The Cavern of Secrets holds much more than you can imagine. Once a forbidden place, the ban on entrance has been released...yet, is it a good idea to enter?
Once a great battle had been fought in this cavern, against a dark beast that had once - and still might - dwell here. No one knows where he disappeared to, but there are rumours...
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Posted on March 8, 2012 at 01:26:21 AM by Rylee
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He said he had summoned me and that caused me to blink. True, there is no such thing as coincidence but then again the thought of being summoned by him caused a smile to glide onto my colorful kissers. The smile disappeared as he laughed at my statement. My body grew warm with embarrassment. I knew that statement was stupid he didn’t have to rub it in. Sitting there in the dark cave, I tilted my head, peering into the darkness in vain yet I could see him nowhere. At his next words I raise my head and narrow my eyes at a shadow I believe to be him. Feeling as if that were futile, I simply shrugged it off and waited for my eyes to adjust. They seemed to be taking forever to do so. I blinked a couple times, trying to speed up the process but to no avail. I can feel him now, standing before me. Almost as if proving me right, his strong lyrics enter my audits and I jump slightly. Ah, so he was apologizing for his earlier statement? Well, apology accepted. My eyes had adjusted to a fair amount. I could forms and shapes but no hint of light appeared in the cavern. He was not two feet from me, our muzzles even less far away. The stillness of him caused me to freeze as well. Then, he was finally answering my question from earlier but as he finished speaking it only gave me more questions that I wanted answered. So, expecting more, I remain silent but nothing else comes. Heavy silence falls before us and I wonder if he there at all. As he shifts in position to sit I am proved wrong. Then, his powerful vocals float to me again and once more I am swept away. As my name glides from his kissers I snap to attention, causing his statement to come true. As he spells out his name, I take in every letter as if testing it in my mind. Knyghte. Nice, strong name. So he wasn’t a knight in shining armor then? Why am I not surprised? When he turns his attention to something else, I decide to test out his theory yet again. “Well Knyghte, It is a pleasure to meet you. If you want my honesty in this situation though, I would say that the same applies to you. If you are to use my name don’t use it freely, it is not just another word it is my title. If you are to respect me you are respect my title.” I grace him with a smile as I lift myself from the hard, stone covered floor and attempt to place myself directly in the middle. I wasn’t claustrophobic but his massive form was consuming me. The small journey was easier than when I first came into the cave. Perking my ears towards his direction, I tilt my head. I found it amazing that one that was blind could navigate and see better than I. He wasn’t like the others and therefore I enjoyed his presence. Not only that but he was a handsome brute and for him to be paying attention to me so made me feel special. I lifted my head and straightened my shoulders as I curled my tail around my pillars. It was a habit and my siblings made fun of me for it. They used to say how I tried too hard to look like a goddess. “What was the point of bringing me in here? I can’t see anything but forms and shapes.” I narrow my eyes and then I turn my gaze to the entrance. When did it get so far away? I shift my gaze and lock onto his bright orbs. He was special, everything about him was special. His eyes were so glorious and so was he. The only problem was that I wasn’t. I sighed quietly as my eyes went back to the entrance. I must look so average to him, so plain. I wondered if he had someone who looked as amazing as he. Wrinkling my nose, I catch his musky aroma again and the strength of it causes me to sneeze. It was everywhere now and so was he. In my mind, out of it. He existed everywhere and then I knew that if her were to leave I would never forget him. He had me at hello if that’s what they say. I dared to turn my bright portals towards him again and I caught myself staring. “Earlier, when you said I was interrupting, should I leave?” It was another stupid thing to flow from my maw. I immediately averted my gaze to the entrance yet again, covering up my stupidity as if I was distracted by something. Lucky for me, a squirrel stood in the open hole, chewing on a nut of some sort. He seemed oblivious to our presence. As he scampered off to do who knows what, I returned my gaze to him yet again. It seemed that I couldn’t look away for too long for fear of not seeing him there again. |Rylee|Adult|Female| |
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