![]() OOCLet's wrap this lovefest up, shall we? Her feverishly bright eyes had darkened, smoldering with barely contained desire. Paranoia held no sway, not while something else held her. Not while her Bondmate held her in his arms. But where paranoia did not dare encroach, her animalistic instincts held no such qualms. Nida felt the faint pressure on her shoulder, tugging forwards insistently. WIthout hesitation, she pressed herself against him, adjusting her position so that she straddled his lap. She could feel his desire flaring through the Bond, wildfire through a dry field of grass. It crashed like waves upon rock, meeting with hers head-on. There were no compromises here, no delicate suggestions nor intimate whisperings of feelings. It was the unspoken need to join, to love another, to banish loneliness with their warmth at your side. But the old Nida, the one who had been so careful regarding such feelings, spouting words more fit for a naive lovestruck human girl-child, was gone. In its place sat a wilder girl, uncaring for such folly, so much closer to her true form. A leopard in a human skin, and it was famished. She reacted quickly to Seliarus' movement. As his lips met hers, she pressed against them hungrily, drinking in the sensation. The explosion of feeling was quickly absorbed by the ever present fire, and his touch only fanned the flames. Nida's hand disentangled itself from his, moving to place itself behind his neck, brushing lightly against the new Chevas mark. When they came up for air, she would simply stare up at him in silence, looking at her Dhani with a possessive and hungry gaze. Mine. Mine, all mine. They can't take him. The thought repeated itself, much like the vow had, echoing in her head. True, she'd known that he had been partially hers when they had Bonded, but never as wholly as now, and had never looked at him with such possessiveness as she did at the moment. If anyone happened on the two, Nida would have gladly assumed they wished to take him from her. She would have ripped their throat out, drank their blood, and supped on the body. With a vengeful happiness, she would have done these things, with a smile on her face, and mirthful laughter on her lips. They can't take him. It would be no use to ask her who 'they' were, even if someone could manage to read the tangled jumble of thoughts that was her mind. The stress of the journey, and her worry for the Dhani had built up so much that her brain no longer functioned like it used to. Thought patterns were disrupted. Every person was an enemy. All threats. They were all enemies. |