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While Reytac began his next search, Cascade found a nearby log to plant herself on for the time being. She watched from afar as he made his next taming attempts, and judging by her face and his; much to their surprise the bird flew right up to Rey. It landed in front of him hopping about. Eventually Reytac brought his arm out, and the avian happily obliged, flying uo and securing itself on his arm. "Well then, that was unexpected." she flashed him a dashing, pride filled smile. She watched as his new companion nestled against him and chirpped. She was happy for him, after all it had alre

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✧♪✦⋆♫⋆✦♪✧ She fell silent while he spoke. Eyes hazily locked onto the contrast of the bright, spotless glass sitting atop the dingy, stained wood counter. Teion’s head swam through his words that sank in through her skin like a heavy blanket over her shoulders. The muted colors of fireworks danced across her face while ghosts writhed in the inky abyss below, unseen but unburied. Their shadows reached up and up, searching and grasping. And her limbs felt so heavy. Drifting, alone, her head fell back to watch the light shimmer against a surface that grew farther and farther away.

Mari was still close to Jevi, thighs still touching. As expected, she hadn’t received a response from Lancaster, he was probably resting. “Switch partners….” Mari slurred as she rested a head on Jevi’s shoulder. “I am enjoying yours though….I’m not really one for dancing.” A hand lifting up to fix V's hair. Mari rarely admitted to enjoying someones company, it was probably the alcohol. Mari felt the presence of another join them and her smile faded, barely glancing at the man. She didn’t really feel like being hit on by strangers. “Don’t you just hate unwanted guests…” Mari began in an an

"I gotta better idea." The redhead was suddenly much closer to her than she was too seconds ago. Knees and shoulders bumped awkwardly as she entered Jevi's space, practically leaning into her as she scoured her inventory for something. Sipping from her drink, she watched over Mari's shoulder as a finger scrolled through the massive list of items. The names of various equipment and consumables flew by, too fast for her to make out anything eye catching. A familiar looking crystal materialized into Mari's open palm, she recognized it as, basically, a camera crystal. A selfie? she thought to

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Milling about in her own space, being almost worshiped for even the smallest smile or slightest giggle. It would be clear through a slip of a strap or a slight lift of her skirt that she had quite the number on a mental leash. It was no surprise how easy it was when one knew how to abuse how hot she was, and use such attraction as a form of bait. Like a gaggle of drooling monkey's dancing around the worlds largest banana, she is bought drinks and fawned over from afar and every honeyed word leads more to become trapped in that web. Taking her pick of a few of the many that had made offers, Ros

Sitting in one of the benches that seemed a bit dusty, but it wasn't as bad as out there. Taking a deep breath, the plan was ruined. "I miss you papa and ma" saying in a accent. Her mother Nadia raised her and taught her how to speak Russian and home schooled her because they traveled to different bases to many times to count. Her father gave her a little tough love and showed her how to fight from a young again. Yea it wasn't an ideal childhood but it was hers. She had nothing here, if she could just back something that even resembled close to what she had, maybe she would be okay. Messing wi

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The glitter of multiple colours breached the water a single second before Nari pulled the line fully from the depths of the lake. She felt the excitement growing in her as she confirmed the collection of the fish – a rainbow trout, from the depths of the lake that contained glittering scales of multiple colours. Collecting her other assortments of fish, she turned towards the house that she had left behind mere hours ago, prepared to return to Anthony and confirm that she had completed the task at hand. Her steps were long and fast as Mio followed her through the forest; the small kitsu

The woman palms the key given by Shayla like a good little pet, turning it over to inspect it. A brass and old looking key, easily mirrored the lock it was designed to go into. The list unfurled, she turns it over to a glance on both sides of the slip of paper. "Aren't you cute? And why would I tell you that? It doesn't really matter what I do, or my reasons for doing them. At least to you. But I must admit I thought we were going to have a misunderstanding. Glad that you decided to see things my way." Mirianna snapped coolly before moving to the altar to claim her prize from its hidden compar

Another draw backwards and another dark scaled fish at her feet. Nari glanced at the pile collecting beside her, wondering if there would be anything specific she would need to do in order to find her special fish. She didn’t think there would be, but who was she to doubt the actions of the game? ’Hey, Mio, think salmon steaks would be good for dinner? Or…cod…or whatever these things are? Fish steaks, I guess.’ She glanced down at the kitsune, seeing the single eye staring back at her with an expression that was less than enthused at having been woken up just to give an opinion on cooking

