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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 12:14 pm
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A large yawn split the scruffy leopard's maw, and he stretched on the thick branch that supported his body, claws of his forepaws scratching at the rough bark. His dark golden eyes opened slowly and he blinked up at the sun poking through the leaves above him. Another pretty day to laze away at this quiet, unpopulated watering hole. He felt he deserved a few after travelling so long and so hard.
He stretched again and dropped down from the tree with more grace than he looked like he had, his tail swinging lazily behind him as he meandered toward the water for a drink. It was only as he reached it that he realised he wasn't alone, and his eyebrow rose just slightly as he looked at Bahari. Sitirika had to assume this was one of those gods... After all, regular lions didn't have wings - especially like those - did they? Or... spiky whiskers like that. Or tails that ended in what reminded him of a fish's fin.
But, unusual as this sighting was, he wasn't really intrigued enough to start up a conversation. He wasn't even mildly social at the best of times; he had to be coaxed into talking usually, like Kwaruza had done. Hell, she'd gotten smiles and compliments and even a few laughs out of him. Not something easily managed. And so, once his eyes had taken in Bahari's odd appearance, he turned his attention to the water as he leaned down to lap at it.
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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 3:01 am
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Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 9:08 am
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Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:11 am
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Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2007 10:47 am
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Sitirika laughed, a condescending element travelling in the undercurrents of the sound, and opened one eye to peer lazily at the 'almighty' Fish God for a few moments. How full of hot air this one was. He needed a razor sharp tongue to cut down that ego of his, in Sitirika's opinion. If only the laid back leopard could be bothered to be the one to do it. Lions weren't worth his time, Gods or not.
"And yet somehow... I don't appear to be. Funny, that." He gave a lazy stretch, rolling shoulders still a little achey from long travel. "Special? Us?" he continued scornfully. "I don't see more than just one of you, and I certainly don't see anything worthy of being called 'special'." He snorted in derision, blowing up a mini cloud of dust with it, some of which settled on his coat... and he didn't even care. In fact, he found it amusing, since his scruffy state seemed to upset this pompous windbag so.
[I should smack you for it! xD Over a month! Tsk, tsk, Masa.]
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Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 7:22 am
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Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 10:28 am
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Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 3:50 am
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 10:49 am
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Sitirika's jaws opened in a deliberately obnoxiously loud yawn of boredom, again communicating with minimal effort that this god didn't interest him in the slightest, and never would. "Obviously you're not," he said lazily in reply, "because sleeping is infinitely more appealing than talking with you."
The pinkish glow Bahari was inconsiderately radiating was working its way under Sitirika's eyelids despite his best efforts to keep it out, and eventually he shifted his head around and half-opened one of his dark golden eyes to look at Bahari. "If I were you, I wouldn't be drawing attention to the fact that I look like a rather unattractive and smelly catfish." That said, he moved his head back to how it had been before, closing his eye again. "And that detestable colour never flattered any living creature, so you're only managing to make yourself less appealing, which is quite a feat."
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Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2007 2:45 am
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For once in his many lifetimes, Bahari'nswi was speechless. He had never met anyone as blind and obnoxious as this leopard and he had absolutely no idea what to do about it. The God of Fish had never regarded himself as violent, so that wasn't really an option. Yes, he had killed a few dolphins and whales in the past, but then, all marine mammals had it coming. This leopard certainly had it coming, but a part of him still had to believe that the leopard was just insane. If that was the case, then he had to try and help one more time.
With his wings still outstretched, the God got to his feet and began walking around the watering hole to where the leopard was lay. When he reached him, he sat down once again, with his head tilted. "We think it would be best if you lay in the shade, and maybe took a dip in the water. Your brain seems to be completely worn out." Of course the God had been offended by the leopard's hurtful comments, but maybe it wasn't the leopard's fault. If his brain was frazzled like Bahari'nswi believed it was, then the leopard couldn't help being crazy.
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 9:17 am
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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 3:27 am
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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 9:40 am
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A low growl rumbled up in Sitirika's throat, passing through his teeth and out into the open air by the slight gap his small snarl made. He didn't like to be touched, not by anyone, ever, and he was more than happy being alone, thank you very much. His eyes opened to narrowed slits of burnished gold and fixed dead ahead of him. "Never, from anyone, especially not a cold and slimy fish lion."
He rolled away from Bahari's paw, barely managing to resist the urge to bite it, pushing himself to his feet and rounding on the god. "Listen to me, and listen carefully, if words can penetrate the layers of idiocy around you. I don't like you. I think you're a fool; a dense, egotistical, self-absorbed fool. I'f you're looking for appreciation, go jump in the sea and play with your scaly friends. Leave. Me. Be."
With that said, the leopard turned on his paws and walked away from Bahari, to lay down with his back up against the tree he'd climbed out of before.
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Posted: Thu Aug 30, 2007 4:01 am
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