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Jun 11, 2013 04:59PM
"Yeah, it goes on for several miles." Shetan started slowly walking again towards a nearby tree that was straight ahead. When he reached it, he touched the bark absentmindedly, looking around, before he sat down underneath it.
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Ginny followed after him then didn't think much of it when she sat down beside him under the same tree. The plain's grass felt nice on her soft skin as well as the breeze. "I think I could spend forever here in this plain, Shetan. It's so peaceful", she said.
"So could I," Shetan agreed, leaning and reclining back against the tree. He felt restful and content. After that long walk, it felt good to sit down and recline somewhere. But he felt even happier inside with Ginny around.
Ginny absentmindedly moved herself close to Shetan until her arm touched his and they both were in the shadow of the tree. She took a deep breath then sighed in relaxation softly while she enjoyed the view. Nothing could ruin this for her; she had all the time it world, it seemed, and she wanted to not let Shetan leave. (( an idea occurred to me about how we could add a conflict to this if you're interested ))
((Sure. What kind of conflict?))
Shetan noticed her moving closer to him and gave a faint smile. He continued looking around again at the plain. There were a few scattered trees in it, including this tree they were sitting underneath.
Shetan noticed her moving closer to him and gave a faint smile. He continued looking around again at the plain. There were a few scattered trees in it, including this tree they were sitting underneath.
(( I was going to say that the people in town who had heard about Shetan and were aware of the fact that he killed people, could come looking for him by going door to door and asking people if they had seen him )).Ginny found herself dozing off for a while with her head leaning against Shetan's shoulder. The walk into the woods, up the mountain, and past the mountain had left her tired. She hadn't felt its effect until she closed her eyes for a second and then was out of it.
((Sure! That can happen. Should it happen when they are back inside Ginny's house? Also, would you like to play the part of the people coming by?))
Shetan remained awake, not tired and only relaxed, and he felt her head on his shoulder. He glanced down at her before slowly moving his hand and placing her hand in his.
Shetan remained awake, not tired and only relaxed, and he felt her head on his shoulder. He glanced down at her before slowly moving his hand and placing her hand in his.
(( Yes, it can happen when they return back to her house. And yes again, that was my original plan to be the townspeople :) By the way, I absolutely adore Shetan. Also, I'm about to call it a night. I just wanted to make sure that I had posted one last time before I went to sleep ))Ginny hair began to blow into her face as she slept; this is what woke her up. Her hands lifted up as she blinked her eyes open to move aside her hair that tickled her nose. She looked over at Shetan and smiled softly "Hi there," she said.
((Okay! I really love Shetan, too. :) ))
Shetan glanced over at her when he noticed her moving and waking up. "Hi," he smiled. He looked up at the sky and noticed that it was beginning to get late. The sun was starting to go down. "This late already?" he murmured.
Shetan glanced over at her when he noticed her moving and waking up. "Hi," he smiled. He looked up at the sky and noticed that it was beginning to get late. The sun was starting to go down. "This late already?" he murmured.
Ginny sighed and looked over at Shetan. "Time flies when you're having too much fun," she said then she stood up and stretched her arms. The tree had provided perfect shade for them both to relax in, and it was still giving her shade while she stood.
Shetan stood up as she did, looking over at the sunset that was beginning to fall, the bright colors of red, orange, and yellow coming over the sky.
Ginny turned her attention to the sky as well. "Maybe we could stay for just a little longer. Just long enough to watch the sun set," she reassured herself as looked up to Shetan's face and saw the reflection of the beautiful sky in his eyes.
Shetan stared at the sunset for a long time. He enjoyed it when the sun set. Personally, he liked sunsets better than sunrises. Finally after a while, his gaze shifted down to her.
Ginny's hand found Shetan's hand. Despite having held his hand so often now, she was unable to get over the difference in size. "We should get going before it gets too dark, Shetan. We probably don't want to be caught in the mountains when night falls," she said to him remembering how they already had a conflict with being in the woods at night. Her arm that was clawed by the wolf suddenly stung at the memory.
"I think it's going to get too dark even while we're making our way back," Shetan said. "The way back is much too far in order to be back before dark. There is a way for me to take you back to your house without having to worry about darkness and wolves and the like." Right after he spoke, his huge, black demon wings sprouted out of his back and stretched magnificently. "I can fly you back."
Ginny took several steps back when he sprouted his wings and she almost fell over. "Wow," was all she said. "I didn't know you could fly, much less have wings that big. I can't believe I never even noticed them before." She walked back over to Shetan and found her hand lifting up slowly then she touched his dark gargoyle wing. "They're incredible," she breathed.
Shetan crossed his arms proudly, looking almost like a magnificent demon statue the way he stood in his pose. He gave a small grin down at her. "They are my pride," he said, glancing back at them.
"I can tell. They're something worth being proud over," Ginny said as she looked up at Shetan. "I guess it's time to fly, Shetan". She gave him a small smile.
