07-22-2009, 03:06 PM
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Ember.
As usual, Lannen was in a horrible mood. There wasn't much that he could think to do in order to solve his problem. He did not even have a name for his problem at this point. All he knew was that he was frustrated, and that he could no longer hold it inside of him. He had awoken early this morning, plagued with a restlessness he had never quite felt before. It felt like fire was coursing through his veins. It made it hard for him to breathe, think, and sit still.
Usually, when the male felt so horrible, he would just spend his day in sullen solitude. He could sit still for hours and star at the walls or the skies and try not to think of any particular thing. But today, he was robbed of this peace. There was no way for him to remain passive, and contained within himself.
There was a monster under his skin aching to burst forth. He found that he could no longer contain it, felt that he could not fight the energies coursing through his muscles. With an angry, low snarl the luperci turned his sights on a cabin once inhabited by humans and began to slam his fists into it.
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As usual, Lannen was in a horrible mood. There wasn't much that he could think to do in order to solve his problem. He did not even have a name for his problem at this point. All he knew was that he was frustrated, and that he could no longer hold it inside of him. He had awoken early this morning, plagued with a restlessness he had never quite felt before. It felt like fire was coursing through his veins. It made it hard for him to breathe, think, and sit still.
Usually, when the male felt so horrible, he would just spend his day in sullen solitude. He could sit still for hours and star at the walls or the skies and try not to think of any particular thing. But today, he was robbed of this peace. There was no way for him to remain passive, and contained within himself.
There was a monster under his skin aching to burst forth. He found that he could no longer contain it, felt that he could not fight the energies coursing through his muscles. With an angry, low snarl the luperci turned his sights on a cabin once inhabited by humans and began to slam his fists into it.