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02-14-2015, 08:01 PM
ULRIK & KIRCHOFF
Each point in space (and time) is associated with a vector that determines what force a moving charge would experience.
Each point in space (and time) is associated with a vector that determines what force a moving charge would experience.
The engineer saw his rowdy cousin and his ice princess again, amused at her poking him in the behind. She had a sense of humor buried beneath all that sass, it seemed. That only marginally raised her status in his eyes, and he turned to Arah, walking through the deep forest in search of - what exactly? Magic glue? The white winter creature at his side had such an up-beat tone and he raised a brow, snorting. "I'll be glad when we don't have to kiss ass to save our own hide," he mused, not afraid of divine punishment for his blasphemy. He appreciated the gods for who they were, but he bowed to no one but the earth itself. For into the earth he would one day return.
The griffin she had was useful, and the stallion looked down at Kirchoff, grimacing. He tossed a stick.
"Fetch."
"Oh, please..." Kirchoff rolled his eyes and remained standing next to Ulrik, sighing heavily.
"Worth a try."
The Engineer lunged forward, diving his horn brutally into a tree. Withdrawing, he revealed sticky sap and used a bucket to collect the amber liquid. This was the only glue he knew that could bind tightly, and once the tree had drained thoroughly, he stepped back, looking at Arah with hardened sap stuck to his horn. Her grin was infectious. He was grinning too. "Yeah," he replied, sending his tall, thick body ambling toward the meadow again, the blistering heat radiating from his black body. Sweat coiled between his legs and dripped down his neck, but he didn't seem to notice much.
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