she just was far too young and small do have much of an effect against Tiberius!
How was she ever going to get away? He was looming over her, so close that his body heat warmed her body. She could hear and feel the low growls within his throat, and knew there was no way she could run. He had her trapped without ever needing to physically pin her. One wrong move and his teeth would be on her, biting, ripping, tearing, shaking.
Glancing around, it was easy to tell she was trying to measure her chances. If she could just . . . or what about if . . .
The snap at her eye did cuase Xieros to flinch. His teeth had practically grazed flesh, and the young female winced. She did her best to sink her body every further to the ground, though her bared fangs flared now and then.
With the promise of no help, the idea of no hope, the black and white female did her best to scrap up the remaining strength and bury it deep within her. They would come for her, wouldn't they? All she needed was time . . . maybe they were on their way right this instant? Maybe one of the wolves wished to summon her? Time. . . all she needed was time.
A few minutes, a fw hours at most.
They would come - Thayne and Loki and South Seasides wouldn't let her down.
Still, there was hope upon death and the promise of an escape. The black and white femme didn't fear it, as there really was no purpose in her life. As far as she was concerned, if death was her only route to escape, then she'd breathe her last breath this night.
. . . . . . . maybe.
As much as Xieros could accept her death, natural instinct and regret for her adopted family and pack kept the drive to want to live just as strong.
As Tiberius continued to speak, any and all urge to scream and howl began to dim. His words, laced with her own overactive imagination, could picture the slaughter all to well. Hannah's beautiful white fur stained in crimson, dirtied by mud and caked with grass stains. Loki, a broken figure, each of her puppies devoured and decapitated. The night wolf, Thayne, and his kind spirit mutilated and maimed, organs strewn across the forest floor like oozing accessories to the woods around them. One by one, all the wolves she knew who might come were suddenly placed in a traumatic, horrible death.
To save her would mean to kill them.
No. . . . . she wouldn't be the cause of that.
So enthralled in the visions of murder, Xieros didn't hear his last command. It wasn't out of stubborness that she didn't speak (though there's a chance she would have kept silent if given the choice). So the wolfess glared up at Tiberius, partially-defiant, mostly scared, and continued to bare her naked fangs.
A long afternoon was right.
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 1:15 pm
He knew that look. An active imagination and a facination with violence. Well, if it intrigued her so much, Tiberius would be more than willing to oblige an imagination in time with as much gore as it could stand. Recurring scenes that could have only come from nightmares had they not been real. But those teeth, there they were again. Surely she did not have that much of a death wish.
This simply would not do.
Night and Day kept an odd calm about himself, however. A trained fear did require tact to put and keep in place. He grinned, deep blue maw parting, and lowered his muzzle right next to hers. For a moment, between his breaths, it was as though the whole forest stood silent. Waiting. But though it very much looked for long seconds that Tiberius was going to snap Xieros' maw in twine, he didn't.
Quite the opposite. He had to touch her, he couldn't stand it. Those flashes of utter terror in her eyes were too atractive. He brushed the tip of his muzzle along hers, over and acros her cheek ruff, breathing her in. Young, soft fur. Not that it was at all meant to be reassuring. If anything, just his redoubled looming and twisted grin were more frightening than if he had been seething with anger.
More confidence came from her unwillingness to call for help again. Good, at least the teen had half a brain in her skull, even if it wasn't thinking completely in a direction he would have preferred. The movement of his muzzle paused over her ear, "Your name, little one," the hiss came again, demanding even in softness.
The bicolored wolf had an uncanny stamina for this particular type of interaction. He could have gone through the cycle of mauling her between short bouts of gentle caresses for days provided his energy held up, and something about his posture and his manner sent off that vibration of a true sadist.
How very unfortunate that this small teen did not share his passion. Yet.
"Or would you rather I beat every bit of information I want out of you? I would not mind, though I dare say it would end up marring your more desireable physical features." Another flashy grin. It was beginning to seem like he was never without it, or it was never far off anyway. A challenge and a threat in the same breath, though if Xieros was truely suicidal there could be a problem. Threats often depended on one's desire to live, and a fear of death.
Perhaps a fear of unending pain would do just as well, in any case.
