All this time I didn't know
You were breakin' down
You were breakin' down
Soh stood in front of the door long enough to ascertain that Zavien was indeed not home at present, then turned around, scanning the road as though she might see him coming if she looked hard enough. When no boyfriend was forthcoming, she pursed her lips impatiently. It wasn't that he was out - she wanted him to have a life - but more that she was overeager to present him with his necklace.
Maybe she could fly over New Haven to see if she could find him. Just when she'd decided that that was the proper course of action, a dramatic voice interrupted her mid-shift; giggling kids spilled around the corner, followed by an obviously-very-threatening Zavien. Just as it appeared that the man was about to win whatever game was being played, Sol swooped in to save the day. At the sight of it all, a broad grin spread over Soh's face. She leaned against the doorframe, crossing her arms over her chest, and paused to watch as the little dragon bravely defended his hoard of children.
Zavien was good with kids, she realized, something foreign but not at all unpleasant flickering in her chest. He was good with kids, and she had no idea what to do with them. Wanting to join in the game, Soh sent Anani swooping in to join the fray. The little cloud wyrm was not quite as playfully aggressive as Sol, but she did move to sit on Zavien's chest, as though her insignificant weight would pin him in place as her bonded closed in.
Approaching the kids, she cocked her head playfully to one side. Maybe he'd be so distracted by Sol and Anani that he wouldn't see her coming. With a wink to the children, Soh shifted, and when she pounced playfully to bat at Zavien's flailing legs, it was as a tide jaguar, tail lashing side to side.
Maybe she could fly over New Haven to see if she could find him. Just when she'd decided that that was the proper course of action, a dramatic voice interrupted her mid-shift; giggling kids spilled around the corner, followed by an obviously-very-threatening Zavien. Just as it appeared that the man was about to win whatever game was being played, Sol swooped in to save the day. At the sight of it all, a broad grin spread over Soh's face. She leaned against the doorframe, crossing her arms over her chest, and paused to watch as the little dragon bravely defended his hoard of children.
Zavien was good with kids, she realized, something foreign but not at all unpleasant flickering in her chest. He was good with kids, and she had no idea what to do with them. Wanting to join in the game, Soh sent Anani swooping in to join the fray. The little cloud wyrm was not quite as playfully aggressive as Sol, but she did move to sit on Zavien's chest, as though her insignificant weight would pin him in place as her bonded closed in.
Approaching the kids, she cocked her head playfully to one side. Maybe he'd be so distracted by Sol and Anani that he wouldn't see her coming. With a wink to the children, Soh shifted, and when she pounced playfully to bat at Zavien's flailing legs, it was as a tide jaguar, tail lashing side to side.
I'd fall to pieces on the floor
If you weren't around
If you weren't around
Sohalia
Minor powerplay allowed without permission.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
Feel free to use force/magic on Sohalia.
