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07-03-2014, 12:33 AM
 100% The softness of dawn’s first glow doused them in deeper, darker shadow; the moment (as a whole) was magical, just like how Africa had always envisioned her first feeling of love to be. She felt so quaint as she revelled in his company; so feminine beside his masculinity. She knew quickly of his lust. The sweat leaking through the raven-sheen of his hide for no other reason reeked, filling quickly the still, mild morning air enveloping them. She was a pure soul though, as virgin as the day descending, and new nervousness (innocence), began to tickle her skin. Pale, dusty-red lips quivered as a smile rose upon them and her dreamy eyes turned away shyly before he spoke again; before he continued. He explained the role he had taken back at his home... at Hidden Falls, and she thought it fitting, attractive even. Perhaps she was spellbound; enough that anything he said to her was appealing. She shrugged outwardly at the fleeting thought however, unbothered, smiling softly, stupidly. "Why don’t you continue as one in the Throat then," she suggested easily, pleased actually (though that sentiment was far overshadowed by her infatuation), because Dragon’s Throat had a significant lack of protection from stealth and the like. Not that it mattered overly at the moment, Africa added "...maybe study as an apprentice, and learn the art of the Sleuth’s magic?" Africa hadn’t told him of her new position back home, there’d been no reason to divulge- she felt only as an equal amongst her family and friends. Then she giggled again playfully and cooed, "...every girl needs a knight in shining armour..." She felt so blessed, so overwhelmed. "I will miss you Silk." Gently panting nostrils sauntered forward to bump against him once more before they parted into the breaking light, to brush and press greedily into the warmth of his body. There was not a feeling of loss this time. Africa knew he would be home soon; knew where he would be in between, that he was safe. Africa |
