Greeneyed23
Pulsar
- Joined
- Feb 3, 2013
The wolf twitched at the fireball and curled tighter around Sera.
She knew that fire couldn't hurt the redhead, but the instinct was far too powerful to overcome. And she felt her lover's pain, and she snarled. She whirled, falling into the pit, snaking about the redhead, then leapt free.
She dropped Sera atop a pile of dry kindling, slashed her claws across stone breathed into the motion and fire engulfed the kindling and her lover. Then she screamed.
Not the cry of passion Sera had induced in her so many times in such a short time. Or the scream of pain the redhead had heard as well. But a cry of such ancient rage and pain all life seemed to still.
A image, a spectral being shaped exactly like the wolf came galloping from the sky, directly from the moon, and bursts into flames, stand atop, within and around Sera, while Elaya snarled, her legs trembling for a moment until the fire wolf howled.
Elaya shuddered and for a moment wavered into the form of a comparatively small human woman, then exploded into the monstrous wolf form she felt was the nearest her truth. She knew she had just made a deal with the Mother Moon, a deal that would have to be collected upon someday, but for now her lover was protected by fires of immense heat and brightness, and unbreakable by any mortal magician without that damned stone.
And Laria had the stone.
Elaya raised her head and howled, long and hard. Not mournful or heartbroken but enraged. The shimmer began to cloud. Then to thicken. Then to darken until it was a hanging wall between them. Then it cracked and shattered like glass and the wolf headbutted the newcomer to the sand. She then seized him, dragged him through the shoals of the water, where many sharp rocks, broken logs, and other damaging detritus lay, until his head caught in the branch of a log. She then brought over a log from Sera's fire and dragged it under him, while she lay on his feet and she began to gnaw at his hands, letting the blood sizzle in the flames, letting the smell of his own charring flesh fill his nose.
She knew that fire couldn't hurt the redhead, but the instinct was far too powerful to overcome. And she felt her lover's pain, and she snarled. She whirled, falling into the pit, snaking about the redhead, then leapt free.
She dropped Sera atop a pile of dry kindling, slashed her claws across stone breathed into the motion and fire engulfed the kindling and her lover. Then she screamed.
Not the cry of passion Sera had induced in her so many times in such a short time. Or the scream of pain the redhead had heard as well. But a cry of such ancient rage and pain all life seemed to still.
A image, a spectral being shaped exactly like the wolf came galloping from the sky, directly from the moon, and bursts into flames, stand atop, within and around Sera, while Elaya snarled, her legs trembling for a moment until the fire wolf howled.
Elaya shuddered and for a moment wavered into the form of a comparatively small human woman, then exploded into the monstrous wolf form she felt was the nearest her truth. She knew she had just made a deal with the Mother Moon, a deal that would have to be collected upon someday, but for now her lover was protected by fires of immense heat and brightness, and unbreakable by any mortal magician without that damned stone.
And Laria had the stone.
Elaya raised her head and howled, long and hard. Not mournful or heartbroken but enraged. The shimmer began to cloud. Then to thicken. Then to darken until it was a hanging wall between them. Then it cracked and shattered like glass and the wolf headbutted the newcomer to the sand. She then seized him, dragged him through the shoals of the water, where many sharp rocks, broken logs, and other damaging detritus lay, until his head caught in the branch of a log. She then brought over a log from Sera's fire and dragged it under him, while she lay on his feet and she began to gnaw at his hands, letting the blood sizzle in the flames, letting the smell of his own charring flesh fill his nose.