12-26-2018, 01:12 AM
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// for christmas feel free to respond before other pack members
[member=1827]AMENT .[/member] [member=232]LUCIFER GRIMM.[/member] [member=2864]ADARA[/member] [member=1684]VIRGO[/member]
it has been a year. a year since she's marched from the crammed prison walls of an opulescent shell egg, bringing death and all the ancient fury of a lineage of monsters behind her. an entire year for lethal power to root itself deep within her primal genes and take hold; to extend itself into the nature of her growing skin. she is the burbling, churning lava within a mold of rotten rock; the fire that never stops growing.
a fire that never stops burning for her kin.
it has grown cold; colder than her body has ever known, yet the machinations of her network of flesh still sing as bright as any furnace; a maelstrom of natural heat. winter was no opponent to her. she had come into this world fully equipped, befeathered. the changing climate was naught but a mere joke for the barbaric princess.
and still, the weather wasn't the only thing changing.
weeks edged on since the encounter with the spectre from mountainous times long past. an effigy of history; a testimony to the might of the utahraptors. it had happened so long ago, yet the youth's mind had lingered upon it, refusing to depart; the phantom imprints of a beast that she was destined to be; a revenant that had opened her eyes to power and what she believed to be destiny. it was to be an encounter that reshaped the very foundation of the world for her. it had shattered reality, and she still found her head reeling with the knowledge of what she had witnessed alone, and suddenly breathing felt anew.
ever since then, she has noticed the dynamic between her sister, life long and marrow-deep spinning into a lethal fragility. a twine resigned to snap at any given moment. jealousy was an abstract yet resolute concept that thundered harshly into her veins, thundering against hetr ribs and pounding fitfully into the dinosaur's skull. every waking day she awoke, saw what she had, and thought,
this is not enough.
and she wanted more. she thought of the dreamy, lilting tilt of sunrise-yellow to her sister's crest, so bright and attention getting. imagined if she has feathers just as bright and pristine and overwhelmingly beautiful.
and she shoved those thoughts aside. and allowed them to simmer.
exodus stalked back towards the nest with limbs longer than when she had first been graced with by birth. something confident and honed echoed in her steps, gifted with experience in the sinuous moves rocking in a web of sinews and tendons.
she had been. watching, observing the typhooners. the girl had grown used to their presence, but their bizarre and un-tactical behavior never ceased to amaze and disgust her. the jovialty in the air was something new, unprecedented, and it hung heavy and thick in the air, choking. these creatures seemed to be in a good mood for whatever reason. fluorescent lights hung from their huts like strings of webs, luminescence huskily drawing against shadowed sands in all vivid colors of the rainbow.
it did not take exodus long to notice that they were exchanging possessions between each other. it was not difficult for her to perceive, for as unorthodox as the concept, exodus was intimate with their nature. gifts were something precious and warm and filled with bright thoughts and sunlight love-- not something that belonged to sharp-toothed beasts and their maws chock-full with blood ready to shred shred shred. but exodus had given gifts before-- corpses for the ethereal mother, and rose red hearts carved especially for her alpha. this would be no different.
it was birthed from impulse, but impulse and instinct are the deities of her little savage world, if nothing else, and they prickle insistently across her nerves, sending a cascade of irrational desires and responses to ripple their headless dance across her mind.
irrational such as this. as impractical as a primal beast could get.
it had taken days of careful harvesting and burying to ensure all of her offerings were preserved and well hidden.
when dawn awoke and stretched it's harsh, veiny limbs over the prideful shores, exodus dragged her gifts to the family nest.
the entrails from a tapir, warmed and baked by the heated sand a day prior as good as akin to a candy upon the tongue. a pearlescent string of jewels and precious, iridescent pearls too pleasing to the eye like sweet honey. a jaguar corpse; a beast that had been no fight, really. the creature old and as tired as dust, death already upon it's doorstep, and just as feral as she. the creature had lacked the wick of flame; the glimmer of intelligence behind shuttered irises. the life has been easy to steal, and she had taken it with much glee.
and the next present-- far more unorthodox. a simple thing to behold to the intellectual eye, but far more of bewildering beauty to the bestial creature. a mirror of gilded frame was hardly a thing worth a second glance to the passing gaze, but exodus was entranced by it's gleaming surface-- a reflectivness to rival a pool of water, and trapped in a sleleton of gold, curling pattern equipped with a handle to boot.
heated mouth, parting to let loose a tribble of greeting. the big girl wanted them to see what she had brought for them.
