12-08-2008, 12:11 AM
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No problem. Also, sex in a diamond/ jewellery store: sexy? Y/N?
And maybe she wanted to hold this canine close to her and hide him from everyone else. Did she? She glanced over at Haku as they made their way to Halifax. She found the male amusing, if a little... intriguing. He seemed like he was quite normal, but there had to be more. There was always more. She smirked; she would have to "explore" such things in depth. She snickered quietly to herself, amused she could even formulate such things (even if they were only in her mind).
They entered the store, and immediately, Tayui was able to distinguish between the dull glint of the glass and the sharp glitter of the stones. They were beautiful, and that was it. These... these things had no purpose aside from aesthetic pleasantries.
She followed the male around the counter, moving to rest her hands on his shoulders and peer around him to see what he had to show her. "Oh, my," she breathed, unaware of their proximity. "They're gorgeous," she murmured. "Pick one out for me," she demanded quietly, the softness of her tone contrasting with the single mindedness of her statement. Politeness discarded, she only wished to know what Haku would think looked best on her.
Watch the skyscrapers as they melt away
Sometimes the humans liked to lock them away. Tayui wondered if hiding what was previous to one was a trait only common to humans, or if it could be found among even her own species. She knew she had held things close to her heart, and thus, had hidden it away -- or tried. She had tried to shield Ember from the realities of the world, but it had been futile. Ember had been independent, and she'd known who she was. Maybe that was why Tayui could only half-heartedly hold herself accountable for the girl's death. But at the same time, there had been so many things she had shared. Shadowed Sun had been created to do that, but it had not fared so well. Tayui wondered what philosophy was, in the end, the better of the two (or if there was even a superior and inferior). She suspected much of it had to do with one's state of mind, but that had to be only a fragment. And maybe she wanted to hold this canine close to her and hide him from everyone else. Did she? She glanced over at Haku as they made their way to Halifax. She found the male amusing, if a little... intriguing. He seemed like he was quite normal, but there had to be more. There was always more. She smirked; she would have to "explore" such things in depth. She snickered quietly to herself, amused she could even formulate such things (even if they were only in her mind).
They entered the store, and immediately, Tayui was able to distinguish between the dull glint of the glass and the sharp glitter of the stones. They were beautiful, and that was it. These... these things had no purpose aside from aesthetic pleasantries.
She followed the male around the counter, moving to rest her hands on his shoulders and peer around him to see what he had to show her. "Oh, my," she breathed, unaware of their proximity. "They're gorgeous," she murmured. "Pick one out for me," she demanded quietly, the softness of her tone contrasting with the single mindedness of her statement. Politeness discarded, she only wished to know what Haku would think looked best on her.
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