Greatwater Lake a foolish villain
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For a moment all that Ira could smell was the crisp, almost saccharine scent of the glimmering water, and beyond the scent of dampened earth of the bank, and the musk of the deer that herded here. Though the insolent Princeling had been hoping to catch even a ghostly tendril of Bones’ scent thus far he had came up empty handed much to his inherent dissatisfaction. It was then that a scent, distinctly of Blacktail Deer Plateau (he had scented it on Bones’ pelt before even in a small amount) when he had thoroughly explored the silken tendrils of her fur by preening by raking his teeth through it (which was probably as close to sensual and carnal as Ira could currently get, admittedly). So far this love story she had wanted was a little too similar to her described Romeo And Juliet for Ira’s personal liking - especially given how it had ended. Head lifted, small droplets of water dripping off of his damp chin, as sharp, frosted crystalline blue eyes studied the male that greeted him. There was something in the other’s tone that made the Prince of Silvertip bristle with unbidden aversion, only further enforced by the strut the other walked in. As if he were Jinx’s Gods’ (which ironically Ira wasn’t sure if he believed in or not yet) gift to the earth. Gross. The juvenile wasted no time assessing him mercilessly and determining that he wasn’t what Ira would have called ‘attractive’ - though that could have purely been that Ira wasn’t a girl and therefore was not attracted to fellow males in any semblance of the word.

Ira snorted softly at the male’s words, realizing at the degrading tone of the Plateau male that they were probably way more similar than Ira cared to admit (and he didn’t care so he had no intentions of admitting anything - thankyouverymuch). “You say that like it’s a bad thing,” The Princeling hissed with a mischievous glint in his eyes as he repositioned himself so he resonated haughtiness and assertion. It was in part mimicking Jinx and adding his own …dramatic flair to it. “It makes an assassin’s job easier blending in with the environments, but the remaining seasons allow me to be …creative.” He wasn’t an assassin yet, but he was certainly working towards it, able to move swiftly and silently (plus it helped a bit that he had a limited knowledge of poisons and macabre imaginations of in which ways to use them).

“Like that’s any of your business.” Ira scoffed, tone scolding and he clicked his tongue against the roof of his mouth in a faux disappointed manner. Ira wasn’t about to tell him that he was looking for his girlfriend (not that would give away that he had some semblance of a heart), and he wasn’t going to give any of Silvertip’s secrets away. Jinx had made it clear that they were a reclusive pack and since Ira wasn’t going to try to recruit his companion there was no use in speaking of his pack at all.


Messages In This Thread
a foolish villain - by Ira Nox - May 18, 2014, 06:19 PM
RE: a foolish villain - by Rayder - May 18, 2014, 06:40 PM
RE: a foolish villain - by Ira Nox - May 19, 2014, 07:14 AM
RE: a foolish villain - by Rayder - May 20, 2014, 05:57 AM
RE: a foolish villain - by Ira Nox - May 21, 2014, 06:54 AM