chulane
I decided quite quickly that I liked this woman. She didn't dance around an answer, she didn't colour her words to soften the blow - she was blunt, direct and straight to-the-point. It was refreshing.
At her question, I raised a brow and let a somewhat devious smirk darken the corner of my mouth. Placing my drink on the table between us, I summoned the form that I had been blessed with upon being pulled into this realm - apparently, by this Voice chick herself.
Clothing and skin conveniently blended into fur, with large patchy spots decorating my sides, and smaller speckles my face and nape. From one breath to the next, I sat before her, a clouded leopard, grinning a toothy grin as I sat with haunches folded behind me on my chair, tail twitching playfully behind me.
I stand and turn stretch my back into a arch, turning on the spot before sitting again, and calling upon my human form once more.
"Clouded leopard," I say by way of clarifying the exact name of my shift. "So you're a demi-god - blessed as such by the Voice? And you're saying the Voice is responsible for all Outlanders?" My questions weren't posed with any accusation or allegation, but rather with the polite air of seeking clarification, elaboration.
.At her question, I raised a brow and let a somewhat devious smirk darken the corner of my mouth. Placing my drink on the table between us, I summoned the form that I had been blessed with upon being pulled into this realm - apparently, by this Voice chick herself.
Clothing and skin conveniently blended into fur, with large patchy spots decorating my sides, and smaller speckles my face and nape. From one breath to the next, I sat before her, a clouded leopard, grinning a toothy grin as I sat with haunches folded behind me on my chair, tail twitching playfully behind me.
I stand and turn stretch my back into a arch, turning on the spot before sitting again, and calling upon my human form once more.
"Clouded leopard," I say by way of clarifying the exact name of my shift. "So you're a demi-god - blessed as such by the Voice? And you're saying the Voice is responsible for all Outlanders?" My questions weren't posed with any accusation or allegation, but rather with the polite air of seeking clarification, elaboration.
