THE GHOST IN THE SHELL \\
"I yield," he says with a slight laugh when Sunjata points at him, throwing his slender hands into the air. It's not that he doubts the use of the shift (and besides, there's great allure in streaming through the ocean, sleek and graceful and deadly), merely its use on land, in winter, against creatures capable of tearing apart a grown human in an instant. "But I don't think I'll spend much time being swallowed whole this LongNight."
Still—sounds like quite the story. Aamu thinks he would quite like to spend an evening in the company of Jata and Nate, just listening to their stories.
He feels slightly guilty for the direction in which he steered the conversation, but as someone who received the short end of the Gods' stick he feels.. what, compelled to look out for someone else? Curious how quickly they'd turn upon one of their own beloved ones? "Perhaps wise," Aamu murmurs. "Why go looking for trouble?" He offers a small smile, before dropping his eyes back to the list. One of his fingers trace patterns around the names.
"I will admit I am intrigued by the dragon," he finally says. It's selfish, but a strong candidate. "I was hoping to stay in the shift as long as I can, which is why the orca would probably get quite uncomfortable. And, ideally, I'd be both quick and capable of doing harm."
Still—sounds like quite the story. Aamu thinks he would quite like to spend an evening in the company of Jata and Nate, just listening to their stories.
He feels slightly guilty for the direction in which he steered the conversation, but as someone who received the short end of the Gods' stick he feels.. what, compelled to look out for someone else? Curious how quickly they'd turn upon one of their own beloved ones? "Perhaps wise," Aamu murmurs. "Why go looking for trouble?" He offers a small smile, before dropping his eyes back to the list. One of his fingers trace patterns around the names.
"I will admit I am intrigued by the dragon," he finally says. It's selfish, but a strong candidate. "I was hoping to stay in the shift as long as I can, which is why the orca would probably get quite uncomfortable. And, ideally, I'd be both quick and capable of doing harm."