Shetan smiled before moving down, getting on his hands and knees for her. It would have been hard for her to get on his back otherwise, since he was so big.
Ginny moved around Shetan then she got onto his backside. Her arms wrapped around his neck making her hands splay on his chest. Her chin rested on his backside then she said with her smile becoming not so small anymore. "Ready."
Shetan carefully lifted up off the ground so that she wouldn't fall off, and he began to flap his wings, rising higher and higher into the sky until he was flying over the mountains.
Ginny continued to cling onto Shetan, but she looked around the sky to see the view. "It's beautiful," she breathed softly as she looked below them as well. Her eyes picked out several silhouettes from some forest animals. Ginny then laid her head onto his backside and sighed happily and tiredly.
Shetan smiled and looked around himself as he flew. He always enjoyed himself whenever he flew. Soon they were flying over the woods, and he saw Ginny's house below. He flew lower until he landed on his hands and knees on the ground. He waited for Ginny to get off before he stood up, stretching his wings.
Ginny climbed off of Shetan then she stood up now and watched from a few feet as he stretched his wings. "I doubt I'll be able to get over their size and greateness," she thought to herself as she yawned then lead Shetan back inside. For a second, she thought that she heard someone shout so her head swiveled back.
As Shetan followed her back inside, his wings folded and disappeared inside his back. But as he entered inside, he thought he heard a faint shout as well. His head whipped back towards the door at the outdoors, wondering if he really did hear what he heard. There always was that possibility that people could have looked up and seen Shetan flying through the sky.
Ginny turned her gaze back to Shetan and shook her head and gave him a reassuring smile. "It's nothing, Shetan" she said as she lead him inside then closed the door behind him. As soon as she closed, the door, she heard a definite shout now. She peered out through her window by parting the curtains and saw a group of people walking towards her house. They didn't look happy. She closed the curtains immediately then looked back at Shetan.
Shetan trusted her word and immediately dismissed the thought. But then he stopped abruptly, hearing a louder shout. He saw the group of people coming through the curtains that Ginny had opened, and his face suddenly became like a defensive wolf. His lips curled back to reveal his sharp teeth, and he snarled at the people outside.
"Shhh, calm down Shetan," Ginny said placing her hands on his chest since she couldn't reach his face. "Just let me handle this, please. I don't want you to get into any more trouble." Her pleading eyes begged him to listen to her and trust in her this one time. There was a knock at her door.
Shetan visibly calmed down, his snarling dying down to heavy breathing and soft growls. His head whipped around towards the door when he heard the knock, and he tensed. He stared back down at her. "I trust you. But if they come in, I'm hiding."
Ginny smiled up at him suddenly then leaned up onto her tip toes then she kissed his cheek. "Thank you," she said then she hurried over to the door and opened it then walked out closing it behind her to see that there was surprisingly a large group of people from town there. "Hi guys. It's a bit late out, I was about to go to sleep actually. What are you all doing here?" she asked.One of the men in the group who was standing in the front looked at Ginny. "We're on the hunt right now for a creature we believe to be in the woods where your house is."
Ginny acted confused and her eyebrows furrowed together to add to it. "I don't understand. If you're talking about bear or wolf, there's plenty of them out here. Having a group of your size out and about would probably scare the poor animal away".
The man shook his head and tried to contain his frustration and anger at this point. "We're looking for a creature that isn't from this world. Several people from town went out to chase the beast away, but they never came back. When the medics came out to look for them, they found their mangled bodies...One of them was my son".
Shetan was listening with his great sense of hearing. He was standing a little bit close to the door, his head cocked to the side like a wolf as he listened. His teeth bared, and he felt a silent growl rising in his throat, but he made sure he didn't growl loud enough for them to hear him. That was the last thing he wanted. He started backing away from the door, choosing to hide anyway. He went into the bedroom.
"I'm sorry, about your son sir. But I'm still confused as to what you're talking about," Ginny said showing sympathy for the man in her eyes. She tried not to focus too much on the great magnitude of the people that were with him.The man produced his phone from his pocket letting out a sigh of frustration and exhaustion. "I want to show you something," he said at last. He played back a video for Ginny to see. It wasn't high quality, but it was visible as to what he wanted to show her.
Ginny's heart dropped into her stomach when she saw the video. It was of Shetan flying with his large wings: this wasn't too long ago. "Maybe it was this man's shout that Shetan and I heard earlier," she realized. She was grateful, though, that with she herself wasn't visible in the image. Her silhouettte gave Shetan a larger shape. "What is that thing?" she asked in a frightened whisper.
The man sighed "We were hoping that you might know seeing as you live out here."
Ginny shook her head "I'm sorry, but I've never seen anything like that before in my life."
Shetan closed the door once he was in the bedroom. He didn't even think of locking it. He was in Ginny's bedroom. He moved over and sat on the bed, waiting for Ginny to come back inside after making the people leave. He was frightened, very frightened inside.
