rider of the storm ● kydobi

[bai shi]

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[color=#7E354D]BAI SHI
" my own illusion come to be "

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ahahaha I have been for a while *wheezing laughter* //

leaning into his soft fur, they let their eyes close, enjoying the comforting warmth and closeness, something that filled a hole that they had let rot and stay open for so long. taking the moment to enjoy the relaxing presence of their friend, they gave a tender breath that sounded raw and open.

"death... death has a funny place in my lineage. if we die, we are granted life again, over and over and over. a curse, it feels some days. but alas, i will not die. i will return.", answered by a lopsided grin, pressing in as close as he would allow, comforted by the limb about them, head resting in his fur, listening to his heartbeat and lungs. they were lulled by it, calmed.

twitching their nose they gave a gentle sound, one of gratitude, "thank you, ky. if it comes down to it, I will bring war to him and he will regret his choices. my villainy comes from a long line, love.", a soft chuckle as they relaxed completely into him, just short of nuzzling him. "I'm sure that whoever is lucky enough to fall under such protection feels safe and cared for." they murmur, rolling slightly, heart skipping a beat as he allowed them to touch noses, eyes closing softly in enjoyment.

"do tell me what we could do aside from wage war, ky. please. ah. these moments are not things I would trade anything for, unless extreme causes called for such answers.", a soft murmur, an aching in their chest. a reminder that they were not what could be held and cherished for long. a wish for more than these passing moments, a want for what they doubted they could have. "these times seem to be quiet in my mind when I'm beside you ... if that makes sense.", shyness. he was someone to hold close and care for but to never admit to themselves that they had the capacity to care for him in this way, in the way that they felt they should. he probably wanted for one more suited to his size and species, but they would not ask that question for fear of ... denial?