my clarity [askela]

• • Graceful turns led the beautiful fae to her destination of the mall. Windows were smashed to ribbons and some of the doors were off their hinges. The lingering smell of dogs littered the area, other animals too like raccoons and cats. The saluki walked forward, making extra careful not to slice her paw open on something she would regret later. Making her way inside she saw in front of her, a dog. A shepherd it looked like. They seemed to pay no attention to what was going on behind them and she decided to take that advantage and slip away into a side store. She now had the perfect target for her next act, and she planned to make this one the victim would never forget.

• • As the shepherd disappeared she moved again, moving from store to store to find something to use as an advantage. She found an old pottery store. Clay pieces were littered across the ground, although a few bowls and pots looked rather intact. Their designs would have been intriguing to her, had her mind not already been on her new master scheme. 'Perfect~' she thought to herself, a small giggle escaping her long jaws. Behind her, she heard the sound of laughter and when she turned she noticed a cat streaking away and out of the mall. She gave a small huff, glad that she had not been found out already, but did not the fact that its finder was that of 'good' humor. A smirk flashed across her face, 'Its always the good ones that find themselves in bad situations it seems.'

• • Askela waited a few moments for the laughter to die down, as she wanted herself to be heard. She picked up a bowl in her jaws and smashed it against a counter. Its pieces falling to the ground in a loud shatter as she let out a loud yelp and collapsed herself to the ground. Her long silky fur settling around her, and the most innocent looking face you could find on someone. She began licking her left paw as if it was causing her a large amount of pain. And here she waited. Waited for her trap to be sprung..

[ ooc: excited~ ]

• • Right on time did she hear the clicking of nails against the tile of the mall floor. And as the male got closer, Askela's ears flicked to the back of her head for a moment. The shepherd appeared and he did not seem hurtful, so her act continued. The saluki whined low as he first walked over, as if she was afraid of him for a few moments. He spoke to her, his tone sweet and curious on her situation. The fae nodded her head slowly at him in greeting, a shy smile crossing over her face.

"Hello.."

• • Her words played off her mouth in a sound that mimicked one that seemed weak and sweet. Looking at the shepherd she could tell he was one of the 'nice guys'. One of the ones that would run to the rescue and think later on if their idea was the best. The super hero's of the world. Going back to it, she figured he was kind of cute.. which would make this whole thing easier on herself.

• • The pale colored fae went to move and she placed her paw into the ground and gave a quick whine. Her eyes filled with a false worry about her own paw and she let out a soft sigh. She looked over at the shepherd and gave an encouraging smile.

"Oh don't worry your handsome little head about me. I'm fine.. I think."

• • The fae tried to raise herself up again and managed to make it to a sitting position that was accompanied by whines until she had made it. She kept the paw lifted in the air, looking over at the shepherd before looking around the store with a slight huff to her voice.

"Ohh. I came in here to look at some of the designs on the human made things, I bumped my paw into that pillar there and slipped on some pieces. The bowl fell on top of it all making the loud crash.."

• • The lie was spoken from her mouth as easy any any other words, for she had no tell signs. The rhazorn female could lie through her teeth and back before anyone could ever squeeze the real truth out of her. Askela moved her soft brown eyes to meet the shepherds, a soft smile crossing her face as if she was embarrassed. Large puffs of dust still had not settled and brushed past her face like a cloud. She batted her eyelashes a few times, just to seal the deal.

"My apologies for disturbing you.. I am Askela."

[ ooc: none ]

• • The situation was playing out perfectly in her own favor. She was playing the role as the innocent, wounded, damsel in distress. And this boy way playing the perfect part of the humble hero. It would have sent shivers down her spine, had she not be focused on her job. It was like a little story was playing out in front of her, and it had only just begun. Only in this case, the damsel would turn to become the hero's worst nightmare... But that was for much later in the story.

• • The saluki gave the shepherd a soft smile as he complimented her, mentioning if she had belonged to a pack. Askela had to start being careful here, every detail mattered in this story and if she tripped over herself even once.. well the game would be all over wouldn't it? The pale fae held back a smirk across her truly evil face, raising her soft brown eyes to meet with the shepherd's.

"No. I currently live alone.. Large crowds tend to scare me."

• • She lied, her voice holding a sad whine noise to it. As if the pale ess was scared just thinking of the idea. In reality, she loved being with the Rhazorn's. They were like a family she never really had for the longest time. It was nice having some depend on you, in the same way that one would have to depend on them. Her deception work now was all for the good of the pack, an agent had to keep their selves in tip top shape after all. But in her time of living alone, her skills were honed to almost perfection. There were dogs that it really didn't work on.. but she didn't come across them often.

• • Askela eyed the long furred male as she noticed him sniffing around the air.. as if he did not believe her lie. Her eyes narrowed slightly but softened again when he sneezed. The queen of deception offered the shepherd a soft smile when he apologized. But she was feeling slightly on guard because of it still, although her face showed nothing but a slight 'pain' filled expression as she listened to him introduce himself to her.

• • Ah.. a Cesavias. A nice group of dogs they were, mostly. Their leader was definitely a trip in his own way. It would have been her choice of pack, had she not already been a member of the Rhazorn for awhile. And the fact that she was not sure if they were accommodate her.. talent. This made the game much more interesting now. A pack dog that seemed very easy to twist with emotions. Her job was now in place. Not that Askela had any suspicions of the Cesavias, but you never know. Some of them seemed too nice. The pale fae lifted her ears a bit as he finished his introductions and seemed rather proud of his position in the pack. Soldier to her meant nothing but that he was more of a commoner. No matter.. she acted interested anyway.

"Oo. A soldier? You must be a very loyal and brave dog, Brink. It is such a pleasure to meet someone of such great ranks."

• • Her voice spoke certain words in a slightly slower pace than the rest of her sentence. Her mouth played a smile and she gave a rather impressed look all around. She pulled her long tail around her body, kicking up some more dust in which she pretended to cough through. One of the coughs knocking off her balance and she put weight on her hurt paw. She gave a small whine and lifted it up off the ground again. After a few moments she sighed, looking back to Brink.

"I suppose this was quite the place to hurt myself.. I'm so clumsy sometimes."

[ ooc: shes so good its scary. ]