1 Eating Crow [Yamamai|Rippa] Fri Apr 13, 2018 4:05 am
Yamamai Su
D-rank
Yamamai yawned widely, a few of the silvery moths flicking in and out of her open maw for the moment it was open. On this early afternoon, she was laying back in the soft grass of a small garden nearby the Hyuga compound that she resided in. Training had been completed for her earlier in the day, but both Asa and En were busy with their own separate training today. Though she wanted to take a cool bath on the temperate day, her moths felt as though a lazy sprawl across the lawn was a better call and here she was. Frilly dress fluffed out around her, she layed in a halo of lace and her fine lavender hair that spread out on either side of her. From either side of her head, small twisting horns stuck out above her ears and framing her face. Around her head a few of her friends fluttered about and stretching their wings, occasionally being caught in a gust of her breath as she blew upwards and sending them swirling around for a moment. The sun was starting to set and the antiquated lamps that lined the path started to flicker to life. A cool stillness hung in the air and the sky was tinged shades of pink and lavender with no more than a sliver of the ball of flame visible still. One by one, the moths would flit out of her open mouth and towards they sky, little dots of shadow against the pastel backdrop. The swarm would grow in the sky, a cloud amongst the lamps as they flitted about.
'I wonder if the other two are done with class' Yamamai would wonder to herself, growing bored with being alone in the garden but only desiring the presence of either of her two friends. Slowly she would sit up, the cloud still hanging lazily in the air above her. SCRAWW SCRAWWW! Would ring out from the quiet sunset and send Yamamai's hair swishing around her as she looked out for what she assumed would be some nefarious avian creature. Just a few black shadows in the sky, she yelped as she saw a trio of them dive towards the lamp that her moths flocked around. Immediately she started to call them back, but was not prepared for the speed of their dive and in snapping up several dozen of the small insects. The young girls expression soured from one of fear to one of anger and irritation and the bugs halted in the air for a moment. All turning at the same moment back towards her ebony feathered foe, they would fly straight towards it with none of the lazy hesitation that moths normally flitted about with.
More of the insects would pour from her sleeves as she glared up towards the lamp at the squawking birds and dart upwards in their direction with impressive speed. At first the birds payed no mind to the insects that started to cling to their wings and gulped down more, before suddenly one went from swooping side to side to twitching erratically through the air and barely managing to glide rather than fall downwards. Still a meter above the ground, the moth covered bird screeched painfully as a wing was torn from the rest of the animal and stayed aloft through the fluttering of wings of the hundreds of insects that clung to it. Crimson would splash across the stone path as the bugs let the corpse drop to the earth, stains of the same color visible on the wings and bodies of some of the white moths. After having slain their mark they would flock to the next and perform the same mutilation of that one, and same to the third. Her swarm was tinged red, the fluttering around each other causing it to blend like a pink cloud for a moment with three mangled birds piled in the the center of the pathway. Her face was still twisted in a scowl and she flopped back down on the grass and sulked for as the sun continued to set while her moths feasted on their kill and looped around her head irritably, feeling her emotions and expressing them as well.
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'I wonder if the other two are done with class' Yamamai would wonder to herself, growing bored with being alone in the garden but only desiring the presence of either of her two friends. Slowly she would sit up, the cloud still hanging lazily in the air above her. SCRAWW SCRAWWW! Would ring out from the quiet sunset and send Yamamai's hair swishing around her as she looked out for what she assumed would be some nefarious avian creature. Just a few black shadows in the sky, she yelped as she saw a trio of them dive towards the lamp that her moths flocked around. Immediately she started to call them back, but was not prepared for the speed of their dive and in snapping up several dozen of the small insects. The young girls expression soured from one of fear to one of anger and irritation and the bugs halted in the air for a moment. All turning at the same moment back towards her ebony feathered foe, they would fly straight towards it with none of the lazy hesitation that moths normally flitted about with.
More of the insects would pour from her sleeves as she glared up towards the lamp at the squawking birds and dart upwards in their direction with impressive speed. At first the birds payed no mind to the insects that started to cling to their wings and gulped down more, before suddenly one went from swooping side to side to twitching erratically through the air and barely managing to glide rather than fall downwards. Still a meter above the ground, the moth covered bird screeched painfully as a wing was torn from the rest of the animal and stayed aloft through the fluttering of wings of the hundreds of insects that clung to it. Crimson would splash across the stone path as the bugs let the corpse drop to the earth, stains of the same color visible on the wings and bodies of some of the white moths. After having slain their mark they would flock to the next and perform the same mutilation of that one, and same to the third. Her swarm was tinged red, the fluttering around each other causing it to blend like a pink cloud for a moment with three mangled birds piled in the the center of the pathway. Her face was still twisted in a scowl and she flopped back down on the grass and sulked for as the sun continued to set while her moths feasted on their kill and looped around her head irritably, feeling her emotions and expressing them as well.
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