Dox Paradox
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 13, 2009
Marole yawned widely, stretching the entire length of her body from finger tip to tail tip before snuggling down once more into the soft moss that she had been napping on. From afar she appeared to be a normal otter, but as one closed the distance, the normality evaporated and the prickly hairs of caution upon the backs of all creatures neck would begin to rise. Though she resembled her species, she was far to physically large to be counted as normal. This was not due to a gross over growth of muscle but more oddly she was just simply much bigger than she aught to be. Even though she was slightly curled atop the moss, it was easy to tell that she stood nearly six and a half feet, and though her body held terribly alluring curves, she was just to big. Second was the fact that her movements were to easy, that when ever she moved it was with a fluid motion that spoke of a control few could boast. And though it was believed to be nothing more than a legend she was in fact living proof of a certain breed of creatures referred by many as simply islanders.
The legend spoke of furries and even humans of a size that counted them as giants compared to the average height and dimensions of there fellow species. But more so that these folks were in every respect each and everyone of them totally deadly in whatever since they chose to be. The fevered ramblings of corsairs and pirates who had claimed to survive encounters with them spoke of their ships coming across what was believed to be an uninhabited chain of island which harbored their home. And found waiting for them no more than a hand full of the fabled creatures. The stories were always the same, speaking of how the captains were always in rapture with the beauty of both the male and females they encountered and wanted to take a shipload of slaves to sell at top price and always ended the same way. With the total and utter slaughter of the entire ship with a few being left to leave and warn against any further excursions. Most believed that the story tellers were simply mad, or thrown of their ships but the fact that there were some ships that simply dropped off the face of the earth still remained.
As for Marole, she was far from home and chose to as few from the village chose, to wander the earth and see the whole world beyond their island paradise, and for now explored the islands within a few days swim from the home island. She wondered how exactly she'd find a ride to the rest of the world, and considered doing what some of the others who had returned from their trips had done by latching on to the hull of the ship and sneaking aboard and hiding until they came into port. But these thoughts were hazy, and the moss was warm even under the shade of the jungle as she looked out at the beach and listened to the waves upon the sand. She was quite naked, as that was the only way she prefered to swim but a nap was in order after frolicking around in the water. The small black button nose twitched gently as she caught an unusual scent on the air but eventually dismissed it. Something about today was going to be interesting, but it could wait until after her nap.
The legend spoke of furries and even humans of a size that counted them as giants compared to the average height and dimensions of there fellow species. But more so that these folks were in every respect each and everyone of them totally deadly in whatever since they chose to be. The fevered ramblings of corsairs and pirates who had claimed to survive encounters with them spoke of their ships coming across what was believed to be an uninhabited chain of island which harbored their home. And found waiting for them no more than a hand full of the fabled creatures. The stories were always the same, speaking of how the captains were always in rapture with the beauty of both the male and females they encountered and wanted to take a shipload of slaves to sell at top price and always ended the same way. With the total and utter slaughter of the entire ship with a few being left to leave and warn against any further excursions. Most believed that the story tellers were simply mad, or thrown of their ships but the fact that there were some ships that simply dropped off the face of the earth still remained.
As for Marole, she was far from home and chose to as few from the village chose, to wander the earth and see the whole world beyond their island paradise, and for now explored the islands within a few days swim from the home island. She wondered how exactly she'd find a ride to the rest of the world, and considered doing what some of the others who had returned from their trips had done by latching on to the hull of the ship and sneaking aboard and hiding until they came into port. But these thoughts were hazy, and the moss was warm even under the shade of the jungle as she looked out at the beach and listened to the waves upon the sand. She was quite naked, as that was the only way she prefered to swim but a nap was in order after frolicking around in the water. The small black button nose twitched gently as she caught an unusual scent on the air but eventually dismissed it. Something about today was going to be interesting, but it could wait until after her nap.