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 5:35 pm
Though Xieros wasn't afraid of death, it didn't mean that she craved it. In fact, the black and white female wanted nothing more than to live! There were too many wolves out there she needed to speak with, too many secrets she absolutely had to share! Like her true adoration for Loki and Thayne, her love for Lindir and deep care for Noir.
If she were to die this day, if her body was to be sliced in pieces . . . how would she ever let them know of her feelings?
Moment by moment, breath by breath, Xieros heard nothing but her pounding heart. The entire forest seemed still, and the black and white female tried to keep from fearing her abandonment. Loki and Hige, Thayne. . . South Seaside would find her very soon, wouldn't they? She'd be rescued, Tiberius would be slaughtered. . .
unless . . .
unless his words rang true? Could this massive wolf truly take on her former pack? Could he rip through each like delicate flowers unerneath a wolf's paw? Was he so strong and her family that weak? What if it was just lie?
But what if he were true? She couldn't allow her family to be hurt. . . She couldn't let the new puppies be eaten, or worse, go through life without ever knowing their family. What was Xieros but a stranger to their lands, a lost puppy taken in by the kindness of their heart. Just because she was accepted didn't mean she was truly family.
Xieros' body quivered underneath the day and night wolf's touch. Part of her jerked, his very touch causing her skin to crawl. Repulsed by Tiberius? Repulsed and terrified. Her musceles were as hard as rocks, her stomach churning with fear and uncertainty. Today was going to be a very long day. . . .
Name.
Name.
She repeated his question, trying desperately to shove aside her fear to make sense of the words. Cringing beneath him, Xieros could only hope the earth would swallow her whole. Sadly. . . . it just wasn't going to happen. "X. . Xier- - Xieros," she finally whispered, licking her muzzle, teeth occassionaly baring out of habit. Her ears and eyes absolutely screamed terror. . . . She didn't trust Tiberius, nor did she want to be near him.
No matter how much she squirm away, something told her that perhaps (until South Seaside showed up) it would do best to appease him. Tail glued to her bellow, the young girl wanted to snarl. . . but whimpered instead.
This was too much. . . too very, very much. Her childhood was something similar - threats, mind-games, and abuse. So why did history repeat itself? Who was this twisted monster that loomed above her. . . .? The girl hadn't a clue but she didn't dare speak.
Maybe if she played along he'd treat her right. . . .? Maybe if she tried to appease him it would spare her a few moments of pain. At least, she reminded herself, until her pack disocrered her gone. . . .
Xieros refused to give up on hope. She knew her family would find her. . .. they wouldn't leave her to Tiberius' clutches. . . . . right? Just a few hours, a day or two at most. They'd be there for her. . .
. . . . . .
. . . . if Xieros was lucky.
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Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 7:45 am
Laughter, scathing laughter as she withdrew from the touch. He almost couldn't stand it, everything was just too funny. The grin was threatening to tear his features in twine, it was so broad.
She did remind him of Julie more and more. The long lost other female had been repulsed like this too, absolutely disgusted once she found out what Tiberius was really like. The whimper as well, that was strangely familiar to him. Too bad it ended up the worse for her, or so Tiber thought. One day, the truth would all come unraveled perhaps, but until then madness was the key element to everything.
"Xieros..." He hissed the name almost passionately into her ear, as though to a lover. Still, the weight of the evil behind it could not be masked. And why would he do such a thing, this was an exercise in fear, and Xieros was just starting to pass.
Again he touched her, muzzle brushed along hers, over her cheekruff. Even so bold as to let his tongue slide through his teeth and over that contrasting fur.
He could do as he pleased now. No consequences.
No help. No saviors.
Almost, almost gently, his lips curled back and stark white teeth tugged at Xieros' neckfur. Here he was going to lay a mental claim over her. Not physical, not yet. She was too young. "Come with me." A soft, weighty demand. "They're not coming for you." Close to sweet, mocking tone, not quite natural. "Your only hope is to stay with me now."
"The one you are waiting for won't come." A sly frown and his ears tilted back. Softly Tiberius withdrew just a little, enough for the small female to stand with a struggle and close enough where he could take her down if she tried to bolt. Two careful half-steps backward, ignoring those flashes of teeth she so readily gave. Fear, too, would do such a thing to a young wolfess. He remembered now. And certainly she would not use those beautiful whites lest she desire his own upon her skin, marring and maiming until bloodthirsty tendancies were slaked.
