Cira
Best Onion
[member="Sarge Potteiger"]
It's funny how scent has a way of plucking memories from a distance past and making you relive them. Almost with uncanny accuracy too. The sense of smell was by far the most poignant sense that could encapsulate the emotions and sensations one felt in years past. Comfort. Fear. Joy. Anger. Grief.
It was his scent that would hit her more than the action itself. Enough for her to tense slightly, swiveling her head to cast a look off her shoulder at him. Wide bright gold eyes would sear upon his form, latch upon the valleys and scarred ravines of his face, the rivers of ink of his veins, the bottomless orbs of his eyes.
Silent. Steady. There.
Always there.
His cloak would grant him a means to disappear, to blend into his surroundings. Quiet. Still. Always observing. It had taken her almost a year to finally figure out how to use it. To move with the same predatory rippling grace and blend into the shadows. It had started out as a joke. As a way to beat him. Snub him.
Funny. It didn't end that way.
It didn't end that way at all.
Her mouth went dry, and she licked her lips. Thoughts ran a dozen klicks per second. A sharp breath, a rise and fall of her shoulders and chest. Then the embers of her eyes drifted away. Give, take. Like waves upon her shore.
"How large of a fleet? The Spirit isn't something that just disappears..."
It's funny how scent has a way of plucking memories from a distance past and making you relive them. Almost with uncanny accuracy too. The sense of smell was by far the most poignant sense that could encapsulate the emotions and sensations one felt in years past. Comfort. Fear. Joy. Anger. Grief.
It was his scent that would hit her more than the action itself. Enough for her to tense slightly, swiveling her head to cast a look off her shoulder at him. Wide bright gold eyes would sear upon his form, latch upon the valleys and scarred ravines of his face, the rivers of ink of his veins, the bottomless orbs of his eyes.
Silent. Steady. There.
Always there.
His cloak would grant him a means to disappear, to blend into his surroundings. Quiet. Still. Always observing. It had taken her almost a year to finally figure out how to use it. To move with the same predatory rippling grace and blend into the shadows. It had started out as a joke. As a way to beat him. Snub him.
Funny. It didn't end that way.
It didn't end that way at all.
Her mouth went dry, and she licked her lips. Thoughts ran a dozen klicks per second. A sharp breath, a rise and fall of her shoulders and chest. Then the embers of her eyes drifted away. Give, take. Like waves upon her shore.
"How large of a fleet? The Spirit isn't something that just disappears..."