Tiberius
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2012
(OOC: Content warning: M/M/F, some voyeurism, shreds of magic that will play out as we see fit. If we start pushing it we should move to somewhere else but for now you're warned content could change on impulse. )
A deer in the headlights.
Or so it was. A little deer, paralyzed with fear. The car's lights were bright, its speed was high, the scene wasn't hopeful.
His began that night like any other, walking through the woods in search of a means to quench that ever-hunger. It wasn't something he could control, it was always something that controlled him - instinct, and instinct alone. The trees however seemed to be barren, and the bushes and weeds, grasses and fruit were all stripped away. The strange grains of sand in the heavenly firmament were visible - so too heaven's farthest clouds, milky and formless, and so too, that morning, a wave from the sun, right about at the zodiac.
Timidity was something that pervaded his life, naturally - deer are deer, afterall. Overcoming that fear, on the other end, was equally part of that - and as the suns died and the moons aged, the deerling was growing into a fine buck, awarded his maturity by the guardian Moschi, a much more handsome buck than he.
Today was not a good day though.
The life around him was dying, growing barren. The lions - grew restless, hungry. Even their guardian Leona grew reckless and embittered. And today, a terrible, difficult, strange river of black rock carved through his woods, with dead caricatures of the things he knew strewn about.
With new strength, he stomped his way through - and just like that, a strange glowing animal came in for the pounce.
A deer in the headlights.
Or so it was. A little deer, paralyzed with fear. The car's lights were bright, its speed was high, the scene wasn't hopeful.
His began that night like any other, walking through the woods in search of a means to quench that ever-hunger. It wasn't something he could control, it was always something that controlled him - instinct, and instinct alone. The trees however seemed to be barren, and the bushes and weeds, grasses and fruit were all stripped away. The strange grains of sand in the heavenly firmament were visible - so too heaven's farthest clouds, milky and formless, and so too, that morning, a wave from the sun, right about at the zodiac.
Timidity was something that pervaded his life, naturally - deer are deer, afterall. Overcoming that fear, on the other end, was equally part of that - and as the suns died and the moons aged, the deerling was growing into a fine buck, awarded his maturity by the guardian Moschi, a much more handsome buck than he.
Today was not a good day though.
The life around him was dying, growing barren. The lions - grew restless, hungry. Even their guardian Leona grew reckless and embittered. And today, a terrible, difficult, strange river of black rock carved through his woods, with dead caricatures of the things he knew strewn about.
With new strength, he stomped his way through - and just like that, a strange glowing animal came in for the pounce.