Which would probably take quite some time, if history had anything to say about it. Inwardly Tiberius cackled.
What a lucky day, coming across this litle dear on a whim of wandering. That evil grin was threatening to twitch at the corners of his maw again, but he held it back. Xieros had to trust him just a little, or this would never work. Once he had her more securely in his grip, more of his tendancies could be unleashed.
Yes, patience would pay off this once perhaps. He would drive her like herding a deer toward his place of hiding, and from there, no turning back.
The thought of it excited him, he could feel his fur bristling slightly. Adding to it was Xieros' generally submissive look, the tail tucked and the fear in her eyes was snapping some cruel predatory instinct in his mind, the one which had made him attack in the first place. No signs of it going away any time soon. The poor female was not at all lucky.
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 10:24 pm
Everytime he touched her, Xieros cringed. Every motion he made, every word he spoke, the black and white adolescent was repulsed. When she felt his velvet tongue drag against her fur, the petite sized femme gave a desperate whine, squirming ever so slightly beneath him.
She tried not to show her disgust. . . . but it wasn't easy to do. Ghost-coloured eyes stared wide up at Tiberius, her previous glare transformed in to something akin to terror. As strong as she wanted to be, the black and white female felt her willpower crumble as doubt began to wrap around her soul.
Doubt.
How long had she doubted Thayne and his family? Even as a small pup she feared him, worried about his mistrust, did all in her power to FIND a reason to run.
He'd never given her one. . . him, or any in South Seasides. In fact, they'd all been angels, blessing her with their presence.
And yet, here and now when she needed them the most. . . . they weren't there.
Maybe this is what they'd had planned all along. . . Maybe this was -
No! No no no. Tiberius was lying to her! Her family would save her - yes her FAMILY. They were her family, weren't they? Hadn't Loki called her that. . .? But if they were family. . . .
. . . but how could they know? She hadn't had time to scream.
Quivering with terror and anxiety, the black and white Xieros was stuck between a rock and a hard place. Did she go with him? What choice did she have? None. White teeth still bared, there was a moments hope as Tiberius stepped away.
What if she - no.
He was too close. The gods only knew what would happen if she ran. The moments fire, the glimmer of hope died a cruel death as she slowly, cautiously rolled to her feet. She kept her entire body crouched, tail glued to her belly, ears flat against her head. Her nose stayed down, low enough to touch the earth, and every muscle in her body was rigid. Xieros was not a happy wolf, and the terror that radiated around her was stifling.
Body trembling, Xieros kept her gaze averted, not daring to look up at the monster that loomed before her. Since his face was so horrifying, the adolescent did nothing but bare her teeth to the earth, and fix her gaze no his paws. WHen they moved, she moved. . . .
Maybe, just maybe, while on the prowl she'd run in to someone she knew? Where was Mistyk? He was often out and about. . . . Or. . or maybe they'd cross through Noir's territory? The neighboring packlands. . . yes! Yes, hope wasn't lost yet.
They were still on familiar grounds. . . sort of.
Or so wishful thinking lead Xieros to believe.
((Sorry for the shortness, and the fact that she's not doing much in this post. o_O; She's too terrified to argue, or speak, or . . . do much of anything but listen to him right now. ))
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:07 pm
The whine almost made him break down. More and more the twisted male found himself with a simmering desire to show the tiny framed femme what his idea of affection was. The submissive postures she'd showed weren't doing anything to stall this growing shadow of a wanting, though physically he gave no signs of a true attraction.
Only that contorted, hateful grin. It was as though he had no other expressions. And why should he. Any other set of emotions besides the ones he had already displayed just wouldn't fit in with Tiberius' particular forms of insanity.
Slowly he moved, and, instead of allowing her to follow like one would have guessed, the wolf snapped loudly at Xieros' front legs to start driving her away like she was a sheep.
Tiberius would herd her, shuffling side to side and snapping at her ankles to get her moving. As though he were hunting almost, and wearing down his prey. The rest right now didn't matter, the beast of a male was completely focused on getting Xieros out of her area of familiarity, away from all hope of help. Then perhaps, just perhaps, she would begin to realize the full extent of her situation. And she would begin the journey to being completely broken, a pawn to his every beck and whim. That would be his favorite part, once she belonged to him completely. Once she was trained.
