11-04-2008, 10:43 PM
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Table by Mel!
The thread title made me laugh. <3
He did not know for how long he had been trailing her. What had begun as a game soon became an obsession. Perhaps it was a form of fun; perhaps a form of punishment. Whatever the reason, Hybrid had restrained himself, held himself in check for some time, refusing to attack and kill the girl. He had watched her silently from the shadows, following her as she moved through the Sugarwoods and closer to Inferni territory. Although this was a concern-- that she would, for some reason, approach Inferni's boundaries looking for trouble-- he was certain he would bring her down before this could occur. As such, he kept his distance, waiting for the right time to come. If he was patient, the reward would be so much greater in the end.
He kept his footfalls silent as he moved through the undergrowth, snaking his way around and under plants and trees alike. He hid under the upturned roots of a tree that had been viciously shaken from the ground, watching her for a few moments from this hiding place. He saw her tense in response to a sound off in the distance, and knew it was the right time. He moved from his place beneath the thick roots, approaching her swiftly from her right side. He greeted her with a false smile and a mad twinkle in his eye, fangs bared perplexingly, as if to offer both sanctity and pain. "Hey little kitten, have you lost your way?"
i heard they say the boy's missing
He did not know for how long he had been trailing her. What had begun as a game soon became an obsession. Perhaps it was a form of fun; perhaps a form of punishment. Whatever the reason, Hybrid had restrained himself, held himself in check for some time, refusing to attack and kill the girl. He had watched her silently from the shadows, following her as she moved through the Sugarwoods and closer to Inferni territory. Although this was a concern-- that she would, for some reason, approach Inferni's boundaries looking for trouble-- he was certain he would bring her down before this could occur. As such, he kept his distance, waiting for the right time to come. If he was patient, the reward would be so much greater in the end.
He kept his footfalls silent as he moved through the undergrowth, snaking his way around and under plants and trees alike. He hid under the upturned roots of a tree that had been viciously shaken from the ground, watching her for a few moments from this hiding place. He saw her tense in response to a sound off in the distance, and knew it was the right time. He moved from his place beneath the thick roots, approaching her swiftly from her right side. He greeted her with a false smile and a mad twinkle in his eye, fangs bared perplexingly, as if to offer both sanctity and pain. "Hey little kitten, have you lost your way?"