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Veronica (The Beast) and Rumor
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Jun 08, 2013 03:37PM
"Well let's try to make this more simple for you then," Ginny laughed as she poured the mix onto the iron then she closed the lid and set the timer. She turned around and faced Shetan now "Let's say its winter, what's your favorite part at the moment?" The house began to smell of waffles now and it made Ginny's stomach let out a small growl since she didn't eat last night. Both Shetan and herself had stayed up late watching television together.
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Shetan turned from the window and faced her, leaning his back against the window sill and crossing his arms comfortably. "Snow," he said easily. "And just the wonderful coldness." He smirked a little.
"I enjoy watching the first snow come out," Ginny smiled at him. "
"It's always fun to see the sunlight come out in the first morning afterward and make everything sparkle," she said invisioning the actual landscape. She turned around then she pulled out a fresh waffle then poured in some more mix. "How about spring? What's your favorite part about that season?"
Shetan smiled. "I like how the sunlight makes everything look so heavenly," he murmured, glancing out the window again. "Even though I'm a demon." He smirked. Usually demons despised anything that reminded them of heaven and angels. But Shetan found the sunlight to be...well, it gave him some sort of pride. He sometimes imagined himself or remembered himself standing underneath the rays of the sun and having the streams of light shine down upon him like he was some powerful being or something, which he was. And the same kind of thing would happen whenever Shetan was standing underneath streams of moonlight as well. "I like the greenness of everything. Not to mention, there's more flowers to add to the color of this world in spring."
"It's always nice to have more flowers, I'll admit," Ginny smiled as she kept her attention on the waffling iron as she brought the lid down and set the timer. "There's one moment I always enjoy the most in spring. After all the flowers have bloomed, the wind comes at last. The white flowers begin to lose their petals and soon the wind becomes faster carrying those petals with them. It always looks like it's snowing to me, and it always has even when I was little. The swirling of the petals in the air then their descent down onto the newly green grass. Since I live out here, I get to see that every spring now." She sighed and shook her head with a small smile now "Alright then, how about Summer? What's best about that season?"
"Probably the hot weather," Shetan said with a little smile. "And swimming and being at the beach and that kind of thing." Shetan enjoyed swimming in the ocean. Now one would think that Shetan would die if he stayed in the ocean too long, due to him being fire. But the thing was that whenever it would rain, the ocean would always get rained on by rainwater, and the rainwater would mix with the salty ocean water. Rainwater was the only kind of water that couldn't hurt Shetan, so the rainwater would help form a protective barrier for him against the ocean water.
Ginny giggled as she brought two plates of waffles to the table for the both of them. "That's what I was going to say," she smiled at him "Oh and the Fourth of July. Every year I go out to the cliff that overlooks the city, its that one cliff that I showed you, and I watch the sky light up with a display of fireworks." She set down utensils for the both of them as well as some orange juice. Ginny didn't mind making food for the both of them; she used to always have it done for herself, so she felt the need to do it for others.
"Oh, yeah, I love fireworks. They're colorful, and they make a whole lot of noise." Shetan walked over to the table and sat down. "Very exciting, fireworks are. Now I know....you're going to ask me what my favorite part of autumn is. It would be the leaves changing colors, and then there's Thanksgiving, where I get to eat a lot."
Ginny laughed at the last part when he said he enjoyed Thanksgiving since he got to eat a lot. "If you come by my house around Thanksgiving, I'll be sure to make you a meal worthy of a king", she said as she sat down. "And again, I have to agree with you. I love to watch the trees change colors. Though, when the trees lose their leaves, I have a hard time cleaning up since there's trees all around me here," she laughed again then looked over to Shetan.
"Sounds good," Shetan smiled as he began eating. "Yeah, that's true....those leaves being a pain to have to clean up. Oh, and that reminds me.....another thing I like about winter is Christmas. That's my all-time favorite holiday." Shetan ate hungrily and drank down his drink between talking.
Ginny wanted to add something to what he just said but she found herself trying to suppress her giggling as she watched Shetan eat. She began to eat her breakfast as well but felt as though she was eating rather slow since Shetan was eating far faster than she was. As she reached over and grabbed her glass of orange juice, she asked "So where do you plan on leading me today? You're not going to try to lead me to my own demise, are you?" She added a little tease at the end of her question then she brought her drink to her lips.
Shetan glanced up from eating and smirked playfully. "I doubt it, seeing as we're friends now. I'm taking you beyond the mountains. Maybe after that, I'll take you over to where I live." Shetan was soon finished eating, and he drank down the rest of his juice.
