DEIMOS
what tried to destroy you
didn't have the strength
didn't have the strength
Were they not in other company, Deimos might have responded in much of the same juvenile tactics as Evie. Instead, he lifted his head higher, all sedition, with a light wrinkle to his nose that conveyed he’d be saving a multitude of reactions for later. Noah and his easy remarks seemed like a personal challenge, and his sudden disappearance earned an eye roll from the Sword. Poor Alys was likely subjected to a whole host of their nuances, and were they in a better location, introductions could’ve been easily forged.
And then, it seemed, they were to be blessed.
The escalation of clouds, and then the sudden rain pouring down upon them was a brightening deluge. An instant relief from the dry, agonizing heat, and he couldn’t help but turn his features towards the droplets cascading down around them, completely indifferent to being doused in the downpour. “A good omen,” he noted in his quiet rumble and boyish grin, as they all persisted across the sodden sand.
Eventually, they wound their way towards the collection of bones without too much trouble. His eyes flickered back and forth across the distance, expecting some fins rising out of the ground, but maybe the showers kept the landsharks at bay.
Regardless, the mounds of deceased animals were aplenty – some poor, withered old things who’d clearly made a wrong turn somewhere. There were a variety of piles – from some enormous reptiles, landsharks that had bellied up to the surface, and then smaller constituents, like fallen birds and scavengers.
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Choose a pile of bones! Deimos will take the last one. Based on dice roll, you may find something cool or neat or not at all!
Pile Choices:
- Enormous reptiles
- Very dead landsharks
- Sadsack looking birds
- Scavengers who were then scavenged in return
No post order!
And then, it seemed, they were to be blessed.
The escalation of clouds, and then the sudden rain pouring down upon them was a brightening deluge. An instant relief from the dry, agonizing heat, and he couldn’t help but turn his features towards the droplets cascading down around them, completely indifferent to being doused in the downpour. “A good omen,” he noted in his quiet rumble and boyish grin, as they all persisted across the sodden sand.
Eventually, they wound their way towards the collection of bones without too much trouble. His eyes flickered back and forth across the distance, expecting some fins rising out of the ground, but maybe the showers kept the landsharks at bay.
Regardless, the mounds of deceased animals were aplenty – some poor, withered old things who’d clearly made a wrong turn somewhere. There were a variety of piles – from some enormous reptiles, landsharks that had bellied up to the surface, and then smaller constituents, like fallen birds and scavengers.
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Choose a pile of bones! Deimos will take the last one. Based on dice roll, you may find something cool or neat or not at all!
Pile Choices:
- Enormous reptiles
- Very dead landsharks
- Sadsack looking birds
- Scavengers who were then scavenged in return
No post order!
still you stand
sturdy and smelling of smoke
sturdy and smelling of smoke
