Walking along the back alley ways and side streets of the Grand Palais, Surutameni idly kicked at the dirt, rocks, and trashed that littered the streets. He was just wondering about even though the chakra contained within the crystals above his head were dimming as "night" approached. His mind was distracted, Unmei had been acting weirdly lately, and he was unsure as to the reason why. The bird would be gone for more and more time each day, returning usually only to sleep at night. He sighed heavily, feeling incredibly alone like he used to before he had taken the avian creature into his home and life. As he trudged along, the familiar lonesome caw was heard as the black and white bird dove towards his companion.
After a few seconds of his dive, Unmei landed softly and comfortably upon Surutameni's shoulder and looked him dead in the eyes. The bird's attitude was different and his fixed gave was piercing and unwavering. It seemed as though the bird knew something the boy he rested upon did not. Unmei peered into his eyes, and into his very soul it seemed. He cackled and cawed taking flight once more, only to perch several feet ahead upon the hilt of a an ancient sword. The bird turned it's gaze once more to look into the boy's amber eyes. As he did so Suru heard an echo of a voice resounding heavily within his very mind.
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The child blinked and shook his head, taking a step back, unsure of what was happening. He took a deep breath to steady his pounding heart, as he did so he could feel an overbearing presence weighing down upon him. He could feel his heart beating, his hands ached for the feel of the weight and grip of a hilt. As he took in these feelings the crow flapped his wings heavily taking himself and the weapon into the air. Suru watched as the weapon and Unmei rose above him, gasping as the blade lurched and broke free of its scabbard, and fell right into the outstretched and waiting hands of Surutameni. Returning to his perch, the bird's talons clicked against the scabbard as he grasped the end of the item and balanced himself there. When he was comfortable, the echoing voice once again reverberated through the boy's head.
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<I>(OOC: heehee oh the play on the title... This still feels kind of short. But oh well.)
After a few seconds of his dive, Unmei landed softly and comfortably upon Surutameni's shoulder and looked him dead in the eyes. The bird's attitude was different and his fixed gave was piercing and unwavering. It seemed as though the bird knew something the boy he rested upon did not. Unmei peered into his eyes, and into his very soul it seemed. He cackled and cawed taking flight once more, only to perch several feet ahead upon the hilt of a an ancient sword. The bird turned it's gaze once more to look into the boy's amber eyes. As he did so Suru heard an echo of a voice resounding heavily within his very mind.
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"You are not ready to accept your fate, you have yet to awaken your blade..."
<i></i>The child blinked and shook his head, taking a step back, unsure of what was happening. He took a deep breath to steady his pounding heart, as he did so he could feel an overbearing presence weighing down upon him. He could feel his heart beating, his hands ached for the feel of the weight and grip of a hilt. As he took in these feelings the crow flapped his wings heavily taking himself and the weapon into the air. Suru watched as the weapon and Unmei rose above him, gasping as the blade lurched and broke free of its scabbard, and fell right into the outstretched and waiting hands of Surutameni. Returning to his perch, the bird's talons clicked against the scabbard as he grasped the end of the item and balanced himself there. When he was comfortable, the echoing voice once again reverberated through the boy's head.
"Hmmmmmph, perhaps you are indeed ready..."
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<I>(OOC: heehee oh the play on the title... This still feels kind of short. But oh well.)