Post by Sabaoth on Dec 13, 2015 15:37:11 GMT -5
NOTE: This is a mature thread, and later it will involve rape, though it will not be described and will only be alluded to. If this is a sensitive or touchy subject for anyone reading, please don’t continue <3
As swiftly as Sabaoth had come to Kal’dyne, he was leaving it, his blood singing in his veins as he ran. Only moments ago had the earth stopped trembling – and only moments ago, as well, that the two fearsome beasts who fought for dominance over the territory had concluded their battle. Typhon had inevitably come out victorious - for all of the Valyn alphess’ prattle and useless superiority, she’d still been unable to hold off his nephew’s ferocity, though it had been an admittedly close battle. And now Sabaoth was drunk on victory, muscles rolling smoothly under his taut pelt as he angled towards the border of Kal’dyne. He’d been sure to rub as much of the Valyn scent as possible from the trees and as he went, but ultimately it was a task that would be left up to Typhon. He had prevailed, and so it would be his strong scent that washed out the fainter ones.
Sabaoth was almost free of the jungle foliage when he inhaled and caught the scent on the wind; clearly Valyn, and very near, but more notably appealing to his more primal side, and he stopped in his tracks. Somewhere within the vicinity, a Valyn female still lurked, with her heat having unfortunately come upon her now that winter had fallen. For a moment he wavered. He could continue on, ignoring the scent in favor of returning to Ina’mos, where Odara would undoubtedly be awaiting him in the same state – a possibly Roka, if her heat came again after previously coming so soon. But something about the way his blood still roared in his veins mingled with the smell of her had him turning, creeping slowly and carefully beneath the canopy of thick jungle leaves.
He followed it until he could no longer; it was overwhelming then, as if he were standing right on top of her, and yet he could not see her. For a moment he was still, silent, his pale blue gaze scanning his surrounding until he saw it: a sizeable hole carved into the trunk of one of the trees, and inside, the source of the damning scent. She was diminutive, her coat a soft silver in coloration, and as he leaned down to better see her, he caught a glimpse of fire-hued orbs gleaming in the shadows.
”Oh, dear,” he said to her, his voice deep and rumbling as he stayed crouched a fair distance away, though close enough to be in her path should she dart from her hiding place. ”It seems as if you do not know. This is Kairos territory now, girl.” Of course there was no time for someone to have found her if she’d been hiding – he knew it, and still he taunted her, arching one ivory-dotted brow as he studied her. It was difficult to stand so calmly and stoically before her when the very nature of his being was screaming for him to take her, but he would not drag her from her small sanctuary – yet.
”After a conquest, the victors are typically entitled to spoils of war, you know,” he murmured, ”and you look like a fair prize.” He was taunting her still, but there was a gleam in his gaze that relayed how very serious he truly was. ”Come out now, won’t you? It would be a shame to drag you and get that pretty pelt dirty.”
Sabaoth was almost free of the jungle foliage when he inhaled and caught the scent on the wind; clearly Valyn, and very near, but more notably appealing to his more primal side, and he stopped in his tracks. Somewhere within the vicinity, a Valyn female still lurked, with her heat having unfortunately come upon her now that winter had fallen. For a moment he wavered. He could continue on, ignoring the scent in favor of returning to Ina’mos, where Odara would undoubtedly be awaiting him in the same state – a possibly Roka, if her heat came again after previously coming so soon. But something about the way his blood still roared in his veins mingled with the smell of her had him turning, creeping slowly and carefully beneath the canopy of thick jungle leaves.
He followed it until he could no longer; it was overwhelming then, as if he were standing right on top of her, and yet he could not see her. For a moment he was still, silent, his pale blue gaze scanning his surrounding until he saw it: a sizeable hole carved into the trunk of one of the trees, and inside, the source of the damning scent. She was diminutive, her coat a soft silver in coloration, and as he leaned down to better see her, he caught a glimpse of fire-hued orbs gleaming in the shadows.
”Oh, dear,” he said to her, his voice deep and rumbling as he stayed crouched a fair distance away, though close enough to be in her path should she dart from her hiding place. ”It seems as if you do not know. This is Kairos territory now, girl.” Of course there was no time for someone to have found her if she’d been hiding – he knew it, and still he taunted her, arching one ivory-dotted brow as he studied her. It was difficult to stand so calmly and stoically before her when the very nature of his being was screaming for him to take her, but he would not drag her from her small sanctuary – yet.
”After a conquest, the victors are typically entitled to spoils of war, you know,” he murmured, ”and you look like a fair prize.” He was taunting her still, but there was a gleam in his gaze that relayed how very serious he truly was. ”Come out now, won’t you? It would be a shame to drag you and get that pretty pelt dirty.”
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