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10-25-2014, 04:05 PM
God of the Moon lady diamond in the sky A smile glittered in the dark of the goddess' lips as she watched the stallion wiggle beneath his metal casing. As though on a linear thought pattern, she too appraised the dangerous curves, beautiful, but deadly as they shone under her stare. Blood would indeed be spilled upon its fine sheen. She expected he would be wise enough to open up enemies that belonged to them both."Yes, a crown would be suiting for you," her words were velvet in their praise, slipping out soft and low. Uncharacteristically honest, she meant what she said. Thranduil was a stallion after her own heart, her opinion only heightened by his natural affinity of bending to her. Her tail flicked, and the movement seemed to inspire the metal to do the same. It shuddered around the golden flesh of the unicorn mortal, beginning as a gentle tremble, like a newly born babe on fresh legs, but quickly increased until it rattled violently, the metal trees shaking in a storm. Finally its shape yielded with a burst of stardust, all at once collapsing in on itself. The sound was unbearable as metal ground against itself, sterling blood that never fell. The Moon Goddess was unperturbed as she worked, even stepping back to appraise her work when she was finished. The abrupt silence and stillness may have been unnerving for some, but she thrived in the echo of torment. The metal had finally yielded, and in that moment she had twisted it into branches against his poll. It reached beneath his mane, snug and secure. In the very center a drop of opal pressed lightly upon his 'brow, just beneath his horns. It looked like a dew drop of the moon, her eyes - a reminder that she watched him. "Simply think on it, and it will return in full form to your flesh." Her wings gently began to unfurl from her sides, stars twinkling in the primaries, galazies swirling among the secondaries. "Return to me when you've completed our arrangement." With that, she blew away with the wind, stardust scattering at his feet before the next breeze took it away. |
