68th of Winter, 518AV
”Hey Black Eyes,” Narth’s familiar Nari nickname for Lani interrupted her silent eating. The mixed blood looked up from the Kontinese poetry book she was reading to see the Endal taking the seat beside her. Jealously, she glanced at his rations as he set them on the table, and Lani tried to ignore the yearning in her stomach while she dug further into the cheese and vegetables she was given.
”Hey Narth,” She answered, carefully placing ribbon book park on her page and then clasping the book closed. She had long since discovered what his nickname meant, but no longer cared for the bland description of herself, and tended to see it as more of an endearing name than anything else. Lani turned on her bench slighty, swinging one foot over so that she was facing Narth rather than the table, and he simply looked at her through his side eye. The communal kitchens was one of the few places the Wind Eagles could not get to, merely because of the size of the place, and so she knew she had Narth to herself.
”Tell me,” She said, popping a hunk of cheese in her mouth and chewing before she spoke again. Narth raised an eyebrow, patiently. It was her day off, and she was unsure of his schedule, but the mixed blood hadn’t spent time in his bed recently, and found herself… hungry for it. Their exchanges of pleasure were always at his will, regardless of what she was doing. At first she didn’t want them and knew that she could not refuse. With time she had learned how to twist the power of the events so that she only did what she wanted and Narth was still satisfied. Lani wasn’t sure if it was the hunger for the power of his vulnerability in those moments, or if he really had learned how to return her pleasure over time and now she found herself craving his touch, physically if nothing else. ”What you do today.”
Her demand was meant with a raised eyebrow, and she could tell that he saw the hunger in her eyes, and was deciding if he shared it. He must, men were always hungry for copulation, weren’t they? Her Auristic djed yearned and stretched in her abdomen, and so Lani let it flow to her eyes, knowing it may not share anything more with her that she did not already know. The world dimmed when she concentrated on the passive magic. The strange auras that she could not distinctly describe sung to her eyes. Lani glanced quickly through the hall, seeing the chaos of intent and emotion that all the people and objects there shared. She was not skilled enough to read the room in such a cursory glance so she focused it on Narth, the thin sliver of passive aura twirling and convulsing around his frame.
It was not the excited vibrating and buzzing that Lani was used to seeing around her bedpartner, but a slow and lethargic twirling that spoke to her of a different emotion she had not yet understood about the man. Her auristic magic could show her this emotion with concentration, but she could not identify if without further interrogation or questions to his mood.
”Hey Narth,” She answered, carefully placing ribbon book park on her page and then clasping the book closed. She had long since discovered what his nickname meant, but no longer cared for the bland description of herself, and tended to see it as more of an endearing name than anything else. Lani turned on her bench slighty, swinging one foot over so that she was facing Narth rather than the table, and he simply looked at her through his side eye. The communal kitchens was one of the few places the Wind Eagles could not get to, merely because of the size of the place, and so she knew she had Narth to herself.
”Tell me,” She said, popping a hunk of cheese in her mouth and chewing before she spoke again. Narth raised an eyebrow, patiently. It was her day off, and she was unsure of his schedule, but the mixed blood hadn’t spent time in his bed recently, and found herself… hungry for it. Their exchanges of pleasure were always at his will, regardless of what she was doing. At first she didn’t want them and knew that she could not refuse. With time she had learned how to twist the power of the events so that she only did what she wanted and Narth was still satisfied. Lani wasn’t sure if it was the hunger for the power of his vulnerability in those moments, or if he really had learned how to return her pleasure over time and now she found herself craving his touch, physically if nothing else. ”What you do today.”
Her demand was meant with a raised eyebrow, and she could tell that he saw the hunger in her eyes, and was deciding if he shared it. He must, men were always hungry for copulation, weren’t they? Her Auristic djed yearned and stretched in her abdomen, and so Lani let it flow to her eyes, knowing it may not share anything more with her that she did not already know. The world dimmed when she concentrated on the passive magic. The strange auras that she could not distinctly describe sung to her eyes. Lani glanced quickly through the hall, seeing the chaos of intent and emotion that all the people and objects there shared. She was not skilled enough to read the room in such a cursory glance so she focused it on Narth, the thin sliver of passive aura twirling and convulsing around his frame.
It was not the excited vibrating and buzzing that Lani was used to seeing around her bedpartner, but a slow and lethargic twirling that spoke to her of a different emotion she had not yet understood about the man. Her auristic magic could show her this emotion with concentration, but she could not identify if without further interrogation or questions to his mood.