Ginny set her glass down then she soon finished eating after. As she gathered up the plates, utensils, and cups, she continued to talk to Shetan. "Sounds like fun. I can't wait to see your place, the lair of the beast shall be revealed," she teased and giggled as she walked back over to the sink. Ginny seemed to be in a rather good mood today, and she had a good feeling that she'd stay that way since Shetan and herself would spend the whole day together. "He's really fun to be around, and he's such a nice guy too," she thought to herself.
"I know," Shetan murmured in a mysterious, haunting way, tinted with his own teasiness. He grinned mysteriously and wickedly in more of a teasy way as he heard how she worded it. He stood up and wandered back over to the window. I may have mentioned this to myself before, but she is unbelievably sweet....and kind....and gentle.......I like that in a human.
Ginny finished doing the dishes then wrapped up her work by drying the dishes and putting them back in their cabinets. "Since we're still on the topic of nature, what's your favorite spot in the woods? I already showed you mine, will you show me your favorite place?" she asked as she put away all the dishes then went over to the couch. She sat down as she put her shoes on and laced up her shoes. "Now that I think about it, most girls wouldn't act so normal if there was a creature like Shetan in their kitchen. I guess that just makes me strange," she thought to herself as she stood up now.
"There is a large clearing that is a meadow, and it has a few little waterfalls in it, and it's vast and grassy and full of flowers." Shetan wandered to the door and opened it, seeing she was ready, and he let her go out first. "I will show you."
Ginny smiled and walked through the door that was opened for her "Thank you," she said as she also grabbed onto Shetan's hand and lead him out through the door. She nudged it closed with her foot. "it's so beautiful out today," she realized as she walked beside him to where he was leading them.
"I'll take you to the meadow first. It's on the way to the mountains." Shetan wrapped his hand around hers and held it as they walked into the forest. He enjoyed her being there with him. He found he was enjoying her company more and more the more he was around her.
Ginny looked around them both as they walked together. For a split second, she feared that they would run into another animal that would try to hurt them both. However, she felt safe and secure when she remembered that Shetan was impossibly strong, and he had already fought off a wolf. She was making a wild guess, but she believed he was already bigger than a bear. "Hmm.. I wonder if he can roar like a bear as well.." she thought to herself curiously.
Soon Shetan saw the forest begin to part straight ahead of them, and he could see bits of the meadow through the dense trees far ahead. He kept walking with her in silence, keeping his eyes straight ahead, until they finally reached the meadow. Shetan stopped then and looked around, then his gaze shifted down to her to see her reaction.
Ginny's formed a surprised and large smile as she saw it all. Her free hand lifted up and covered part of her mouth as she took the scenery in. "Now I see why this is Shetan's favorite spot," she realized as she let go if Shetan's hand and walked over to the patch of wild flowers. She knelt down and picked one up with her soft hands. She carried it back over to Shetan then placed it behind his ear. She giggled "Pretty."
Shetan gave a small, sheepish smirk as she placed the flower behind his ear. It didn't make him look so monstrous and made him look more like a sissy. But he took it as more of a tease and innocent play. He was about to say something when he realized that he was hearing the faint trickling of the waterfalls, and he glanced in that direction, seeing them in the distance. "There's waterfalls here."
Ginny smile became larger as she went over to the waterfall almost dragging Shetan with him because she was so in love with this place. Sure enough, there were waterfalls here. She turned her gaze back over to Shetan. "Thank you, for showing me this place: for saving me, for everything". (( I have to go for a bit now ))
Shetan smiled and followed her over to the waterfall. He stood beside it with her, watching the water flow down and dump into the small pool beneath it. He glanced over down at her with a little smile. "Those were my ways to repay you for racing around trying to help and save me." His eyes twinkled in a teasy way, but he also had appreciation and gentleness mixed in with the silliness.
Ginny smiled up at him "I couldn't not help you, Shetan. Having you with me these past couple of days have been the best few days of my life," she said to Shetan. The more she looked up at him, the more she found herself loving the twinkle in his eyes and the smile in his lips. It was impossible for her not to s,Ike back at him. Her gaze turned back down to the small pool of water underneath the water fall.
Shetan gazed back down at the pool. "Should we move on to the mountains, or would you like to stay here a while longer?" He looked back up to her again.
"We should head to the mountains now otherwise we're probably be here for a while," Ginny giggled and looked back at him sheepishly. She moved back over to him and smiled up at him, "lead the way, Shetan." She was also looking at the flower behind his ear that she placed there and was very happy at the sight of this,
Shetan could tell that she was looking at the flower behind his ear, and he was sheepish. He turned around, taking her hand, and walked out of the meadow, going into more woods on their way to the mountains.
Ginny's soft hand held onto Shetan's large hand as they walked. While they made their way to the mountains, Ginny began to look around at the trees that had covered their heads but had let it just the right amount of sunlight. They began to reach new heights as they neared the mountains. "Is this where you would go on a normal day for yourself?" She asked Shetan curiously.
