04-04-2009, 11:24 AM
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The world would end in blood and fire. Aurèle had seen both, survived, but could not fully consider herself among the living. She had no purpose. She sought to numb her body through the apathy and the cold reasoning that had kept her alive. It was not enough to let her ignore the pressure around her wrist, or her waist. Her eyes sharpened so suddenly and so viciously it was as if a bomb had gone off. Still, she remained placid—she knew this game all too well.
Her other hand moved, found its way to his back, between those broad shoulders. She pressed her body into his, and reveled in the feel of his heat against her own. “Show me the future,” she whispered, voice a husky growl. “, and I’ll show you a world on fire.” With that vague warning, she hooked her claws into his back. This was a game. This was two animals fighting for dominance, for control. This was nothing. This was everything.
The world would end in blood and fire. Aurèle had seen both, survived, but could not fully consider herself among the living. She had no purpose. She sought to numb her body through the apathy and the cold reasoning that had kept her alive. It was not enough to let her ignore the pressure around her wrist, or her waist. Her eyes sharpened so suddenly and so viciously it was as if a bomb had gone off. Still, she remained placid—she knew this game all too well.
Her other hand moved, found its way to his back, between those broad shoulders. She pressed her body into his, and reveled in the feel of his heat against her own. “Show me the future,” she whispered, voice a husky growl. “, and I’ll show you a world on fire.” With that vague warning, she hooked her claws into his back. This was a game. This was two animals fighting for dominance, for control. This was nothing. This was everything.