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Subject: .the stereotype.


Author:
Wytch Hazel
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Date Posted: 01:00:34 08/31/02 Sat

And the deaths of the great ones were still mourned by all; but ironically were mourned by perhaps one with the most placid and innocent understanding of the world yet; the youth. To she, it was a curse in full action, every elder on which the stygian orbs had laid ultimatly resulted in a drastic outcome for the great Dragons. Be it Raistlin, Orisis, Vaspyra....a suprizing twist on a situation, dont you believe? It would seem such circumsances would tourture the fickle soul. Aye, but seeming was not a word well linguicized in the land of the Shadows. The brazen grit combined with a regal poise and bold exteriour was a electrifying combination for one of such a young and supposedly feeble posteriour. The estimates must be wrong of course, for ever seductive, ever scrutinizing, the mousy dracling sat in a porcelin position as we bring her be.

After the death of the greats, the tiny hazel was left in solo to perform a suttle grieving. Remorse lurched tightly on her petite heart as the mohogany orbs cast a mourning glance over the corpes laying limply upon the earthen plantation. A plague. Who is next?

Not wishing to show any sign infront of the hierarchy, a lone, crystalline tear slipped anonymously from the refined features before a nimble youth slithered up the hearthen-packed walls, finding a secluded alcove to survey the remaining members with an ever-disembalming eye.

Ah, Blood and Chocolate. Her matriarch; the warrior. Her outward appearance gleamed with a defiant, muscle bound exterior, though she herself knew that her mothers life was indeed more plush than a warrior. All the same she was respected and feared by mammalia and reptilian alike. Blood lusted, borne to kill. Shall these barbairic traits be carried through the lusted bloodlines to the youth, the wytch?

We shall see.

Her eyes numbly passed over the form of her brother in second. Satyr. Almost as skeptical as she, but evermore disrespecting. A haugty lack for authourity which comes with even the tiniest prick of royalty in the dragon blood. His cultured wit shall aid him; suspected that by the youth, but his true captivation in future will be quizzical. Shall he be the brains or the bronze? And shall that leave the wytch to be the opposite? Indeed, a cryptic understanding often lies between siblings born of the same seasons. A reptilian countanance across the poise of the youth draws back in toying sneer. He can be as haughty as he wishes in his youth; but in these lands, opinions of such are short lived.

And Oblation. Oh, Oblation. The petite head shakes feverently. Why does this name instill a hated feeling clasping upon an armoured breast? A preposterous situation, but true. Jealousy? Ha, to laugh at the thought. She, jealous of the one whom receives the glory and gloat; jelously of the one whom revieves the respect; jealousy of the one who took her matriarch, who took the throne?

Preposterous.

It was true. A feline-like agility arches spine in a graceful setting, position on the alcove still resumed. Sygian orbs narrow to auriferous slits, the undaunting features seeping from a harshly explicit mug. A sickening feeling, jealously, for there is no cure for a curse of such. Damn the parent whom she may have inherited this disease, a youth swore slowly under a rapt breath. Her matriarch shall not be taken by this new; re existance is barely recognized as it be now, her snub attitude has only shaved the infinate surface.

The wytch can get worse.

A plyable bodice seeps slowly back down, lowering the monument from her heavens, a egotistical one at that, to the invaritable hell that will await below her. Never changing. In the air it hangs as densly as a fog; he dank of death and mourn, spirits and restlessness. A hell-hole of sorts, but the prim shall survive. And Oblation? She should dare never go against the other, being even so the minor below she. A bruised pride shall remain far worse than any broken bone, one of herself in auiferous imperfection would not like to have stamped on a record.

One day the emotions will pour.
But silent she will remain another day.


WYTCH.HAZEL
(.the scrutenizing disembalm.}

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[> Subject: Quiet approach


Author:
Tarquin
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Date Posted: 11:14:34 08/31/02 Sat

Alone he had been only minutes ago, and now he approached this lone mourner. His clear blue eyes, bottomless in their own right, were darkly shadowed and show nothing of the slight turmoil that had already reached its peak and now was slowly ebbing away.

He ceased his coming at a cordial distance away from the dragoness, allowing her her space.

"Greetings." His voice was quiet as if to not disturbe the atmosphere that hung low over Dark Lair and its inhabitants.
[> Subject: . I'm not going to laugh at you .


Author:
. oblation .
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Date Posted: 13:36:36 08/31/02 Sat


the true


The small, though rather boisterous female sent a skeptical glare at the opposing female; honestly, jealousy wasn't tolerated in her point of view, and where Oblation got her dominance from is obviously recieved: Osiris. Why, who else would stand up straight to a female such as Blood and Chocolate and beckon her forth? Oblation. Oblation. Oblation. Got the point?


Arching her prominent back defiantly, she leaps with a eseence of adjourning, not exactly pleased at the fact that she had to sort out this little problem with the King around; but Oblation shrugged this off, offering a temptuous, none the less, a tolerable, more or less, defying gaze that hold's Wytch's own. She was slightly intriqued by the other, age opposing her, but all the while, Oblation stood her ground, undemeaning, and more or less just assessing her opposer.


Greetings, Wytch Hazel.
I understand we've met once.


Oblation's gaze flickers over to Tarquin's, her half-siblings, with admirable qualities as she quickly twists her body to send a cold, crystalline claw upon his shoulder in the midst of her precise encounter with the other. She really didn't want trouble, and she admired Blood and Chocolate, obviously Wytch's mother; so in this case, Oblation took it slow. Dapple gray muzzle extends, snout twitching to gain the scent of the other, as not to confuse her with any other hatchling that stood her ground. Interesting, yes. She'd want to know more about this one.


It's all for the rebellion;
the truth;
and the loyalty.



............


O B L A T I O N


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[> Subject: Re: .the stereotype.


Author:
Wytch Hazel
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Date Posted: 21:13:21 08/31/02 Sat

*gonna be short, too tired.....* A quizzical eyebrow arches in question. She showed up for the reason of pure annoyance, of that it can be assured. Throwing a curt smile, the refined maw lifts in a distastefull heir.

Yes. Yes, I believe we might have....

.WYTCH.HAZEL.
.the youth.


[> Subject: Caught


Author:
Tarquin
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Date Posted: 14:47:59 09/01/02 Sun

Though not precisely above his head, neither could he entirely comprehend the exchange between females. He glanced tolerantly at the crystalline claw of Oblation's. And then he continued to study it. A pity he knew neither of the females and a pity this seemed to be not the time to get to know them.

His eyes drifted from the object of interest to settle momentarily on first Wytch Hazel's, and then Oblation's, faces.

"This time does not seem quite right for pleasantries and "get-to-know-you"s. So if you will excuse me, I will leave you to your demises, yes?" Smoothly he stepped away, bowing his head politely. "Good-by, dear beauties."

A slight smile, and he was gone.
[> Subject: Re: .the stereotype.


Author:
Wytch Hazel
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Date Posted: 19:26:55 09/01/02 Sun

*AHH! NO TIME for html, no time no time....BF over.....YEE HAW, why the the hell am I on the internet....when I could be interacting.....hee hee*

The youth turns to him, quickly, as if to speak, but his form dissaperates before her harpsicord has its chance to verberate throught the atmosphere. Narrowing brazen orbs slightly, she locks a defiant mug, silent.



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