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    Assailant -- Year 226

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    "But the dream, the echo, slips from him as quickly as he had found it and as consciousness comes to him (a slap and not the gentle waves of oceanic tides), it dissolves entirely. His muscles relax as the cold claims him again, as the numbness sets in, and when his grey eyes open, there’s nothing but the faint after burn of a dream often trod and never remembered." --Brigade, written by Laura


    i've got scars that can't be seen. | ygritte/kreios/cress
    #1


    THIS WAY, OR NO WAY, YOU KNOW I'LL BE FREE


         Enchanting was the single, solitary word that rolled through his otherwise vacant mind, like a glimmering tumbleweed carried by a gentle breeze. He had lost himself for a long moment in the silence of his journey, comforted by the shifting scenery as he pressed forward through the thicket. Having traveled several hours through the barren meadows, he had grown numb to the icy temperatures that laced through the lands, intertwining with the empty branches of drying deciduous trees and wilting the sparse blossoms that had managed to survive the depths of autumn. Winter was upon them, and the looming, folding clouds overhead hinted to a season more dangerous and insidious than the rest. The bristling breeze slid up along his fragile wings of chitlin, stirring the scales that linger on his skin and along the plane of his wings. He moves forward, silent but launched into thought, still enamored with the way winter's graying atmosphere enveloped the otherwise picturesque landscape.

         His compound eyes gaze towards the golden female flanked by his side; he observes her as the image pieces together, creating a jagged but nonetheless beautiful image of her shape and otherwise graceful movement. The quiet that lingers between he and Cress is not altogether restless. Though the unseen clock ticks away as the sun slowly begins to descend below the horizon, the long expanse of time spent silently in her presence does not seemingly unnerve her. He is unusual, knows this. The way his six limbs - four forelegs and two hindlegs - shift and slink forward is refined but eerie. He creeps forward smoothly but with the fluidity of a crawling insect, which has made and will make many uncomfortable. His eyes do not often express the emotion that his voice is capable of doing, and so he is often stoic and not easily read. His jaw is more sallow than the others; sunken in, for he does not need the same set of teeth that the others have. 

         He is uncomfortable to look at, but not difficult to speak to. It has its advantages and disadvantages.

       Elysium pauses for a moment, his limbs simultaneously coming to a stop as he peers out across the devastatingly breathtaking waterfall that speaks as the centerpiece of the valley. Below are two figures; an alabaster and bronze male and a female of burnt sienna and salmon. Alone, they stand, immersed in conversation. He had heard of an exchanging of the crown, but rumors were only that. He takes a long, hard look at Cress, nodding to her as he remains rooted. He does not want to intrude, nor offend. So he waits.





    Elysium

    equus lepidoptera, student of the valley


    @[Affirmative] @[Amandalynn]
    #2

    BETTER BEWARE, I GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT
    DEVIL-MAY-CARE WITH A LUST FOR LIFE


    Only when does the sun catch the faintest glint of powdered alabaster does the woman notice. Usually she can feel the presence of others when they enter Falls with an eerie almost psychic connection. The Falls is her home and it's roots twine deeply in her depths so any face other than the few that resided in the Falls was a new and (most of the time) welcomed greeting.

    After the exchange of words with Kreios and their short discussion of their new king and queen ship does Ygritte shift to catch the full form of the unknown equines. He is unusual that is for sure. Never has the bay woman ever seen such an interesting animal. Salmon tinted appendages move to draw her closer to the pair of...equines? The pretty mare stands most recognizable as Ygritte nears them. The other, by scent, is a stallion who seemed to have shifted with an insect. A moth? Nonetheless the woman greets each new face with a small nod and the curl on her lips, lobes moving atop their peak.

    The male is most astonishing with his odd features. So many eyes and his fur is of scales! How positively remarkable! Skull swings to look for Kerios as she knows he will want to greet the new pair. Ygritte returns her attention to the stallion and mare. "Welcome to the Falls." The tones are low but warm as it is always good to see new faces, meeting them both equally though she tried her best to meet the stallion's gaze as seamlessly as possible. "I am Ygritte, what business brings you to the kingdom?" Perhaps she is abrupt and a bit forward but war lingered above the lands of Beqanna like a thunderhead ready to flood all below, drowning flora and fauna alike. It was best to be safe in these times.



    Ygritte.




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