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Orpheus never visited him, but Nameless tried to find any excuse to meet him at his home. He does not like me near there. He didn’t understand why. I mean no harm to Reia – his female. Opening his bone jaw to part his upper and lower fangs, he let out a louder sigh than normal. She is nice. I want a human like her. Perhaps one that didn’t smell like sticks and thorns, but a human nonetheless. He wanted a human to touch. He didn’t quite understand the difference between a male or a female. He just wanted a friend. A friend.
Aww
He could think about the humans as much as he wanted, could ponder and wish, but it wasn’t like one would fall from the sky.
Lol
It fell? A human had literally fallen from the sky.
Lol
She will be in pain if she wakes. It seems humans falling from the sky is not a good thing. Am I the cause of this? Did his wishful thinking cause this woman pain?
Lol
“Will... you give me a name?” He wouldn’t be selfish and ask for two. One name would make him happy.
His tail stilled as a coldness rushed through his heart. His shoulders slumped. Why does no one wish to give me something special to be called?
:''(
“I don’t want to be alive anymore,” she whispered. “But I also don’t want to die.”
“Magnar is your name for me?” he asked, his tone laced with curiosity. “Yeah, but if you don’t–” “I have a name!” he yelled with joy, his eyes turning bright yellow as he leapt, making Delora squeal in surprise when they both went into the air.
Awwww
“Good girl,” he rasped, making her eyes roll into the back of her head. “You brought yourself to me.”
Mmmh