// for christmas feel free to respond before other pack members
[member=1827]AMENT .[/member] [member=232]LUCIFER GRIMM.[/member] [member=2864]ADARA[/member] [member=1684]VIRGO[/member]
it has been a year. a year since she's marched from the crammed prison walls of an opulescent shell egg, bringing death and all the ancient fury of a lineage of monsters behind her. an entire year for lethal power to root itself deep within her primal genes and take hold; to extend itself into the nature of her growing skin. she is the burbling, churning lava within a mold of rotten rock; the fire that never stops growing.
a fire that never stops burning for her kin.
it has grown cold; colder than her body has ever known, yet the machinations of her network of flesh still sing as bright as any furnace; a maelstrom of natural heat. winter was no opponent to her. she had come into this world fully equipped, befeathered. the changing climate was naught but a mere joke for the barbaric princess.
and still, the weather wasn't the only thing changing.
weeks edged on since the encounter with the spectre from mountainous times long past. an effigy of history; a testimony to the might of the utahraptors. it had happened so long ago, yet the youth's mind had lingered upon it, refusing to depart; the phantom imprints of a beast that she was destined to be; a revenant that had opened her eyes to power and what she believed to be destiny. it was to be an encounter that reshaped the very foundation of the world for her. it had shattered reality, and she still found her head reeling with the knowledge of what she had witnessed alone, and suddenly breathing felt anew.
ever since then, she has noticed the dynamic between her sister, life long and marrow-deep spinning into a lethal fragility. a twine resigned to snap at any given moment. jealousy was an abstract yet resolute concept that thundered harshly into her veins, thundering against hetr ribs and pounding fitfully into the dinosaur's skull. every waking day she awoke, saw what she had, and thought,
this is not enough.
and she wanted more. she thought of the dreamy, lilting tilt of sunrise-yellow to her sister's crest, so bright and attention getting. imagined if she has feathers just as bright and pristine and overwhelmingly beautiful.
and she shoved those thoughts aside. and allowed them to simmer.
exodus stalked back towards the nest with limbs longer than when she had first been graced with by birth. something confident and honed echoed in her steps, gifted with experience in the sinuous moves rocking in a web of sinews and tendons.
she had been. watching, observing the typhooners. the girl had grown used to their presence, but their bizarre and un-tactical behavior never ceased to amaze and disgust her. the jovialty in the air was something new, unprecedented, and it hung heavy and thick in the air, choking. these creatures seemed to be in a good mood for whatever reason. fluorescent lights hung from their huts like strings of webs, luminescence huskily drawing against shadowed sands in all vivid colors of the rainbow.
it did not take exodus long to notice that they were exchanging possessions between each other. it was not difficult for her to perceive, for as unorthodox as the concept, exodus was intimate with their nature. gifts were something precious and warm and filled with bright thoughts and sunlight love-- not something that belonged to sharp-toothed beasts and their maws chock-full with blood ready to shred shred shred. but exodus had given gifts before-- corpses for the ethereal mother, and rose red hearts carved especially for her alpha. this would be no different.
it was birthed from impulse, but impulse and instinct are the deities of her little savage world, if nothing else, and they prickle insistently across her nerves, sending a cascade of irrational desires and responses to ripple their headless dance across her mind.
irrational such as this. as impractical as a primal beast could get.
it had taken days of careful harvesting and burying to ensure all of her offerings were preserved and well hidden.
when dawn awoke and stretched it's harsh, veiny limbs over the prideful shores, exodus dragged her gifts to the family nest.
the entrails from a tapir, warmed and baked by the heated sand a day prior as good as akin to a candy upon the tongue. a pearlescent string of jewels and precious, iridescent pearls too pleasing to the eye like sweet honey. a jaguar corpse; a beast that had been no fight, really. the creature old and as tired as dust, death already upon it's doorstep, and just as feral as she. the creature had lacked the wick of flame; the glimmer of intelligence behind shuttered irises. the life has been easy to steal, and she had taken it with much glee.
and the next present-- far more unorthodox. a simple thing to behold to the intellectual eye, but far more of bewildering beauty to the bestial creature. a mirror of gilded frame was hardly a thing worth a second glance to the passing gaze, but exodus was entranced by it's gleaming surface-- a reflectivness to rival a pool of water, and trapped in a sleleton of gold, curling pattern equipped with a handle to boot.
heated mouth, parting to let loose a tribble of greeting. the big girl wanted them to see what she had brought for them.
im like a bull in a china shop
knocking off a knock off .
"cause i got no culture of mine" — exodus — typhoon — feathered raptor — info