God's Legends: Role Play

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Originally posted by Tela
Tal smiled back. She felt a little bit more comfortable.

"How are you holding up?" asked Zanther in a gentle, at ease, sort of tone to Tal.

"Okay, I think." Tal said. Zanther's voice was soothing to her.

"Is your group deciding to camp out here or are they planning to move on tonight?" he asked.

"The stranger says we should move, but My feet are tired." Tal admitted blushing. She was embarassed at her weakness.

"As long as you and the others don't sense any danger lurking nearby, it shouldn't be a problem camping out here," replied the vampire. Noticing the faint pink tint upon the angel's cheeks, he leaned over to her and whispered, "To be quite honest, I'm tired myself. Keeping my cool around that wraith can be tiring and hard not to lose it."

Tals nods. "Well, I'm going to rest. I can't continue." She said walking over to a tree. She started to slump down and sleep leaning against the tree.

Zanther followed her over to the tree and stood next to her as she made herself comfortable against the trunk. Looking down at her, he said, "While you sleep, I'll be on guard duty for the night. Besides, I don't need to sleep that often anyways. I already got my precious few hours of sleep before I came here, anyways." With that said and using his vampire strength, Zanther sprung from the forest floor up onto the lowest branches of the tree that Tal was leaning against. He promptly sat down and made himself comfortable for the night, the long hawl.

Tal watches as Zanther made himself comfortable. She tawns falling asleep almost immediately.

Without even looking down below, Zanther could already sense that the angel had fallen alseep and the others were soon to follow suit. He planned to keep his sharp eyes peeled for anything supicious out in the dark and keep an eye on the wraith. The vampire didn't like Deity's company very much, but he would just have to tolerate his precense for now.

Tal shifted trying to get more comfortable. She smiled slightly. NAgels almost always had pleasant dreams.

So far, the vampire couldn't sense any disturbance other than Deity nearby. The only sounds that could be heard, where the people stiring in their sleep below and the soft whispering of the wind lashing at the plants.

Tal yawned. She woke as she felt something tugging at her wing. It could have been the wind. She hated how sensative they were.

Ocassionally, Zanther could spot a few glowing orbs of light hovering in the distance near the mountains consumed by a thick fog. He assumed that they were just aimless, wandering spirits roaming the night. After all, this was the spirit world...

Tal stood. She looked up at Zanther. "What do you see?"

"I can see a small gathering of spirits off in the distance, closest to the mountains beyond the forest to the South, but I don't think they'll bother us," replied the vampire, still looking in the direction that he had spoke of.

Deity was lening on a tree, he didnt want to sleep, he was trying to figure out why he was contacted by that familliar voice

Since most of the group down below him were still alseep, Zanther tried to keep his voice not much above a whisper as to not disturb the others. After a short while and the angel falling alseep once more, he continued his careful watch upon the land.

Tal shifted as a bug landed on her wing. Time it made contact it bursts into a tiny flame just enough to startle Tal.

Zanther studied the flames near Tal's wing and raised a brow in curiosity, asked, "Care to explain?"

Tal quicly patted them out. Blushing she mumbled, "I don't know." God, she felt like an idiot.