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12-26-2014, 01:53 AM
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The queen didn’t know, could never have imagined, that her idiocy might have been taken for mockery. Indeed, it would have hurt her very soul to know that Tandavi could think such things of her, but she had no earthly way of knowing. True, she was good at making friends, but mostly that was because she was nice- not because she had some fantastic ability to see into their souls and know what they needed from her. Even Khan, whose very mind was bonded to her own, was something of a mystery to her. She knew his emotions when he projected them, could feel his highs and his lows even when he did not want her to, but if she looked upon him at any given moment, she would never know what secrets lay behind his feathered hide. And so while Kahlua tried to consider if it was better just to make a new vessel, the aforementioned dragon took to the serious business of making a game with the boy upon Tandavi’s back. Fire licked about from the boy’s tails, and once again Khan found himself playing second fiddle to a companion that knew much more about the magic of the gods than he did. Opening his mouth, he blew air, compressed his chest, huffed and puffed, but try as he might he couldn’t make anything but air exit his mouth. There was magic within him- he knew it was there, he could feel it, but it just wouldn’t come. So instead, he did what he could… he flew. Flapping his wings triumphantly, he pulled himself into the sky with cackles and caws directed towards Natraj, before swooping about over the boy’s back, taking his own turn to show off and ask, can you do that. Still, Kahlua ignored him- she was a rather poor excuse for a mother figure. Pulled from her terribly poor attempt at thinking, the Sunshower flickered her ears and paid rapt attention when the young diviner spoke, until she got to the question part. Sighing dramatically, the queen furrowed her brow and thought. And then thought some more… and thought again. Purify the water? Well… that was a dilemma she hadn’t thought of at all, wasn’t it? “Well… I guess I don’t know.” And then she sighed again. She really wasn’t cut out for this quest. Maybe the Earth God had asked too much of her. “You know,” she said then absently, her mind still miles away, considering how to make water pure, “You remind me of someone.” But Kahlua didn’t know who Tandavi reminded her of, so she didn’t say. There was just something hauntingly familiar about her. @[Tandavi] Here Comes The Sun |
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for any reason to any degree, with the exception of killing her.
Please do not tag Kahlua unless it is in an opening post
