DEIMOS
Deimos wasn’t even remotely surprised to hear about its potential deadliness. Based entirely on his experiences in Caido, it was more bewildering to find a gentle animal; many cretins, monsters, fiends, and predatory beasts lodged and lingering within these hallowed halls. But there was always a purpose to their creation, he supposed, and they had no reason to disturb it. “Continue on, then?”
Which he would’ve done, save for the experience in watching a lial go after the vampire gourds. Perhaps the sentient pumpkins hadn’t seen it, immersed in that lethal, rocky camouflage, or they simply didn’t care, as previously demonstrated in their other moments of stupefying bloodlust. With sharp jaws, powerful movements, and the aforementioned speed, the lial lunged, quickly grasping one of the fauna in its mouth, and that was the end.
He arched his brow, and shook his head, motioning around the crest and knoll. “There are gore crows around here as well. And large, blind rats.” The Climb seemed to house a great many sources of brutality.
Which he would’ve done, save for the experience in watching a lial go after the vampire gourds. Perhaps the sentient pumpkins hadn’t seen it, immersed in that lethal, rocky camouflage, or they simply didn’t care, as previously demonstrated in their other moments of stupefying bloodlust. With sharp jaws, powerful movements, and the aforementioned speed, the lial lunged, quickly grasping one of the fauna in its mouth, and that was the end.
He arched his brow, and shook his head, motioning around the crest and knoll. “There are gore crows around here as well. And large, blind rats.” The Climb seemed to house a great many sources of brutality.
i'm in the mood to dissolve in the sky
