Plourr Estillo (
fighting_mad) wrote2007-01-26 03:58 pm
[OOM] Eiattu - Grasslands
Plourr rolls onto her back and stares up at the blue sky, shading her eyes with one hand. It's a warm day, a few wispy clouds scudding across the sky and the sun shining bright. The two thaks are quite happily tucking into their feed nearby, tethered to a fallen tree, and the tall blades of grass wave softly in the wind all through the field. Best yet, there's no sign of anyone else or any manmade object as far as the eye can see; just grass, thaks, forest, and sky. She closes her eyes and lets the sun warm her face.

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He stares to his heart's content. Plourr quirks an eyebrow at him and says to Rial, "Shielded, maybe?"
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"Very much so."
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"That's a pity, now." He reaches out with his other hand, half-touches the side of her face, "Stay alive anyway?"
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"I've got this whole living thing down pretty well."
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Rial thinks that now would be an optimal time to mention children, but...he doesn't want to ruin the mood.
So he stays quiet.
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So she guides them through the maze of passageways, taking a left here, right there, left left right straight left, all with absolute surety.
Until there is only darkness ahead, and she stops. "Shit." The lights in this passage must be out of power.
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Rial Pernon, while most don't know it, is not very fond of the dark. He won't panic, or anything, but he's not a huge fan of dark shadowy secret passages where anything could be lurking.
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...it's not his fault.
Eurg, dark.
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They go on (not long; only a few minutes). Until:
"Rial, I'm losing circulation in my hand," she says.
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There's a pause. He loosens his grip, a little.
"Sorry."
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Doesn't bother him as much as it did when he was little, but there's always that creeping feeling of something is coming.
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"I'm just not big on the dark."
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"Seriously?"
At least she isn't laughing?
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This is why he didn't tell her.
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It takes some effort, but she's not doing either.
"How have I not heard about this before?" she asks, hand still firmly in his.
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