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Re: That Which Loves is Mad (Knephi)
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Leaving her backpack and the mines she'd lain to protect her sleeping place behind, Nila moved off into the woods in search of the source of the mysterious singing, shifting her body's internal makeup along the way in order to allow her to better see in the dim light beneath the forest canopy. Now able to see through the gloom, Nila wandered through the woods, letting her feet take her in whatever direction seemed to take her closer to the source of the melodious voice. Her path was made slightly winding by necessity as she had to pass several obstacles on the way, boulders and shallow pools, stands of dense brush and thick bundles of trees, all forcing her to take detour after detour to avoid them.
It would be hard to tell, but her path would take her in a relatively Northwestern direction as she followed the strangely alluring song, and somewhere between ten and twenty minutes later Nila would break from the line of trees and find herself on a hill overlooking a long stretch of sandy beach on the coast. The full moon hung low over the sea as it lapped lightly at the shore, and when she heard the strange song for the first time without the filter of the trees Nila would find it more captivating than ever.
The voice and the melody that it produced were both unfathomably beautiful, but as alluring as it was the song was also somehow sad, mournful, and it would pierce Nila to the heart and stir memories of her greatest pains, her most solemn losses, no doubt including those that had been caused by her twin sister. She still had no idea what the words themselves meant, some notes sounding like words in a language that she had never heard and others seeming merely like sounds, but the source of the song had finally appeared. It came from a woman standing on the shore, just on the edge of the water such that the waves licked across her bare feet.
She, like the song coming from her, was more beautiful than any being that Nila had ever seen. Clad only in a transparent white veil that hung loosely from her shoulders and moved with the wind rushing gently across the beach, nothing about her was hidden from Nila's sight save for the portion of her back hidden behind her long mane of wild, curly, dark red hair. The singer's form was practically statuesque, standing taller than Nila by nearly a foot, she had a perfect hourglass figure and incredibly long legs that were spread apart as she stood gazing out towards the moon, which hung just over her left shoulder from Nila's perspective. It cast a wonderful gleam to her flawlessly creamy skin, and with the swell of her hips giving way to the alluring roundness of her ass and the tilt of her body revealing just a hint of a pair of full breasts from behind even the inexperienced young kitsune would be unable to resist the allure of her physique in full, even if it was only from an aesthetic perspective.
She stood some hundred feet from where Nila stood on the hill, and as the song played through her ears Nila would find her feet moving by reflex as she was left captivated by the song. Her feet carried her down the hill, and along the beach, every step bringing her closer to the mysterious but beautiful source of the equally mysterious and beautiful music. As drew nearer, however, the spellbound kitsune's other senses would not be totally subsumed by the figure she approached. There didn't seem to be anything else on the beach that she could see, just the woman and herself and the moonlight and the waves washing over the sand, but something was off. She heard something, specifically, something beneath the music and the sounds of the wind and the water, like air moving through something soft and damp. Looking around, there was no place for anything to hide, the beach being totally flat and the water shallow nearby, but that only made the odd sound even harder to comprehend.
Nila Misra: HP = 46, PP = 52, EP = 84/96, Status = Fine
Rolls
Perception: 40
Stealth: 22
Perception Rolls: 10, 20, 14, and 18
???: 28 vs roll of 18
Stealth: Rolls of 4, 4, 18, and 4
Resistance: 10 + 25 = 35 vs 35 = 20 + 15, tie means a roll off, Nila gets 5 and ??? gets 18
Stealth: 22
Perception Rolls: 10, 20, 14, and 18
???: 28 vs roll of 18
Stealth: Rolls of 4, 4, 18, and 4
Resistance: 10 + 25 = 35 vs 35 = 20 + 15, tie means a roll off, Nila gets 5 and ??? gets 18
Leaving her backpack and the mines she'd lain to protect her sleeping place behind, Nila moved off into the woods in search of the source of the mysterious singing, shifting her body's internal makeup along the way in order to allow her to better see in the dim light beneath the forest canopy. Now able to see through the gloom, Nila wandered through the woods, letting her feet take her in whatever direction seemed to take her closer to the source of the melodious voice. Her path was made slightly winding by necessity as she had to pass several obstacles on the way, boulders and shallow pools, stands of dense brush and thick bundles of trees, all forcing her to take detour after detour to avoid them.
It would be hard to tell, but her path would take her in a relatively Northwestern direction as she followed the strangely alluring song, and somewhere between ten and twenty minutes later Nila would break from the line of trees and find herself on a hill overlooking a long stretch of sandy beach on the coast. The full moon hung low over the sea as it lapped lightly at the shore, and when she heard the strange song for the first time without the filter of the trees Nila would find it more captivating than ever.
The voice and the melody that it produced were both unfathomably beautiful, but as alluring as it was the song was also somehow sad, mournful, and it would pierce Nila to the heart and stir memories of her greatest pains, her most solemn losses, no doubt including those that had been caused by her twin sister. She still had no idea what the words themselves meant, some notes sounding like words in a language that she had never heard and others seeming merely like sounds, but the source of the song had finally appeared. It came from a woman standing on the shore, just on the edge of the water such that the waves licked across her bare feet.
She, like the song coming from her, was more beautiful than any being that Nila had ever seen. Clad only in a transparent white veil that hung loosely from her shoulders and moved with the wind rushing gently across the beach, nothing about her was hidden from Nila's sight save for the portion of her back hidden behind her long mane of wild, curly, dark red hair. The singer's form was practically statuesque, standing taller than Nila by nearly a foot, she had a perfect hourglass figure and incredibly long legs that were spread apart as she stood gazing out towards the moon, which hung just over her left shoulder from Nila's perspective. It cast a wonderful gleam to her flawlessly creamy skin, and with the swell of her hips giving way to the alluring roundness of her ass and the tilt of her body revealing just a hint of a pair of full breasts from behind even the inexperienced young kitsune would be unable to resist the allure of her physique in full, even if it was only from an aesthetic perspective.
She stood some hundred feet from where Nila stood on the hill, and as the song played through her ears Nila would find her feet moving by reflex as she was left captivated by the song. Her feet carried her down the hill, and along the beach, every step bringing her closer to the mysterious but beautiful source of the equally mysterious and beautiful music. As drew nearer, however, the spellbound kitsune's other senses would not be totally subsumed by the figure she approached. There didn't seem to be anything else on the beach that she could see, just the woman and herself and the moonlight and the waves washing over the sand, but something was off. She heard something, specifically, something beneath the music and the sounds of the wind and the water, like air moving through something soft and damp. Looking around, there was no place for anything to hide, the beach being totally flat and the water shallow nearby, but that only made the odd sound even harder to comprehend.