


hypnotic66 wrote:Sytaris kept her gaze on the bronc, never shifting, fearing to miss an important detail. Then his crystals were revealed, and it appeared as though they had a spell-binding affect. With the brute's dome cocked to the side, it only seemed to add to his allure. Her breath caught and her heart skipped a beat. The vixen found that she had been holding her breath, as if waiting for the dream to end. She percepted his smile, and it appeared to challenge her to trust him. To be swept away in his wave of charm. The dove permited a slight smirk to creep up to her velveteen kissers. And there it stayed. She enjoyed tests, and she wondered at what obstacles this stag might throw at her. Her voids seemed to recognize his want for the first time. But she wasn't so easy of a catch. She was more than what she had let on. It may be confusing, for this masculine to witness how she had at one moment seemed like a foolish, young equine, but now, that would change. She would accept this challenge, but it wouldn't be to trust him. Oh no, it would be much more like a game. One that she was very experienced in. For most of her years, she had played around the edges of the tempting fire of love. She was practiced and well trained in this art, and it was time to strut her stuff, so to speak. Never had its flames consumed her. It was time once again to contend with the amour of the other equines. The essa wondered at what he thought of her. The scars that traced random patterns in her pelt showed of her service on the land. He would soon see how innocent she truly was. What a strange farce she had lead him to believe. She pondered at how easy it may be to provoke this stallion. It would be some show, a small, dainty creature such as herself, tempting the strong beast before her. Sytaris' view did not miss the sign of respect he showed her. A glow seemed to spark to life in her pools. The look was one of amusement. She had certainly let this bronc believe more about her than was true. How undeserving she was of the courtesy being shown. Pricked harks absorbed his lyrics. They were certainly memorable, much like her own in some ways. But much different in others. Where hers was pleasant, his was a sort of eerie, but that didn't seem to perturb her. Actually, it seemed to interest and enthrall her all the more. The effect was intensified by how prolonged it was to just speak that one phrase. His vocals seemed to transform from a sort of spooky tone, to a tantalizing one. After a moment, she actually comprehended what he had articulated. The brute seemed to be taking advantage of his charisma now. Although he had spoken so few words, he had revealed much to her by his accent. His intentions appeared to be those of any claiming stag. That didn't bother her, she accepted that fact. It was reality and most mares were often just hopeless romantics. It was quite flattering though, to be wanted. She had never known what it would feel like and she hadn't expected to be truly desired. Especially by the equine before her. Sytaris knew that she didn't really have a choice of being claimed, and he was obviously of the strongest pysique in the herdlands. But he appeared to want to sway her thoughts the honorable way. His demeanor seemed to hint at that. Her orbs had caught the other mares roaming, and she was sure that he had some sort of dominance over some of them. So the game began. And she assumed that he was skilled at this act too. Maw was ever so slowly parted. The coal black seemed much more captivating by this action. Once more, the dove let that angelic song kiss the air. "Ah, but my noble Lord, what use would my cursing be of to thee? A tool thou will use to charm me?" There seemed to be a sarcastic emphasic on noble. And her speech seemed to be somewhat mocking, but mostly testing. Audits were perked atop her crainia, she was intent on what the brute's response would be. This always seemed to interest her. It entertained her, watching the stags struggle for some witty reply, but failing and ashamed in the end. What this masculine be tripped up by the obstacle she had set out before him? The scheme had most certainly started to unravel. The dice had been thrown and now all that was left was to play the game, and see who would win. The battle hardened dove, or the elusive and much sought out love?



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