Anouther game, anouther day

This rp is an introductoin of my two characters. Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun.

The sun was just starting to rise in the sky as a lone figure flew threw the air. His name was Talons . He was a nasty sort of bird . As he glided threw the air he looked down at his loyal slave err I mean servent as he walked with him. He did not under stand why the young peacock did not fight against him. Maybe it was due to the fact that he was so scary when angered. Talons now looked ahead watching fo any other creature in the area.

Mean while on the ground. The young peacock slowly followed his master. He did not know where they were going. He had learned long ago to never question his master. He always wondered why his master had even chosen to spare him at all. Maybe he just needed a friend. That was very unlikely though. His master hated company for the most part. The real reason was probaly the fact that he did anything that he was asked to do. He now looked down at the ground as he walked trying not to catch his masters eye.

(I think Talons is a hawk, and the other one is a peafowl.)

Water-Wings and her best friend Avian were rolling in the sky, as usual, when they spotted Crystal-Heart walking towards a peafowl. The peahen looked rather georgous today, like any day. Water-Wings noticed a hawk in the sky and almost fell from the air. The blue jay didn't trust anybird of prey except for Avian. The falcon and blue jay flew towards Crystal-Heart. "Do you know these birds?" asked Water-Wings, her robe flapping and her bracelet glittering.

Avian hovered in the air while Water-Wings walked on the ground. The red-tailed hawk seemed suspicious, because the last hawk in Stone-Run had been Lord Turnatt, and he had almost caused Water-Wings to die before she had hatched.

Avian stared the hawk in the face. "Who are you?" she demanded. "You don't belong here. Are you the heir of Lord Turnatt? If you are, then get. out. now."

Water-Wings smiled. This peacock seemed kind enough. "Hello." she said, "I am Water-Wings. You are welceome here, all birds are. You don't need to be afraid."

The hawk stared at the falcon as she spoke to him. This bird really did not have a right to tell him what to do. He gave her a dark glare and stared at her for a few second before he gave her a response. As if in reponce to his thought the female peafowl below spoke. Well that helped a bit. But sadly she was wrong to think that he was a good sort of bird. “Well if you must know I am talons. You know that is no way to make a first impressin . No I would not say that I am his anything” .he said with a dark hiss. He was not the lest bit intimidated by this falcon. He then spotted yet another bird flying . What was this a royal gathering of some sort.


Mean while on the ground. The young peafowl just kind of stared at the female blue jay now. He was not afraid of them just wary. He decided not to push his luck though. He gave a glance up to see where his master was. Good he had not left him here alone. He tried to think of what to say to them. “Ahh I see. I am pension loyal servant for my master talons.” he said. His voice was very soft almost as if he did not use it often. He then heard the sound of another bird approaching. Oh wow he did not like all of this company at once.

Avian glared back at the hawk, tempted to slash his face clean through. She could have done it, too. "I don't believe in forst impressions." spat AVian, "I know how hawks behave and I must say, it is not polite in the least."

Water-Wings opened her beak to say something when another peahen burst from the foliage, singing a jolly tune and a female goldfinch sitting on the peahen's back played a violin. Another bird, a fairy tern, laughed while trying to keep a straight face. Then the goldfinch noticed all the other birds. "Hey Half-Cloud, Glass-Feathers, you have any idea as to whats going on?"
"Olive-Toes, shut up." said Glass-Feathers, the fairy tern.

Avian glared back at teh hawk, still hovering. "Guests? I don't think so. hawk never come into Stone-Run!"
Olive-Toes seemed to shrink and she hopped into Half-Cloud's shadow. The peahen didn't seem to notice Talons, she only noticed Pension. Half-Cloud always seemed to go in a trance around peacocks. Glass-Feathers, a rather fiesty bird, smiled and said, "Crystal-Heart, you must be joking. These birds are rediculous, and I agree with Avian." Olive-Toes only whimpered and seemed to skrink even further. Water-Wings was unsure of who's side to take.

Avian grew tired of hovering and landed near Crystal-Heart. "I don't believe you sometimes. You're too nice. Don''t you know that a hawk by any other name is just as cruel?"
Olive-Toes puffed her feathers out a bit and said, "I don't know if the hawk is mean or not, but I think we should give them a chance."

"Look," Avian argued, "I don't care what you think but I'm not going to trust this bird unless he can prove himself." The Falcon puffed up her feathers, makign Olive-Toes seem even smaller. Glass-Feathers looked around, and said, "I don't think this hawk is doing to be friendly, but I'll eait and see, and try to be brave. If any type of birds know how to be brave, it's fairy terns. they lay their eggs on bare branches!"
HalfCloud broke out of her trance for a moment and said, "I say we trust them."

Avian shook her head and looked away, saying, "Say what you wish, he'll have his chance soon enough."


((BTW, i'm not really trying to be angsty in Real Life, Avian's beign a Downer OC is all, in case you were wondering))

Without warning, Avian drew a golden cutlass from a compartment in her robe and said, "Oh, he'll have his chance alright."

Avian was grinning evily. "It was a gift from my grandfather before I left Kauria. He said it would be very useful, and boy was he ever right!" The falcon began to rise sloqly into the air, the cutlass still in her foot.