Lox
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 3, 2010
Lox gave a slight nod from the back seat of a simple older style car to his driver to kill the engine and wait as he opened the door and looked around at the open market around him. Even as he dipped his head once more to the driver and closed the door he could feel the eyes boring into him as he stepped briskly down the avenue. Every eye that crossed his frame lingered, and more than a few openly stared with a disturbing number of others unconsciously licking their muzzles and lips as the odd scent of his own body reached them. The helmet that hid his eyes behind a mirrored visor and the disturbingly sharp interlocked teeth of the face mask should have put most people off of him, not to mention the large curled horns on either side of his head that marked him as a Black Lamb but most who were close enough continued to stare. Years of this same treatment had prompted Lox to wear the helmet, causing a few who knew the Black Lamb's reputation would wander away but nothing he could do nor how imposing he might appear could shake the stares of more than a few natural predators that shopped today. Lox's curse was his scent and the decent of his family which literally drew every creature that was born natural hunters to him like a magnet, and after years of fighting and training to keep himself safe he could do nothing to change that fact.
Stepping into the shop he had been researching for quite some time it was painfully obvious he'd have to exercise his ability once more. The shop was currently packed, and literally everyone turned to look at who had just entered before staring once more as Lox took a few more steps inside before having his way barred. Lox stood six feet six inches with a very heavily muscled body do to the reason barring his was as three men were looking at him like he was some kind of snack. All three were some kind of canine decent one being a full wolf on the left, another looked like a half breed along with the middle, and had an oddly hungry look to their eyes as the middle stepped forward about to say something just as Lox decided to end any stupid thoughts before things got out of hand. The sound of a mans face caving in was very distinct, and very loud which helped Lox out a lot as the forehead of his helmet smashed into the middle ones face. It was obvious the horns on his helmet were solid metal due to just how badly the mans face collapsed, and just as his right fist connected with the wolf's jaw and again allowing everyone to hear the sound of bone giving way to shattering as both simply crumpled to the floor leaving the last to back up pale and scared.
Blood had a funny way of changing peoples attitude, and a trickle obstructed Lox's view as whatever lay at his feet with a destroyed face twitched oddly. Everyone seemed to want to back away, or found something else to do until a Vixen stepped out from the back and smiled winningly to him. "Master Lox, I'd appreciate it if you didn't destroy my customers even if you were provoked. You could have always just threatened them to make them leave." Lox took a small handkerchief out of his pocket to wipe his visor clean as he grumbled at the woman. "And I would have appreciated it if you had cleared the store as I asked you to when I came to make my purchase. If you didn't want broken people cluttering your store you should have known better than play games." The Vixen only smiled more wickedly as she walked with a slight sway of her hips to his side and circled her arms around his left arm. "You are as violent and vicious as everyone had mentioned, but dear Lox you can't blame anyone for not bothering you." Oddly enough the woman dipped her head to nuzzle his chest and took a deep breath, which at that point Lox wished his helmet was off so she could see the look on his face. "Apples..... You really do smell like apples.... odd though, you feel like something I'd like to collar and leash but after that display I think I'll pass. I have your merchandise though so if your done here we can be off." Lox allowed the woman to lead him off with her still clinging to him as he wondered mildly amused at what training his new pet would be like.
Stepping into the shop he had been researching for quite some time it was painfully obvious he'd have to exercise his ability once more. The shop was currently packed, and literally everyone turned to look at who had just entered before staring once more as Lox took a few more steps inside before having his way barred. Lox stood six feet six inches with a very heavily muscled body do to the reason barring his was as three men were looking at him like he was some kind of snack. All three were some kind of canine decent one being a full wolf on the left, another looked like a half breed along with the middle, and had an oddly hungry look to their eyes as the middle stepped forward about to say something just as Lox decided to end any stupid thoughts before things got out of hand. The sound of a mans face caving in was very distinct, and very loud which helped Lox out a lot as the forehead of his helmet smashed into the middle ones face. It was obvious the horns on his helmet were solid metal due to just how badly the mans face collapsed, and just as his right fist connected with the wolf's jaw and again allowing everyone to hear the sound of bone giving way to shattering as both simply crumpled to the floor leaving the last to back up pale and scared.
Blood had a funny way of changing peoples attitude, and a trickle obstructed Lox's view as whatever lay at his feet with a destroyed face twitched oddly. Everyone seemed to want to back away, or found something else to do until a Vixen stepped out from the back and smiled winningly to him. "Master Lox, I'd appreciate it if you didn't destroy my customers even if you were provoked. You could have always just threatened them to make them leave." Lox took a small handkerchief out of his pocket to wipe his visor clean as he grumbled at the woman. "And I would have appreciated it if you had cleared the store as I asked you to when I came to make my purchase. If you didn't want broken people cluttering your store you should have known better than play games." The Vixen only smiled more wickedly as she walked with a slight sway of her hips to his side and circled her arms around his left arm. "You are as violent and vicious as everyone had mentioned, but dear Lox you can't blame anyone for not bothering you." Oddly enough the woman dipped her head to nuzzle his chest and took a deep breath, which at that point Lox wished his helmet was off so she could see the look on his face. "Apples..... You really do smell like apples.... odd though, you feel like something I'd like to collar and leash but after that display I think I'll pass. I have your merchandise though so if your done here we can be off." Lox allowed the woman to lead him off with her still clinging to him as he wondered mildly amused at what training his new pet would be like.