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11-20-2012, 01:47 PM
BEYOND HERE LIES NOTHING
“This is foolish”, he thought. Why was he even here? Allowing fruitless words to fall from lips, words that would land upon a stone and sprout nothing of reward; he was beginning to feel like a stumbling youthful colt, instead of adult. “I would be grateful.” She said. He glanced up at her, leveling eyes into the depth of her blood colored pupils, “I could not think of anyone more trustworthy to teach my son,” words to warm his body. For her to trust him with a son of his lord—well that was the greatest complement he had ever received in short experience. Lips twitched, and then curved in their familiar charming way, “What would you expect in return for your services?”
This question somehow tickled his humorous side. A short chuckle rumbled past reserve, throat vibrating with tenor words sliding past, “I expect nothing,” his heart spoke more idle words that he chose to keep in a vault, “Though,” swallowing to retain a perfect façade of calm he finished, “If malady would allow it—this humble man would like to see you again sometime, after this visit concludes?”
Ktulu wasn’t one to be rushed, and he wasn’t in any hurry. Midas would never be one to lull away from a challenge, and she stuck him in a way that no other creature had. It was in that moment that he realized—“I want to see you again…I want to walk with you along the beach and let our bond strengthen” Fate had set them apart; each lived in totally different environments now. He tied to the heart of Helovia, and she in the belly of their common beast.
This question somehow tickled his humorous side. A short chuckle rumbled past reserve, throat vibrating with tenor words sliding past, “I expect nothing,” his heart spoke more idle words that he chose to keep in a vault, “Though,” swallowing to retain a perfect façade of calm he finished, “If malady would allow it—this humble man would like to see you again sometime, after this visit concludes?”
Ktulu wasn’t one to be rushed, and he wasn’t in any hurry. Midas would never be one to lull away from a challenge, and she stuck him in a way that no other creature had. It was in that moment that he realized—“I want to see you again…I want to walk with you along the beach and let our bond strengthen” Fate had set them apart; each lived in totally different environments now. He tied to the heart of Helovia, and she in the belly of their common beast.
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