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Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 2:54 pm
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Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 2:23 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 10:03 pm
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Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2011 8:25 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 12:38 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:25 pm
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Tianara could feel the clouds beginning to lighten. Water was water, after all, and ocean children had an affinity for water second only to the merfolk that they called family. Feeling Shally's tongue on her hand, she started and pulled her hand away. Then she glanced down, realized what it was and smiled, running her hand lightly over the dog's head.
Her dark hair had gotten tangled up from the wind earlier, and she had yet to fix it - more obvious now that she stood with her back to both of them, with the dog standing beside her. Despite her baggy boy's jeans and too-big shirt, she gave off the air of a fragile fairy princess.
"Yes," she replied to Joshua's question, a touch too softly. "Yes, I'm fine."
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 1:51 pm
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2011 10:29 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:28 pm
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Tianara glanced over her shoulder at him, and smiled a little bit. Brush it out? Whatever that meant, it sounded kind of nice. She had never bothered to do very much with her hair aside from pull her fingers through it now and again, so maybe that was what it was about.
"I--" She glanced at Joshua, looking for some kind of confirmation that this wasn't odd. She didn't see any obvious yes or no, so she went with it and said, "Okay."
Gently, she ran a hand over the dog's head, comforting and reassuring as best she could. She was okay, just a little shaken up. Memories were not that big a deal.
Even the bad ones.
So she turned and looked at Joshua, and reached out to him mentally. "Don't be worried. I'm okay. Really. We'll go back to the cove when the storm dies down and check on the others."
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:45 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 12:52 pm
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Tianara made a little purring sound while Adrian brushed her hair out, but her eyes remained fixed on the window. It felt nice, like she'd thought it might, but she was still too shy to relax fully into it the way she might have with a more trusted friend.
Besides, she was worried about the others - would they have been at the cove when the storm hit?
She watched the storm die down, and decided that if they couldn't get away soon, she would likely go mad. Since her mind was wandering anyway, it soon came to the conclusion that she really didn't mind Adrian's touch.
Not at all. And that flustered her for some reason.
At some point, she had to get away to talk to Kiro. He was older and had spent years in the human world; he'd know how to explain to her what was going on. She could ask Joshua, of course, but she didn't really feel right asking Joshua.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:02 pm
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Once upon a time there was a girl You really wouldn't call her typical Had her own definition of cool She lived in her own world
Aiden smirked to himself, hearing Tiarana's little purr. There we go. Now she was starting to relax. He'd just brushed the last of the tangles from her hair when Joshua stood up. "We'd better get going. Sorry to rush off on you Aiden, but I want to make sure my little cabin made it through the storm okay." He said, using that as his excuse. While he was worried about his cabin, that wasn't his main concern. He wanted to check on the merfolk.
Aiden snorted playfully, putting the brush down. "You and your cabin. I swear, you care more about that thing than you would about a kid."
Joshua stuck his tongue out at the other male. "Yeah well that cabin is my home, work, and pleasure. I kinda need it in good shape. Tianara? You ready to head out?" He asked, shifting his attention to her.
She had her own style, her own rules She played along like it was usual Nobody really even knew her name To her life was one big game
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 1:16 pm
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Tianara glanced wistfully at the brush for a second, but smiled at Joshua all the same. "Yes, I think we should probably go," she agreed. "I should probably get home." She couldn't recall if, in Joshua's imaginary backstory for her, there were people waiting for her at home, so she didn't mention anyone being worried.
Though there might very well be some people who were.
She shook back her hair, turned and smiled easily at Adrian. "Thank you for the shelter," she said. "It was very..." A brief hesitation. "...kind of you."
That was what you said, right?
Refusing to paralyze herself with her own confusion, she looked towards the door and waited for Joshua's signal that they could go.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 10:10 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 10:21 pm
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((OOC: I can't remember where we left the merfolk. And what ever happened to the crazy old guy and his granddaughter? Also, a hundred pages later, we need to start that war of ours soon. >.>))
Tianara had tilted her head back, smiling up into the storm-swept air. "It's lovely," she agreed. She had shaken the stress, and felt a little better. Though she was still worried about the turns that the future seemed to be taking, she was starting to think that maybe -maybe - they'd be all right.
"How do you know him?" she asked perfunctorily, wanting to talk about something while they were on their way back to the cove that had nothing to do with war and death. "Adrian?"
She thought that that was a safe enough topic, as they headed out of the town and towards the cliffs again. Certainly better than storage of food and weapons, or how they were to protect themselves when the fighting came to them.
When it broke out for sure.
Pushing it aside, she looked at him and waited for his answer.
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