Moro (
biteoffherhead) wrote2012-09-19 02:03 pm
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[So, Moro's calmed down significantly since the arrival of the Kin'Corans. There was a bit of tension at first, with the arrival of new Lucetians, but she soon recognized their arrival pattern and left them be.
As their arrivals slowed down, Moro began to interact again. Namely, by dragging fallen wood from deep in the forest and leaving it by the village edge - something that she's done before. She's also bringing out branches of trees that have acorns and seeds still growing on them - hint hint, so to speak. She's got several other small things, such as various wild fruits and a few plants she recognized as edible thanks to San's diet before.
Moro herself will be approachable, not snarling or growling at all, and almost (aaaalmost) looking apologetic for her extreme behavior. Almost.]
As their arrivals slowed down, Moro began to interact again. Namely, by dragging fallen wood from deep in the forest and leaving it by the village edge - something that she's done before. She's also bringing out branches of trees that have acorns and seeds still growing on them - hint hint, so to speak. She's got several other small things, such as various wild fruits and a few plants she recognized as edible thanks to San's diet before.
Moro herself will be approachable, not snarling or growling at all, and almost (aaaalmost) looking apologetic for her extreme behavior. Almost.]
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Can't you just do that? Believe in that? That you can just live?
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Though it pains me to admit as much, you humans have learned to compete. With no born purpose, you all struggle to find something to do with yourselves. You fight for glory and recognition, be it from the gods, other humans, or yourselves. You all make yourselves out to be more important than anything else in this world - even that which you deem more important than a human life is something that does not threaten your pitiful species. With this attitude, you have given yourselves strength, and you cull nature, with reckless abandon and selfish intent.
There will come a day where you humans will find no further use of me. And that will be the day that you kill me.
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...But that doesn't matter. That last part is the important.]
There's no way that's gonna happen.
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[That is likely the first and last time he will try to tell a god what to do, but he just can't handle hearing that. It's not true. It's not true and the thought of it makes his stomach churn. The distress is obviously written all over his face, but he desperately tries to conceal it with some sort of annoyed or angry disposition.]
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It does not upset me. If you did it, it would seem fine to me.
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Be wary, then, when you deal the death blow: even cut off, a wolf's head will still bite.
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And he stands there. The fear and helplessness and general feel of being small overwhelms him.
He doesn't want to see her hurt. He doesn't want to see her in pain. He doesn't want to see her killed, of all things. Ever. Just let her leave before he has to see that. He doesn't want to see anything like that.
Especially not because of him.]
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It will be the right thing to do, when those fangs are turned against me.
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But he won't argue. What he says won't change Moro's mind. What he says won't lessen the impact or gravity of her words.
He just has to accept it.]
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But why Moro? Why is she so fixated on it?]
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The residents here, they all cow to me immediately, bowing in reverence or begging forgiveness or to be spared my fangs. You are both stupid and brave to challenge me as any wolf cub would do.
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But is she comparing him to...?]
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Your respect comes from understanding. There were once several humans that had that same respect! Their time has come and gone, in this place. Where once I had many who looked upon me and could understand my wills, I have only one, who stands before me now.
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I always question you about your [beliefs-] "truths". How am I the only one? How aren't there people that show that respect better than I do?
[...] What were those other people like?
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