The man realized that this was becoming pointless now since she clearly seemed to have no idea about this creature. "Be sure to let us know if you see it in the woods, alright? You're the only person that lives out here, and the last thing we'd want is for you to get killed as well". The group of people nodded in agreement and solemnly because they too had all lost a loved one to Shetan.Ginny nodded her head "I promise, if something goes wrong, I'll tell you".
"Good. Have a good night, and we apologize for coming by so late," the man then he and the group of people walked away from Ginny's house.
Ginny tried to close the door not too quickly so that the people would hear her. When she looked out her window, and saw that they were gone, she immediately hurried into her bedroom and saw Shetan sitting on her bed. She let out a sigh of releif and smiled at Shetan. "They're gone".
Shetan stood up immediately, running his fingers through his hair absentmindedly. He looked down at her and let out a huge sigh of relief, before he walked over to her and hugged her. "Thank you," he murmured thankfully in relief.
Ginny hugged him back and was as relieved as Shetan was that the people were gone. "You're welcome," she said with her voice hinting at how tired she was. Having Shetan with her had become some normal to her that she was deathly afraid of losing him.
Shetan pulled back and looked down into her face. It was then for the first time that he realized just how beautiful she really was. He subconsciously reached up and moved some strands of hair away from her face in an affectionate way.
Ginny's freckled face blushed softly when Shetan's hand moved aside some of her hair from her face. The gesture was so simple, yet it made her heart flutter like a butterfly. "He's beautiful in his own way... Behind the face of a monster, lies a being with the largest heart ever," she thought to herself as she smiled softly when she met his gaze. "Thank you," she said after he moved her hair aside.
Shetan smiled gently and softly. "I can tell you're tired. You should get some sleep." He looked towards the window at the night that had fallen outside.
Ginny nodded her head knowing that she was very exhausted. Then an idea occurred to her which had her eyes widen for a moment. "I'll be right back then," was what she said then she grabbed a pair of pajamas from her dresser and made her way into her bathroom. She shut the door then she changed out if her clothes and into her comfortable sleep attire. When she came back, she had finally found the courage to ask him "...Will you sleep with me tonight?"
Shetan was still standing close to the doorway by her bed. He was so big that he would have to bend down every time he would have to go through a doorway. He looked at her. "I will," he murmured before he went over and lay down on the bed.
Ginny went back over to her bed and climbed onto it. Suddenly her bed seemed so small since Shetan was on it, then she pulled the blanket up and over them both. She had to reach to pull the blanket up to cover Shetan as best she could. Ginny laid back down and laid on her side so she could look up at Shetan. "Good night," she said softly.
"Good night," Shetan said, closing his eyes. The room was very dark, almost too dark to see, although Shetan could see well.
Ginny closed her eyes then fell asleep almost immediately. She slept soundly in her dark bedroom with a friendly monster sharing her bed with her. Her dream consisted of herself flying through the night sky, then Shetan flew beside her. It was then that she realized that she had her own pair of white feathery wings.
Shetan's sleep was mostly dreamless, but there were moments where he dreamed of her. He smiled slightly, but then he frowned in his sleep as the nightmares kicked in. Him getting shot by the hunters, Ginny running to his side when he fell, Shetan breathing his last breath and dying. Shetan suddenly woke up, sitting up in bed. He breathed quietly and heavily, covering his face in his hands.
Ginny was woken up by Shetan's heavy breathing since she wasn't exactly a light sleeper. She rubbed her eyes with her hand then she saw why she had woken up: Shetan was afraid of something. Ginny moved closer to Shetan after she had sat up and looked at him concerned. "Shetan? What's wrong? Did you have a bad dream?" she asked in a worried tone since she had never seen him hide his face in his hands.
It was then that Shetan realized that he was crying, the tears flowing down his cheeks. Thinking that his voice would break if he talked, Shetan only nodded, still keeping his face in his hands. He began crying silently.
Ginny felt sad for Shetan, and wanted, more than anything to help him feel better. She sat closer to him then her hand reached up and rested on his strong arm. "It's alright, it wasn't real. And everyone has nightmares, Shetan. You don't have to be afraid or embarrassed by it," she said reassuringly and comfortingly. Her heart strings were being tugged on and yanked hard by Shetan's sadness.
Shetan was quietly sobbing now, his body shaking a little from the sobs that were quiet but audible. His luxurious, wavy, black hair covered his back and draped over his broad shoulders, reaching down to the bed he was sitting on, and some of it was covering a bit of his face that in turn was covered by his hands. He choked back a sob and managed to speak between sobs. "But...what if...it really did happen? Me getting killed by the people....and you being left all alone to die of heartache and grief because I'm gone?"
Ginny used both of her hands now to slowly move Shetan's hands away from his face. She finally saw his tear streaked face and the sadness mixed with fear look in his eyes. "You keep saying "what if", Shetan. Why not talk about what actually will happen? You won't get killed by those people because you're stronger than them in every way. I won't ever be sad because I won't have to lose you to them or anybody. Nothing's going to happen," she said to Shetan with her hands still holding his hands comfortingly in his lap.
