November 27, 2017, 09:00:11 PM
speech ♚ thoughts
The stoic Captain was on the move.
Corvus always had a mission in mind; even when she was standing still, she really wasn't. She was a wolf that was always restless, always looking for something to do. Hating laziness, the god-child attempted to run from it by keeping herself busy. Even after the war, she found herself moving within the valley with purpose. Speaking of... many were coming back still from the war. Now that it was over (but was it truly?), Corvus waited to see what would possibly be coming towards them now. One thing was clear, though.
Even though she may not say it, she was proud of her Ashigaru.
They had moved in and taken the war by the horns, fighting for their Rosas. It almost made her smile (almost), and perhaps she would acknowledge that. While she wasn't one to praise often, she knew sometimes soldiers did better when they were given merit. Nonetheless, other things were also plaguing her mind that kept her from doing such a good deed.
Such as now, finding herself at the borders of the maze. Corvus was staring out into the endless labyrinth that surrounded the Valley. The wall that kept them secret from the outside world for the most part. Even still... that hadn't stopped Oukoku-kai from encountering its own opposing forces. The fire, the war, the intruders... all things that Corvus remembered, and even still tasted on her tongue. Her body was still healing in some places, the familiar itch of wounds still scabbing over and taking their natural course of healing. Death Valley fought valiantly, and still remained standing. Corvus would ensure that.
Sounds of another approaching made her ear swivel back to listen. The breeze kicked up a convenient wind, bringing scent along with it. "Yellow Seour," came the natural formality from her maw. Then she caught herself as she turned her head to look at her bond. "Achilles." Sharp purple eyes gazed sternly at the Yellow Seour, not because she meant it that way -- it was just how her natural gaze was. "It's been a while." Many questions hanging on those simple words.
Corvus always had a mission in mind; even when she was standing still, she really wasn't. She was a wolf that was always restless, always looking for something to do. Hating laziness, the god-child attempted to run from it by keeping herself busy. Even after the war, she found herself moving within the valley with purpose. Speaking of... many were coming back still from the war. Now that it was over (but was it truly?), Corvus waited to see what would possibly be coming towards them now. One thing was clear, though.
Even though she may not say it, she was proud of her Ashigaru.
They had moved in and taken the war by the horns, fighting for their Rosas. It almost made her smile (almost), and perhaps she would acknowledge that. While she wasn't one to praise often, she knew sometimes soldiers did better when they were given merit. Nonetheless, other things were also plaguing her mind that kept her from doing such a good deed.
Such as now, finding herself at the borders of the maze. Corvus was staring out into the endless labyrinth that surrounded the Valley. The wall that kept them secret from the outside world for the most part. Even still... that hadn't stopped Oukoku-kai from encountering its own opposing forces. The fire, the war, the intruders... all things that Corvus remembered, and even still tasted on her tongue. Her body was still healing in some places, the familiar itch of wounds still scabbing over and taking their natural course of healing. Death Valley fought valiantly, and still remained standing. Corvus would ensure that.
Sounds of another approaching made her ear swivel back to listen. The breeze kicked up a convenient wind, bringing scent along with it. "Yellow Seour," came the natural formality from her maw. Then she caught herself as she turned her head to look at her bond. "Achilles." Sharp purple eyes gazed sternly at the Yellow Seour, not because she meant it that way -- it was just how her natural gaze was. "It's been a while." Many questions hanging on those simple words.