Maw whined when he was put on the floor. Little did most people know, Maw was rather dangerous. That is IF he acquires a divine soul. And little Maw could hurt nobody in his cute little form and his mindset was that of an average dog. But if he got that soul, he would be altered in every way possible.Firebear said:
"Ah...(Hitch Put down his drink, and folded his hands in front of his face) I won't pretend to understand, but I do know how these interactions are want to go... I do not appreciate many things in life. Most things bore me. I will say this then, in the hope that you find some comfort in it. On the prospect of forever, one can only ever experience the temporary. All things die, all hearts are broken. It remains with us to not only mourn their passing, but also celebrate that they ever were. Better to have loved and lost... than to never have loved at all. Especially for us." Hitch looked over at Ilim, before picking up his drink again and downing it, knocking the bar for another.Firebear said:
"We who are tasked with tending to the mortals, who build and destroy nations for this... phenomenon. Is it wise then to not partake? even just to understand? How can we sympathize with a pain we have not felt? Yes, I might not have felt romance in a traditional sense, but even I know that it is someone I might want to explore... one day." Hitch began sipping on his drink, his mind running over what they are talking about.Firebear said:
Maw watched the chcken before pouncing. His arms were a bit too small to keep hold of it, so his big jaws crunched into the body to hold it still instead. With the animal in his jaws he crushed it like it was not made of bones but paper. Acid helped. His tail swung side to side furiously.Firebear said:
Nacht stood there, eyes blazing with irritation. "What are you doing straying off like that?! And put that knife away, no killing!" She snapped.Blitz said:
"You are definitely on the right track. I learned a lot about humans from Munashe and on her death bed she told me she had a final lesson for me. It took me a few centuries to figure out what she meant. I thought she just didn't have time for it before she died. It's not her I'm mourning, not entirely. I had a family too, you know. Three lovely little children. They lived longer than most humans. The godblood in them, you know. And they spent that time in their own ways, oh yes. My eldest, Mosi, wandered the world as a wise sage, giving advice and helping out where he could. My middle, Dalitso, spent most of her time amplifying and meditating on her magic. And my youngest, Chinonso, gave me 341 grandchildren to cherish." He swept another glass. "It is them I mourn."Almosegosum said:
Hitch's eyes widened - "I, I am not sure I understand... their loss, was it through time or malice? It seems that you are inferring that your line has ended, and with such a number of decedents, the odds of them all dying without producing some offspring... its astronomical! To the point where their absence must be... unnatural?" Hitch got off his chair and walked over, a rare look of concern spreading over his face.Firebear said:
"You don't seem to be improving, dear. Maybe I should give you a checkup. Gaël, bring my doctor's bag."Stormyface said:
((She just wanted her stethoscope and other observatory implements. She didnt want to examine you with darkness and make you feel uncomfortable. Calm down. ))Stormyface said:
