Sahria

Brute trudged into the Ridges, mad about something that he didn't care to share. Orbs scowered the area, he snarled at the little rabbits that ran infront of him but never did he attack. Peds carried him towards a creek, slowly he lowered his head and laped up some water. Then when he was done with that he troted over to a tree that lay half dead across the creek. Carefully he climbed on top of it and began to walked across. When he got to the middle he stopped and layed down, watching the fish being swept away by the current. Then when he took his focus off the fish he seen his own refeltion, snarling he got up and jump down onto the bank, he hated himself and despised thoes who tried to make himself feel better and encourage him. As he made his way away from the creek he stopped and sat down on a rock and began to look about, then he raised his maw to the open air and emitted a hateful cry for all to hear.

Aaka

Aaka silently made her way towards the male. She answered his call with her own. Just as hateful...yet with much more sadness. She silently crept to him head down eyes glaring. "Hate the world with all your heart" she said softly. She didnt give words of kindness. She only gave advice that was true. Or helpful. She smirked at him knowingly. "Im Aaka and you are?" she said in her cool wind voice. Even exausted Aaka was still sharp and cruel yet gentle.

Sahria

Brute looked up as the nymph made her unwanted comment that he could have gone a life time without hearing. He sat up on his haunchs and stared at her with a blank expression. "I didn;t ask for your name and I have no intention of giving you mine at the moment." He snapped at her, his tone was vile and cruel. It was not Aaka that brought this out in him, thats just how he was towards everyone. He then stood up and walked towards her, the way he held himself he acted as if he was better then her, better then the whole world, better then God himself.

Aaka

She smirked and yawned showing her boredom. She didnt give up easily. But she would act uncaring. "Ah whats the matter? Afraid?" she taunted softly. It was hardly even a taunt. Just a small nudge to get him to snap. She wanted him to snap at her. She wanted him to think he was better than her. But for now...She shook her head and said "Alright never mind about names. What has the world done to you to make you a cruel creature?"

Sahria

He stood behind her, faceing the other way pretending not to hear a single word she had said to him. When she finished speaking he snapped his head around with his lips curled back. "It drove me from my home and brought me here." Brute snapped at her. Then he turned his entire bodice around to look at her, glaring. "Then it brought me you." He said with a great disgust in his tone. Then as the wind began to pick up a small dirt tornado came around him, engulfing him in the wind, but he didn't seem to notice.

Aaka

Aaka smirked at him. "Well the world works in mysterious ways." she wanted to get to know him better. She liked his attitude. It reminded her of herself. She liked the small tornado around him and chuckled to herself softly. The melting snow made her blend with her surroudings well. "Come on....Im not all that bad" she began to circle around him her eyes flashing with arrogant curiosity.

Sahria

...Forever Shall We Mourn The Lost...

His dark orbs watched her as she circled, his fangs bared, getting annoyed at Aaka. She intreged him only slightly, but not enough for him to warm up to her, even alittle. "You may not think so, and nither your pathetic friends, but I do." He sumgly explained to her. It was difficult for him to understand anything other then hate, because that is all he knew.

Aaka

Alone in My Mind

Aaka smirked at his bared fangs. She wanted to push him over the edge. Her eyes showed that she wanted him to attack her. She wanted-no needed a fight. She needed to take her anger out on someone. "Friends....I hardly know the meaning of the word." she said in an arrogant voice. She was trying to find away to get under his skin. Push him over the limits.