09-11-2018, 05:43 PM
Li had to disagree with the fairy tales deserving to live. The monster created by the gods were meant to be used against one another, not on man kind, but the remnants of the remnants fought each other. It was how it had always been. It was hard to be Atharim and not be a hypocrite when you were one of the monsters but Li didn't believe in ending his own life either. And neither did the catholic church in which all things were bound. The one sin you cannot forgive. Not that he was catholic - but such was the way of the Atharim.
She laid her palm on the table between them and dark billowing smoke pulled into her hand and Li wondered exactly what had happened. She proclaimed herself a god even after he'd almost admitted to being one that hunts them down. But in the same span she had agreed with his own decision. He was a god himself. Li smirked and placed his hand quickly on top of hers to hid any potential viewing of anyone else.
He couldn't call it to beg and plead quickly but he did manage to meditate for a moment while his hand rested on her hand and he called upon the light to give him the power. It was an unknown force Li didn't have the skills to describe it. He flicked a stray hair back from her cheek with a smile and let the power go. Confirmation or not didn't matter, as he removed his hand and took a sip of his drink. "Seems we have something more in common than the luxuries afford of the fighting pit."
A woman - no not any woman - the woman who had taken the golden eyed man made her way seductively through the room. But it wasn't to her that his eye was drawn. The beast followed cowed behind her. A puppy to be pet. The golden glint from his eyes made Li growl softly. But now was not the time. There were too many people, and he'd just said not all creatures deserved to die... was this one of those cases. Li turned to his companion with a smile. Ignoring his mark would be hard but he had a pretty face to distract him. "Li Tan. Our paths cross often enough I suppose I should introduce myself." Though it was unlikely she didn't know she'd already mentioned his lack of filming... which only brought up his current dire prospects. Another reason to be in the pits of hell.
She laid her palm on the table between them and dark billowing smoke pulled into her hand and Li wondered exactly what had happened. She proclaimed herself a god even after he'd almost admitted to being one that hunts them down. But in the same span she had agreed with his own decision. He was a god himself. Li smirked and placed his hand quickly on top of hers to hid any potential viewing of anyone else.
He couldn't call it to beg and plead quickly but he did manage to meditate for a moment while his hand rested on her hand and he called upon the light to give him the power. It was an unknown force Li didn't have the skills to describe it. He flicked a stray hair back from her cheek with a smile and let the power go. Confirmation or not didn't matter, as he removed his hand and took a sip of his drink. "Seems we have something more in common than the luxuries afford of the fighting pit."
A woman - no not any woman - the woman who had taken the golden eyed man made her way seductively through the room. But it wasn't to her that his eye was drawn. The beast followed cowed behind her. A puppy to be pet. The golden glint from his eyes made Li growl softly. But now was not the time. There were too many people, and he'd just said not all creatures deserved to die... was this one of those cases. Li turned to his companion with a smile. Ignoring his mark would be hard but he had a pretty face to distract him. "Li Tan. Our paths cross often enough I suppose I should introduce myself." Though it was unlikely she didn't know she'd already mentioned his lack of filming... which only brought up his current dire prospects. Another reason to be in the pits of hell.
“What you must do," said Monkey, "is lure the monster from its hiding place, but be certain it is a fight you can survive.”