moonlight | ravens and crows invite

[salem]

[div style="width: 500px; text-align: justify; font-family: helvetica; font-size: 9pt; line-height: 1.4;"]SALEM | Soft, dark paws, wrapped in green vines stepped forward.  Curious, as the border was discovered.  Quiet, the small feline took a seat, conscious of a more energetic youth beside him and a similarly quiet youth further behind.

This place was unknown to the entire trio, all but by name.  A new place, but a place that fell into the collective category of everyone.  Salem rolled his shoulders back, dark rosettes flashing in the sun.  A friendly place, they all hoped.

[ [member=1792]ikaia[/member] [member=4817]aine.[/member] ]
[align=center]

[Cosmic]

The small, recently-hatched fox and dragon hybrid would slowly approach, a warm smile on his face. He managed to escape the nursery for a while and took a stroll, bored of being in the same surroundings all day. But he eventually became lost, as all little ones do away from their parents.

Flicking a few of his tails, he would tip his head briefly in greetings. His dad, or rather one of them, taught him that. Well, actually, he just picked up on it and started using it.

“Hi! You’re new. I don’t remember you.” He would begin, excitedly taking a seat and wagging his tails. “Why are you here?” Fearless, to an extent Leoku was for approaching these newcomers and speaking to them openly, blissfully unaware of what could actually happen if these guys were bad.

[EVARHI]

EVARHI

MALE — ALITHIS & PITT — CUB — TAGS

[div style="background-color: #000000; color: white; font-family: arial; font-size: 12px; letter-spacing: 1px; text-align: justify; overflow: auto; width: 500px; height: 340px; padding: 10px;"]

Jesus was this kid an idiot or what!? These were not Alithians and therefore they were trespassers!

“Leoku you shouldn’t be so nice stupid.”, he kindly said with a his. Slotted eyes would look at Salem, eyes dropping briefly to the vines. Gross.

He would attempt spread his wings at full length and lower his head to point his tint horns. His wings were a bit too big for his body and so he had to regain balance by placing a paw apart.

“You’re trespassing slimy! You better have a good reason why before I tear your butt!”

#psychosocial.

[Cosmic]

Leoku loudly laughed at his brother- what a dumb threat! He could have come up with something better. “You’re going to tear their butts? Really, is that the best you’ve got?” He completely ignored the other comment he made upon approach. The fox-dragon did as he pleased, and refused to be like his brother. He wasn’t a jerk.

“They haven’t even crossed the border, genius! Just leave ‘em alone.”

[Malak]

Malak - Male - Raven - [member=10179]Malak[/member]

Malak had been stretching his wings, a thing he did most often. He was a bird after all, wasn't that what normal birds did? The corvid had eaten a few bugs before, he had done his business in the air, and now he was just soaring; high in the clouded sky where vultures and hawks roam. His dark brown eyes caught movement down on the ground. Odd little creatures, but creatures none the less. Maybe he'd check it out?

Malak's wings folded and he dropped a bit, only opening them back up as he fell through a cloud. The bird flapped his wings one last time before he landed on the ground, he saw who those odd creatures were. The Princes! A pinch of regret poked his chest, he had called them odd. With a glances towards the stranger, he bowed his head before the two brothers. "Eich brawd yn iawn, they are still on the opposite side of the border. As young princes and heirs to the throne, you must learn to welcome visitors and above all else be kind, even if they are a bit odd." He turned to the strangers, a smile upon his beak. "Welcome to Alithis Evgenis' border. How may we of assistance?"

OOC:Eich brawn yn iawn means: Your brother is right.

[teef]

[align=center]

LAEGLIN NIAZAI LINGRÉ

---

[div style="background-color:#BG COLOR;width:90%; overflow: stretch;text-align: justify; font-size: 8pt;"] joining his brothers and malak, the youth approached salem, bowing his head in greeting. he stopped beside malak, the serval dragon hybrid giving a short purr of greeting towards malak, "hello malak. pleasure to see you. and the same to you, leoku, evarhi." he murmured to his brothers before turning teal eyes back on the visitors, gaze curious.

"my name is laeglin, and these two that first met you, are my half brothers. our kingpin is currently ill and unable to attend business here. as malak said, how may we be of assistance?", he questioned as he tipped his head politely. the smallest of the litter seemed to have pretty good mannerisms.

[W]isker

[aine.]

[align=center]

I'll come back when you call me

Younger children were beginning to stress the little vixen out.  Loud.  Rather mean at first sight.  Were all kids like this?  She had never been so mean... And she was still a kid.  Subconsciously, her paws had sank into the ground, prepared at a moment's notice to respond defensively.  Quickly, formality seemed to take precedence, allowing her muscles to slowly relax.

Aine exhaled slowly through her nose, hazel hues flashing between Leoku, Evarhi, Malak and resting on Laeglin at last.  Smaller in stature but bigger in words.  He reminded her of her own father, who spoke with calm formality.

"… We're the Commodores of the Ravens and Crows," she offered after a moment, overly conscious of any eyes that moved to her.  Still wary, she shuffled her paws and steadied her stance.  "'an we're introducing ourselves to all the other groups."

— aine | the pitt | commodore of the crows | fae druid —

[Veris]

Veris had arrived late. It wasn’t that she was exactly oblivious to anything, it just happened that she didn’t feel bothered to move from her spot until curiosity got the best of her. To have her siblings gathering in one spot peaked her interest to say the least, and while she wasn’t exactly social with them (although she kinda wishes she was, she was just a bit too awkward to say so), she still tried to keep up with what they did.

Her steps were even, something that she practiced really hard on, as she strode up to her siblings and the newcomers. Her tail couldn’t hide her curiosity though, swinging from side to side in anticipation. ”You guys aren’t giving the visitors trouble, yea?” Her voice was a bit high and the pronunciation seemed a bit hard for her but otherwise the practice she had in speaking seemed to be working out. It’s obvious that she was pretty proud of her entrance, a small, lopsided, sharp grin on her face.