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Lord Starshadow · 02-27-2003, 06:06 PM

ooc: Choatic neutrals are fun.

Pathris smiled at Moralae as she spun around. She was definitely crazy. She made his head spin worse than a top in a tornado. Trying to predict her actions would be like trying to predict the weather a year from now. Her rationale was nowhere to be found, and common sense had gone out the window a long time ago.

She was perfect, in other words.

"Morals? What are those?" he replied. He eyed her suspiciously. "Those don't have anything to do with laws, do they? 'Cause if they do..." he paused to grin mischievously, "we can just break every single one of them. Some of them twice."

He did not blush at her next comment, but just raised an eyebrow seductively. It really did lose effect when said straight out. Pathris much preferred subtlety, much preferred cleverness, much preferred... oh hell, it didn't matter what he preferred. This woman was fun.

Pathris laughed as she stated her reasons for suggesting a magical barrier. "I'm personally offended that you think that about these people. These people are the most interesting people I've ever met. These people... aw hell, we'd be doing them a favor if we killed them. I can't imagine anything being worse than this. I don't even think they'd do anything if you yelled that out in common."

He let himself be tugged off in what he gueesed was the direction of the pond. Not that he cared, of course. The way this was going, it would be much more fun for him to be led. It was nice to be free once again. "That pond does sound awfully inviting when you put it like that..."

ooc: Maybe this should be "Chapter II - Pathris Gets Scandalous." [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

02-27-2003, 06:06 PM	#16
Lord Starshadow Quintesson Join Date: October 3, 2002 Location: The plane of non-existence... and Michigan Age: 45 Posts: 1,087	ooc: Choatic neutrals are fun. Pathris smiled at Moralae as she spun around. She was definitely crazy. She made his head spin worse than a top in a tornado. Trying to predict her actions would be like trying to predict the weather a year from now. Her rationale was nowhere to be found, and common sense had gone out the window a long time ago. She was perfect, in other words. "Morals? What are those?" he replied. He eyed her suspiciously. "Those don't have anything to do with laws, do they? 'Cause if they do..." he paused to grin mischievously, "we can just break every single one of them. Some of them twice." He did not blush at her next comment, but just raised an eyebrow seductively. It really did lose effect when said straight out. Pathris much preferred subtlety, much preferred cleverness, much preferred... oh hell, it didn't matter what he preferred. This woman was fun. Pathris laughed as she stated her reasons for suggesting a magical barrier. "I'm personally offended that you think that about these people. These people are the most interesting people I've ever met. These people... aw hell, we'd be doing them a favor if we killed them. I can't imagine anything being worse than this. I don't even think they'd do anything if you yelled that out in common." He let himself be tugged off in what he gueesed was the direction of the pond. Not that he cared, of course. The way this was going, it would be much more fun for him to be led. It was nice to be free once again. "That pond does sound awfully inviting when you put it like that..." ooc: Maybe this should be "Chapter II - Pathris Gets Scandalous." [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]