Reytac took in a deep breath and exhaled slowly and softly. The raven stared at him, and he stared back, before the bird flew straight to him. It landed on the ground and hopped back and forth a moment, cawing at him. Confused after the last couple of attempts, Rey held out one of his arms and almost immediately, the raven leapt up onto his arm, its claws wrapping around his arm as it secured its perch. The bird let out a softer trill, and butted its head against his jaw twice and then shuffled to turn around and leaned back against him, resting against him. There was a white streak of f

The line sudden snapped heavily in her hand, and Nari was shaken back to reality as she realised she’d drifted off in thought. She reeled in the bait and line, saddened to find nothing attached to the end of it, before releasing it back into the water. Alright, this is taking a long, long time. I feel like I’ve been here for hours already. In reality, she knew she’d barely been there an hour – but something about the relaxed activity, and the calmness of everything around her left her feeling as though it had been far longer. Sighing to herself, she confirmed the idea that she was going to be

Maybe that’s still plausible. If nothing else, the death game makes you appreciate every second a bit more…if you’re not wandering around in fear and horror at the thought of immediate execution. Nari felt herself frown. Another thought had come across her mind, and she wasn’t entirely sure how to take it as she glanced down at Mio suddenly. Is it really any more dangerous than our own world? Sure, we lived in relative safety and didn’t have to consistently fight for survive…with weapons. There was definitely fighting for survival though… Nari frowned further. She’d never been uncomfortab

Maybe they were right about something. Even a broken clock… She grinned to herself at the comparison, before remembering that it was a rude statement in the way she had thought it. Still, she couldn’t quite find it in herself to apologise for the attitude, especially seeing as it had been self-contained and not heard by anyone else. Turning her thoughts, she glanced across the lake into the woodlands beyond. The expanse stretched further than Nari could really see, and she found herself wondering at the way in which it covered and shifted. Browns and greens, mixed with various spots of co

The wind had picked up at some point, and as Nari watched the bobbing fishing line, she began to understand why people enjoyed the activity. There was a level of calmness, of peace and tranquility behind it. Perhaps not the same as pure meditation, or martial arts, but a calmness that seemed to settle over her and the land around her. The lapping of waves dulled any real thoughts, and the way in which the breeze combed through the tree line left her feeling oddly relaxed; more relaxed than she had felt in some time. Is this why everyone says to get out and fish? She thought back to many o

"I guess it has nothing to do with food but one of the way I keep tabs on what I make is I draw them." She had two drawing pads. One that she kept in her kitchen and the other she kept on her person just in case something inspirational crossed her path. Taking out a small knife she would scrape the scales off the fish as she spun the stick that the fish was on with the other. "Are you kidding me, catching that amount of fish just now was pure talent if I ever saw it. It would take me much longer to catch just one with a fishing pole put you caught three in seconds." A surprised expression towa

The line gave another jerk, and as Nari pulled in another fish – this one dark in scales, compared to the lighter scaled one she’d obtained earlier – she considered how long she would have to be sitting here. She knew that these quests always took time, though somehow she thought that the act of finding a specific fish would take even longer. Good thing I don’t have any major plans today, then. Onora will be a bit peeved though, so I’ll have to make it up to her somehow… She considered all the ways in which she could make amends, deciding that taking her newfound skills and applying them to ma

Nari let the line sit for a while, her thoughts drifting after she became bored with the entire event of fishing itself – a factor that occurred rather quickly. Her mind shifted to thoughts of the future between herself and Onora, the shop and where she was going in the next foreseeable time. She knew that she would be getting back into the main aspects of being more alive, more engaged, more…something. Whether that led her back to the frontlines and the push for freedom or not, Nari wasn’t entirely sure. ’Think we’ll make it back there, Mio?’ The small fox like creature had curled up at

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"A light huh? We really are similar." she noted quietly. "It is true, the moment you have something... or someone to fight for, your fuled by cause. Determination spikes within you and you just keep going, no matter how unrealistic it may seem to you or others, you fight against nature even, against reason. That's what striving to meet the goal is. An unrelenting fight to meet the goal thats been set, no matter the cost." she sighed placing her hands in her pockets. It's only a matter of time. She shrugged to his reply, "Happy to help." in all honesty she was glad to keep him company, i

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Lucia wiggles and bends abruptly with every stroke of her ears and tail, causing her nervous system to jerk with odd sensation. Some pleasant, others not so much. The fish the girl had collected was finally made still with a sharp nail and rake of bladed fingers. Like a filet its shaved into slices with section of scaly hide peeled off. The boiling skin of a freshly caught flounder had her huffing the air. "You're an artist? Was that got to dnyu with fyud?" She perks with half a lump of fish flesh flipping out of her mouth, a scale caught in her left canine. The chocolate cat girl couldn't qui