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02-01-2017, 11:24 PM
we walk a lonely road beneath the fire of a thousand suns
Now more than ever the Fire Dancer misses her shadow friend. The kitsune is characterized by his endless optimism, his boundless enthusiasm, and most critically, his uncanny ability to find food. No matter the setting or situation, Natraj is always able to make a feast for himself, scouring and scrounging until he builds a feast large enough to satiate his indomitable appetite. If her brother has one vice it is his limitless gluttony; if he has one remarkable skill, it is his scavenging skill.Alas, however, for the copper child- she is painfully different from her vulpine kin, in this way much as in any other. The Yeti is pleased by the crown, it seems, though his pleasure in her is indistinguishable from that he feels for anyone else, and the child wilts slightly beneath this easily meted praise, her resolve crumbling in the face of this new challenge. What is she to find food for a beast? She, equine, who feeds off grass - what does she know of hunting, of feasts? A dragon swoops in with some strange, burnt delicacy; a boy brings a bird nest, and the girl winces at the thought crunching down on fragile eggs, of shell and bone prodding sensitive gums. Yes, others have deposited fauna, but one thing the Yeti does not have is flora. Even Natraj, predator that he is, enjoys some fruit with his snakes and grub - and to Tandavi the Yeti resembles bear more than any other beast, a creature she knows to be fond of berries. Long neck arches, dark eyes eager as she seeks something in the grey expanse- there, not too far, is a dense patch of bearberry and crowberry. Bearberries, the girl knows, have more medicinal properties than nutritional ones - Natraj once tried to eat some and wound up nauseous for the better part of the day. But crowberry, by her brother's report, is a tasty bush. Firedancer brings back a bough laden with berries, adding hearth moss to the mix for good measure. She peers at the yeti through curious eyes. "Do you prefer plant or animal?" dark voice asks inquisitively, her ears alert for any response. "I have brought you berries, to supplement the meat, and hearth moss to warm your belly when your feast is done." -------------------------------- Seeks a dragon Refusal 1 Refusal 2 Refusal 3 |
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