Little Xieros, poor, shy, lost femme against a clash of night and pink sunrise. He was driving her away from everything she had ever known, toward the deeper parts of the freelands. Tiberius was smart for all his insanity, and he would not go too near the packlands of other wolves. He was no match for large numbers. But Xieros didn't know that, and he would never, ever admit it.
But where and when he could he would touch her, a brush here and there across her fur, nips along her legs. Cruel, but perhaps not overly so. Certainly not the full extent of what the crazed male were capable of. It was almost like he had a respect for the fact that she was still young, even through his sadistic wanting. Of course, he had spared Juliana from the full brunt of it as well until she had grown, and had a fighting chance.
Ha. She'd never really have a chance, eh Tiberius?
He chuckled, having unknowingly muttered the sentence under his breath in a brief pause from his assault on his 'captive'. Talking to himself again. The beginning of a lengthy conversation most likely, but the bulk of it was simply within the wolf's own mind. A debate on the exact course of action to take with the little one. Certainly she had to get far from her packlands, but Tiberius' paranoia would not allow him to take her back to his resting place. He would have to find a new one on the go, somewhere he could trap her.
Opportunity would arise so long as he kept an eye out. Whatever he decided on though, bets were it wouldn't suit Xieros in the least. Not that it would ever matter to Tiber. As far as he was concerned, the other didn't have an opinion, or if she did she was forbidden to speak it. She was submissive to him. That made her inferior, and an easy object to lash out upon when he so chose.
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Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:30 pm
Part of the black and white wolf wasn't surprised by Tiberius' actions. Had she REALLY expected him to take the lead, or to walk behind without snapping threats? There truly was no other way to get her to move, to get her to follow without breaking free in a run.
Gasping as he snapped at her ankles, Xieros was quick to move. Somehow she doubted he'd be kind if she stopped. . .
Like a sheep she moved, ungraceful as she did her best to avoid Tiberius' white fangs. Too close they moved against her flesh, his large body pushing against hers. With every touch if him against her, the black and white female felt her stomach twist. Revolted. Anything to keep the moon and sun stained male away from her body. Xieros didn't like to be touched by others period, much less a monster such as Tiberius.
Half tripping, stumbling over her paws, as the male brushed close against her for the umpteenth time aggravation came to a peak. She almost turned her head, white teeth bared against him. The wolfess was quick to hide a snap at his face, knowing full well if she bit him . . . .
well . . . . .
he wouldn't be so kind to kill her. But couldn't he just stop it!? Couldn't he just leave her the hell alone!?
Fear and aggravation grew as he herded her farther and farther away from the familiar sights and scents that surrounded South Seaside. Xieros often stole quick glances over her shoulder in her drive deeper and deeper in the woods. Where was he taking her. . . . ? Weren't there any other wolves to run in to? One familiar face - hell, at this point, one STRANGER! Anyone she could cry to help for, anyone she could beg for help.
With every step, her stomach twisted more and more. With every snarl, every snap, every touch she felt more and more sick.
Body low to the ground, muscles tense from her fear, Xieros feared breaking the silence with her words. But that didn't mean she couldn't fumble over her footsteps, she couldn't be as loud as possible in her herding through the woods. Perhaps one would grow curious and investigate?
Hope had yet to fail the young Xieros.
Yet.
Sadly for Xieros, there was only so much hope to be spared.
An ear flicked as she heard the wolf behind her mutter to himself. What had he said? Something about a chance. . . .? Gulping on dry tongue, Xieros didn't know whether to speed up her walk or slow it down. If she slowed he'd rip her to shreds she was certain! But if she walked faster, that might mean they'd get to wherever it was they were going even faster. . . .
and Xieros wasn't sure it was a good thing.
"Where . . . are we going?" The mountains? The desert? The hills? The sea? The adolescent didn't know the rules of this 'game', she didn't yet know her boundaries. Would he really snarl at her for asking a question? Was she even allowed to talk at all?
The young girl just didn't know. But maybe if she spoke, perhaps yet again, someone may hear.
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