FavoredFox
Logic is panic's Prey...
- Joined
- Feb 6, 2016
"Djeee!" The sound she made was painfully similar to a noise that usually came from the temple master when he was surprised. A string of curses left her lips when she not only noticed him, but the fire starting up in her hair, and she quickly clapped her hands over it to snuff it out. A heavy sigh of relief was let out, then sucked back in. Yusuke was more frightening than a possible blaze. Karasori scrambled up onto her feet, then puffed out her chest in false bravado. She didn't look the least bit frightened, in fact she looked to be challenging her master with narrowed eyes and crossed arms. "It's 'cause I know those plants," she stated firmly.
The points Keichi made were still running through her mind, as well as the conclusions she'd made because of them. Even if she'd been tiny when she'd eaten them, they were still... "They're poisonous!" The rabbit declared. "I ate a Toraku flower when I was a kid, and it nearly killed me! What if Lilly got into it?" Though, she didn't realize her mistake. Toyaku and Toraku were vastly different plants.
Karasori's foot began to thump on the ground in her aggravation. "Just cause no one's allowed in the garden.... and just cause I was a rabbit before..." She continued in a low mumble that was difficult to understand.
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Kurama had gone in a different direction while following the scent of Cooryn and his exhausted student. Irritation pricked at the back of his neck when he was lead back towards his garden. He couldn't blame the girl for wanting to find some solace in demonic plants, but he still didn't like knowing she was there, especially after the fiasco with the children tearing it up. But Cooryn wasn't a child, as much as she still acted like one. She wouldn't test his patience by tormenting his plants. Keichi's presence there was a surprise, the boy never took any interest in horticulture and to find him napping so close to it was pleasing on some level.
The fox turned the corner to see him slumbering awkwardly against a pillar, and the succubus lounging uncomfortably in Hiei's tree. He followed her gaze to his student, and Kurama's lips formed a thin line. He could practically read her thoughts. He was tired, weak... the perfect prey. "Cooryn," he called gently, unwilling to wake Keichi just yet. He deserved a rest, he had brought home the proper fruits after all. "I would appreciate it if you did not gaze at my apprentice that way. He is much too young to be your meal," he stated while moving to stand below the blood red leaves. It reeked of blood and rot, yet offered a sense of calming. It smelled of the home he'd left behind. "Come down from there. We have much to discuss, you and I. Attempting to break into my bedroom cannot, and will not be permitted."
The points Keichi made were still running through her mind, as well as the conclusions she'd made because of them. Even if she'd been tiny when she'd eaten them, they were still... "They're poisonous!" The rabbit declared. "I ate a Toraku flower when I was a kid, and it nearly killed me! What if Lilly got into it?" Though, she didn't realize her mistake. Toyaku and Toraku were vastly different plants.
Karasori's foot began to thump on the ground in her aggravation. "Just cause no one's allowed in the garden.... and just cause I was a rabbit before..." She continued in a low mumble that was difficult to understand.
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Kurama had gone in a different direction while following the scent of Cooryn and his exhausted student. Irritation pricked at the back of his neck when he was lead back towards his garden. He couldn't blame the girl for wanting to find some solace in demonic plants, but he still didn't like knowing she was there, especially after the fiasco with the children tearing it up. But Cooryn wasn't a child, as much as she still acted like one. She wouldn't test his patience by tormenting his plants. Keichi's presence there was a surprise, the boy never took any interest in horticulture and to find him napping so close to it was pleasing on some level.
The fox turned the corner to see him slumbering awkwardly against a pillar, and the succubus lounging uncomfortably in Hiei's tree. He followed her gaze to his student, and Kurama's lips formed a thin line. He could practically read her thoughts. He was tired, weak... the perfect prey. "Cooryn," he called gently, unwilling to wake Keichi just yet. He deserved a rest, he had brought home the proper fruits after all. "I would appreciate it if you did not gaze at my apprentice that way. He is much too young to be your meal," he stated while moving to stand below the blood red leaves. It reeked of blood and rot, yet offered a sense of calming. It smelled of the home he'd left behind. "Come down from there. We have much to discuss, you and I. Attempting to break into my bedroom cannot, and will not be permitted."