06-24-2017, 04:22 PM
Deathwish
im a DIY pioneer, they tryna get involved
Didn't do anything to her, my foot. He made her dirty! He made her so dirty in fact, that she couldn't stand it. The smell of pondscum upon her pristine body, perfectly honed and sculpted to be perfect, wonderful and beautiful. She stared at Maugrim, anger flaring in her eyes, and then she shakes out her body with a fury, dropping beads of water slithering all over his embittered shoulder, looking upon her damage with a glint of success in her eye. Not just the plants, then?
"If it lives, it can die. If it can decompose..." her voice is cold as she continues the rotting process on his body, dehydrating him until the bones of his skeleton are stretched thin underneath his skin. "Then I can do this." A smug smirk is on her face, mud splotches on her face slightly distracting from her normally icy gaze. Looking at him from where he lay there in front of her, dragging his rotting corpse out of the pond and beneath her as if her were knealing at her feet, gave her all the satisfaction her bruised hide needed. With a snap, she relinquished her claim on his body--though how she wanted to claim it for her own, her lust was untenable--and sent his guts back inside him. Pity that, he looked so much better crawling on the ground beneath her, much like a kicked dog trailing behind her.
His skin rehyrated, and she set forth to repair his shoulder in full--no traces left of any wounds or scars. The decomposition of his skin was back to normal as it had ever been, and his body was put to rights. The pond... Well it would take care of itself. For DW to always undo all the death she incurred... Would the daughter of Ecco be who she was without a little chaos?
I didn't think so either.
"You sought me out here. Was there more damage to incur with your friends?" her heart is slightly pounding. That he had looked for her privately put her young girlish heart aflutter--a young girlish heart that she would forever deny existed within her. "Though I am glad for the company. Family is not what it once was for me."
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