"Sometimes," Shetan murmured, glancing at her every now and then. "Other times, I go other places, like the meadow, or I just stick around in my cemetery." They were gradually going more uphill now, and the mountains could be seen ahead through the trees.
"Do people still come by your cemetery to visit people?" Ginny asked knowing that she only came the cemetery where her mother was buried on the anniversary of her death. "It's coming up soon. I really should bring Shetan with me to her grave when I go then," she thought to herself. She could feel the rise in ground level as they walked; the up hill walk was one reason why Ginny was glad she had tennis shoes.
"No, the graveyard is private property. All the dead people are ones that I destroyed and buried in the ground," Shetan explained. "People wouldn't dare to come around unless they were suicidal."
"So I get to come around, does that make me suicidal or just fortunate enough to be your friend?" Ginny asked in an attempt to ease her troubled thoughts when she realized that all the people that were buried there were the ones Shetan destroyed.
Shetan knew he was probably making her troubled by what he said. "Fortunate enough to be your friend," he replied, glancing down at her and searching her face for any sadness or troubled features.
Ginny looked up at him when he answered her question "I'm glad I'm your friend. I guess I would have been upset about something like this earlier. The thing is, I'm not anymore. I've sort of accepted what you are and what you do. We're friends now, so I want to be completely understanding of you. You know what I mean?" she asked feeling like she was having another ranting moment.
Shetan nodded slowly. "I get it." He gave a little, happy smile before looking ahead. Soon they had reached the top of a mountain, and they were on top of a cliff, overlooking everything.
Ginny gasped when she saw the view and her mind seemed to race. Everything about the town was there in that view; it was just perfect. "Shetan.. It's wonderful. This kind of stuff just isn't heard of anymore. Views like this don't exist at all," she said still not tearing her gaze away for a second. "Then again, a couple of days ago I was certain that creatures like Shetan didn't exist," she thought to herself.
"But they do." Shetan turned and looked at her. "They're just as real as I am." He glanced back to look over the view again. "Now you get to be on top of the world, just like I have been many times. It's a proud feeling....to be on top of the world."
"It's an incredible feeling," Ginny agreed with a smile on her forming on her lips. She brought her lips to her hands and suddenly shouted "YEAHHHH!" There were several loud bird caws and chirps and an oocasional howl from a wolf in response to her. She laughed and brought her hands away from her lips.
Shetan watched her with amusement, then he heard all the chaotic responses from the disturbed, confused animals. He burst out laughing. Then he suddenly yelled out, "HEY! YOU GUYS BETTER NOT TALK BACK TO HER NOW! I'M HERE!" Shetan listened, and then he began to hear distant but very confused and chaotic barking from many dogs in the town. Shetan started snickering and covered his mouth. "Oops."
Ginny laughed more and couldn't contain herself at the confused and chaotic barking of the dogs in the town far away from the mountains. "I think they got the message, Shetan," she giggled now after finally calming down. She turned her gaze back to Shetan and was smiling still.
Shetan laughed with her, loving all the confusion and amusement that was going on. Finally he calmed down as well. "They better," he teased before turning to face her. He smiled. "Perhaps I'll show you more now, what's beyond these mountains."
Ginny nodded her head in agreement, "I'd love to see more." She looked back over to the town and woods, and tried to see if she could see her house from there. Her vision wasn't that good enough, so she sighed and took his hand again with her own. "Let's go."
As Shetan took her down the mountain towards the world beyond, he started thinking about how much he was enjoying her company...and her. He was beginning to admit to himself that he really liked her. He held her hand in return as they reached the bottom of the mountain and started to head past the mountains.
Ginny could feel her ears pop from the change in altitude while they began to walk again. It was becoming the mid afternoon now; she knew this based on the direction of the shadows from trees and plants around them. She began to realize her thoughts and feeling for Shetan were not what they first were when she met him. "Well it's obvious that I don't fear him anymore.. But it's something beyond that," she thought to herself.
Soon they were walking beyond the mountains. A large, grassy, open plain stretched out ahead of them, and they walked into it. Shetan stopped walking and looked around, very much enjoying this plain. Then he glanced over at her.
Ginny turned her gaze back over to Shetan for a moment after she had seen the vast and never ending, and beautiful plain. For once in an almost long while, her cheeks became pink with blushing color.
Shetan noticed her blush but acted like he wasn't thinking about it. "This is what lies just beyond the mountains, this plain that stretches on and on," he murmured. "I've always liked this area."
"I think it's incredible, Shetan. Have you tried to see how far this plain goes yet?" Ginny asked curiously knowing that he may have had the chance to see it all, but she wasn't sure if he was into losing himself into nature this much.
