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Re: One in Three Thousand (Courage Wolf)
Anthriel's death stare and frosty reaction to his comment about her ass only caused Dori to chuckle, and he stepped up to walk beside her even as she wrapped herself up in her wings. "We're a little ways North-West of my village, maybe about two miles. As for where to go... You wanted to go North, so lets go North! I hear Crolia is.... Freezing this time of year," he said jovially, but his smile couldn't weather her foul temper or her woes for long.
Dori gazed at Anthriel with a frown as she fingered her chains, and her command regarding her fallen feather caused him to glance at it before stowing the precious item further into his pocket. "I won't lose it," he said softly, and then went on to say in a more proud tone; "We'll find a way to get them off of you." He spoke the words as a promise, gazing right at her eyes if Anthriel cared to meet his stare, and when she declared that he was her first as well, disregarding the demon that had raped her, Dori smiled again.
This was no cocky grin, however. The difference was like that between a painting of a sunrise and the real thing.... The former might be able to show the emotions, maybe even show them well, but it was still nothing more than an imitation when compared to the brief glimpse of adoration that the young dragon sent her way following Anthriel's proclamation. He gently reached out a hand, and if she took it Dori intertwined his fingers with hers.
Whether she took his hand or not, Dori said nothing for some time save what was needed to properly guide her through the woods. They hiked through the woods for many miles, heading to the North towards Crolia, but passed nothing more dangerous than what the dragon identified as a shorn weed, which he gave a fairly wide berth. Dori seemed quite adept at woodcraft despite his sheltered life, and if asked about such he would explain that he and Karie had learned from a trapper in town, but that he had died a short while ago. Regardless, they walked until night fell, moving through the largely quiet woods, before Dori started searching for a place for them to camp while grumbling about the inability to adequately prepare themselves for the trip. It was as he was looking about that the voice of a woman suddenly startled sounded from behind them, and a fairly potent spiritual presence made itself known as well; "Alright, normally I wouldn't bother random travelers and leave the assisting to the nymphs and satyrs, but.... This is just... Too weird!"
Dori spun immediately, but then gaped and looked away as a blush colored his face, and if Anthriel turned towards their mysterious speaker turned out to be a fairly curvy woman possessed of shining amber eyes, dark green skin, and long, curly brown hair. She was smiling at them in a manner that was both friendly and interested, her back leaned against a tree and her arms crossed over her ample bosom, though it was by no means an attempt to conceal her modesty. "What are an angel and a dragon doing in my woods, traveling together on the ground, hrm?" she asked, tilting her head and gazing from Anthriel to Dori and back.
Anthriel: HP = 71, PP = 71, EP = 148, Status = Fine, Pregnant
Anthriel's death stare and frosty reaction to his comment about her ass only caused Dori to chuckle, and he stepped up to walk beside her even as she wrapped herself up in her wings. "We're a little ways North-West of my village, maybe about two miles. As for where to go... You wanted to go North, so lets go North! I hear Crolia is.... Freezing this time of year," he said jovially, but his smile couldn't weather her foul temper or her woes for long.
Dori gazed at Anthriel with a frown as she fingered her chains, and her command regarding her fallen feather caused him to glance at it before stowing the precious item further into his pocket. "I won't lose it," he said softly, and then went on to say in a more proud tone; "We'll find a way to get them off of you." He spoke the words as a promise, gazing right at her eyes if Anthriel cared to meet his stare, and when she declared that he was her first as well, disregarding the demon that had raped her, Dori smiled again.
This was no cocky grin, however. The difference was like that between a painting of a sunrise and the real thing.... The former might be able to show the emotions, maybe even show them well, but it was still nothing more than an imitation when compared to the brief glimpse of adoration that the young dragon sent her way following Anthriel's proclamation. He gently reached out a hand, and if she took it Dori intertwined his fingers with hers.
Whether she took his hand or not, Dori said nothing for some time save what was needed to properly guide her through the woods. They hiked through the woods for many miles, heading to the North towards Crolia, but passed nothing more dangerous than what the dragon identified as a shorn weed, which he gave a fairly wide berth. Dori seemed quite adept at woodcraft despite his sheltered life, and if asked about such he would explain that he and Karie had learned from a trapper in town, but that he had died a short while ago. Regardless, they walked until night fell, moving through the largely quiet woods, before Dori started searching for a place for them to camp while grumbling about the inability to adequately prepare themselves for the trip. It was as he was looking about that the voice of a woman suddenly startled sounded from behind them, and a fairly potent spiritual presence made itself known as well; "Alright, normally I wouldn't bother random travelers and leave the assisting to the nymphs and satyrs, but.... This is just... Too weird!"
Dori spun immediately, but then gaped and looked away as a blush colored his face, and if Anthriel turned towards their mysterious speaker turned out to be a fairly curvy woman possessed of shining amber eyes, dark green skin, and long, curly brown hair. She was smiling at them in a manner that was both friendly and interested, her back leaned against a tree and her arms crossed over her ample bosom, though it was by no means an attempt to conceal her modesty. "What are an angel and a dragon doing in my woods, traveling together on the ground, hrm?" she asked, tilting her head and gazing from Anthriel to Dori and back.