[html] PROZACS--
PROZACSReally, the still-young male couldn't argue with that type of logic. Good thing to sit on. It yet seemed strange, though -- a working fountain in the middle of a dead city. Someone had to be around to feed it the attention it needed. Material things were like people that way. Needy. The water looked clean. No one-eyed corpses down in there, that was for sure. No ex-lovers he'd murdered himself. Safer than the ocean, which Tsunami had learned first-hand held much power in its depths; since the accident, he had avoided the water as often as possible, like he had when he was so much younger. But sometimes it was inevitable, and he could suck it up as well as the next guy. He had no time for irrationality these days; the lady in his mind was beginning to find him boring, despite herself. The broad-shouldered wolf made a vague, noncommital noise in the back of his throat, perhaps one of acknowledgement. Hmm. Anything to keep his mind away from the acid rain.
PROZACSThe younger canine fed the fire of words, though, pointing out Tsunami's eyepatch. The eye itself wasn't actually missing; it had faded from sun-yellow to a milky, hazy white over the year since Karloff had almost clawed it out, and it was quite the ugly sight. Not to say Tsunami had much physical beauty to destroy, really. Though, by some, the blue-eyed lady's words could have been interpreted as rude or forthcoming, the loner greeted them with a casual -- if not mildly melancholy, for reasons unrelated -- smile. Height of fashion, came his reply, and the sarcasm was blatant. He wasn't the dismissive type anymore. What harm would it do to share a bit of oneself every once and a while? Got into a scrap with some coyote about a year ago, back when Tears and Inferni weren't really getting along. He did a pretty good job on me. Only after speaking did the gray wolf realise that she might not have any idea what he was talking about. Perhaps she was new around here -- but honestly, how often did new faces really show up and stick around? And if she had been around previously, being a hybrid, she'd most likely know of Inferni. Naturally, the former Tears member was clueless as to the female's heritage. Eye's useless now. And pretty damn ugly. You wanna see? As he added the last three words, Tsunami was unable to keep the good-natured grin off his face. He was joking, though. Well, maybe half-joking.
|
|
[/html]
|
