♆ Bright Malinon ♆
⦉ Second in Command| Location ➵ Bookstore | Mentions ➵ Elowyia ⦊
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Bright nodded slightly, agreeing with her. "Yes, I'd fancy dying surrounded by books as well. Not in a bookstore, though. A library or perhaps the national archive. A place full of knowledge and history. Life and death." He rolled his neck from side to side, sighing as it cracked. The muscle still felt a bit stiff from being in the same position for most of the night. "And listen, I know I'm ugly and all, but no need to compare me to the Frankenstein dude." He grumbled indignantly. "Besides." He jerked his chin at her. "A little more makeup and you'd be twinning with the zombie bride. God, she was hideous."
Bright startled as the loud laughter ripped out of her, leaning back slightly as she started choking, even though thre were several feet between them. He frowned as she laughed, now regretting having shown her. It was a more suiting style for people with smaller and more feminine faces, but Bright's was the opposite: strong, manly, and dark. Deciding to take advantage of her choking, he hopped off the counter and took the chance to give her some
hard pats before sitting back down on the counter, looking down at her. Perhaps she had managed to summon Satan after all. She certainly sounded like it.
He smirked at Elowyia as her laughter came to a halt, giving a small, self-satisfied wriggle. He laughed loudly as she shoved him, moving back as she turned around and climbed on top of the counter, lauding himself for causing her to get into a frenzied state. He chuckled as she flailed around awkwardly, looking much like a seal to him. Or perhaps a penguin-seal hybrid. Maybe a walrus?
The last thing Bright was expecting was to be sprayed like a dog. He growled loudly with indignation, not fond of this sort of treatment. His skinned glistened as a single water drop trailed down his neck and into his shirt, making him extremely uncomfortable. There was something horrible about the feeling of liquid rolling down into clothes. Quick as lightning, he gripped her ankle and spun her around, maneuvering her with ease to hang off the counter, her face a foot from the ground. A good amount of her weight was being supported by Bright's arm, which was geared to drop at any time. "I wouldn't do that again." He warned lowly.