10-18-2018, 05:25 PM
[align=center][div style=" background-color: transparent; border: 0px solid black; width: 70%; min-height: 9px; line-height:115%; text-align: justify; padding: 10px"]Kemmerich had never been a pilot. He had wanted to be one, but had never made the cut. Now he was able to experience flying, but it wasn’t in a metal husk. No, he was actually flying. He had wings. He was a gryphon. The best part was that Rozovsky’s voice was but a subconciousness in his mind. Sirius had gotten into a fight with an Ascendant, and the fight had allowed both souls to discover that they had an individual form they could shift into where the other soul would have little to no control over the actions. It was quite nice, but they realized they had already joined the Pitt under the joint name Sirius. Perhaps they would figure something out ... besides, it wasn’t like Sirius was the most popular around here. He had only joined a day or two ago.
Kemmerich held his breath as he stretched his talons against the sky. He lifted his head and his gryphon beak curled into a smile. The feeling of the wind hitting his face ... it was the best thing he had ever experienced, maybe the second best, if he considered — How long is it going to take for you to get back to the stupid Pitt? Rozovsky barged in on his thoughts. That’s right. Rozovsky got his ass kicked by a vampire werewolf and needed medical attention. Kemmerich rolled his eyes. ”What? Will you hold a gun to my head to make me go faster?” Rozovsky dropped into bitter silence.
The gryphon saw the desert terrain of the Pitt coming up and prepared to land. His feet touched the ground gently, but he had trouble folding his wings so smoothly. He glanced around and yelled ”HELP!” before allowing Rozovsky to take control. The gryphon shifted into a five-foot tall wolf who yelped as he face-planted on the ground, having not been ready for the abrupt shift in bodies. He was bleeding heavily from a large wound in his neck, along with deep claw marks along his shoulder. He had lost a lot of blood, and could only hope that the Pitt medics were better than the ones in his past life.
Kemmerich held his breath as he stretched his talons against the sky. He lifted his head and his gryphon beak curled into a smile. The feeling of the wind hitting his face ... it was the best thing he had ever experienced, maybe the second best, if he considered — How long is it going to take for you to get back to the stupid Pitt? Rozovsky barged in on his thoughts. That’s right. Rozovsky got his ass kicked by a vampire werewolf and needed medical attention. Kemmerich rolled his eyes. ”What? Will you hold a gun to my head to make me go faster?” Rozovsky dropped into bitter silence.
The gryphon saw the desert terrain of the Pitt coming up and prepared to land. His feet touched the ground gently, but he had trouble folding his wings so smoothly. He glanced around and yelled ”HELP!” before allowing Rozovsky to take control. The gryphon shifted into a five-foot tall wolf who yelped as he face-planted on the ground, having not been ready for the abrupt shift in bodies. He was bleeding heavily from a large wound in his neck, along with deep claw marks along his shoulder. He had lost a lot of blood, and could only hope that the Pitt medics were better than the ones in his past life.