Wolfsister
Shadow Mistress
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Largos and Len
Len stayed silent as she moved up, a little awkwardly with only a little command of her new legs, up to Largos's side. She touched his arm with a familiarity that spoke volumes to the people that were looking for any excuse to sweep aside their tenous trust in the Vampire that stood before them. Then, feeling a little wobbly on her legs, not having gotten the hang of using her knees, she turned around and went back to her seat on a spread blanket by the fire.
She was sitting close to Fara, quietly watching Largos handle the large group of people, including what seemed the honourable Pechanian. She absently stroked Fara's hair in a comforting manner as she slept quietly. Not once did it occur to Len to speak. After all... she had been a bird since her birth. True, a bird that could project her thoughts into another's mind, but a bird none-the-less.
As she watched Largos, another man quietly approached her. It was a foxman with a pelt of light brown fur peeking from his open shirt. He was obviously interested in her, but she mistook the lust in his eyes for the a friendly smile. She smiled back as he knelt in front of her.
"Listen to me, don't say a word. Come with me and I'll take you away from here. I know you've been captured by this vampire. I'll take you some place safe," he suddenly whispered, laying a hand on Len's, gripping forcefully.
Len was slow to answer, simply because she was figuring out how to talk, to frame the words she wanted to say. Her head was cocked to one side, much like a bird's, and her eyes were clouded with puzzlement. "Why would I go with you. Largos is my friend and I would never part with him," She shook her head, "I'm sorry, but you've got the wrong idea." Then she retrieved her hand, firmly, from his grip.
Aaron rose, an angered glint in his eyes as he gritted his teeth. "Why do you say that to me? You should come back to the settlement with me? At least there you will be away from that vampire and safe."
Only then did Len seem to realise the true nature of the creature before her and recognise the hungry, lustful look in his eyes. Her eyes sought out Largos's and a silent plea communicated between them when he looked her way. He answered immediately, taking the foxman in his fist and clearing him away from her.
Only then did she realise her heart was beating rapidly, fear locking her limbs together. No-one had ever looked at her like that, and she wasn't sure she wanted it to ever happen again.
She watched the following confontation, her eyes wide and wishing she could do something to help her Guardian. But fear had locked her limbs and her mind. She could not think, in her current form, of anything that could help him. Luckily, though, Largos proved to be a rough diplomat. Then he was walking back to her, a large smile on his face. She couldn't help but smile back.
"What do you say Len? Do you wish to go with them to their settlement. I know that neither of us know them but they seem to be okay and I hope that they might keep us at least a little safe, at least for a little while."
She lowered her voice, so that only his enhanced hearing could detect it, "I go where you go Guardian. But... perhaps Fara could use with some care from a healer..." she smiled up at him, willing to let him make the decision.
Len stayed silent as she moved up, a little awkwardly with only a little command of her new legs, up to Largos's side. She touched his arm with a familiarity that spoke volumes to the people that were looking for any excuse to sweep aside their tenous trust in the Vampire that stood before them. Then, feeling a little wobbly on her legs, not having gotten the hang of using her knees, she turned around and went back to her seat on a spread blanket by the fire.
She was sitting close to Fara, quietly watching Largos handle the large group of people, including what seemed the honourable Pechanian. She absently stroked Fara's hair in a comforting manner as she slept quietly. Not once did it occur to Len to speak. After all... she had been a bird since her birth. True, a bird that could project her thoughts into another's mind, but a bird none-the-less.
As she watched Largos, another man quietly approached her. It was a foxman with a pelt of light brown fur peeking from his open shirt. He was obviously interested in her, but she mistook the lust in his eyes for the a friendly smile. She smiled back as he knelt in front of her.
"Listen to me, don't say a word. Come with me and I'll take you away from here. I know you've been captured by this vampire. I'll take you some place safe," he suddenly whispered, laying a hand on Len's, gripping forcefully.
Len was slow to answer, simply because she was figuring out how to talk, to frame the words she wanted to say. Her head was cocked to one side, much like a bird's, and her eyes were clouded with puzzlement. "Why would I go with you. Largos is my friend and I would never part with him," She shook her head, "I'm sorry, but you've got the wrong idea." Then she retrieved her hand, firmly, from his grip.
Aaron rose, an angered glint in his eyes as he gritted his teeth. "Why do you say that to me? You should come back to the settlement with me? At least there you will be away from that vampire and safe."
Only then did Len seem to realise the true nature of the creature before her and recognise the hungry, lustful look in his eyes. Her eyes sought out Largos's and a silent plea communicated between them when he looked her way. He answered immediately, taking the foxman in his fist and clearing him away from her.
Only then did she realise her heart was beating rapidly, fear locking her limbs together. No-one had ever looked at her like that, and she wasn't sure she wanted it to ever happen again.
She watched the following confontation, her eyes wide and wishing she could do something to help her Guardian. But fear had locked her limbs and her mind. She could not think, in her current form, of anything that could help him. Luckily, though, Largos proved to be a rough diplomat. Then he was walking back to her, a large smile on his face. She couldn't help but smile back.
"What do you say Len? Do you wish to go with them to their settlement. I know that neither of us know them but they seem to be okay and I hope that they might keep us at least a little safe, at least for a little while."
She lowered her voice, so that only his enhanced hearing could detect it, "I go where you go Guardian. But... perhaps Fara could use with some care from a healer..." she smiled up at him, willing to let him make the decision.