3/10/2026, 2:58 AM
As nice as a sky was, a thing so important to the Starwoven man, making a new friend was much more exciting. His molten gold eyes looked to Tiberii with great attention, and he held an odd mixture of formality and uncontrolled child-like excitement. In fact, it was exactly like a pup who was trying so hard to be an adult but…wasn’t quite getting it right.
It was probably odd looking for the burly tri-colored man.
His tail wagged as he looked at the dark woman, who seemed friendly enough and willing to engage. Exciting! His little mess up on his name though…he suddenly felt the weight of it. The elders would have corrected him for such a simple mess up. They always told him he was very enthusiastic, but prone to mistakes, which was why he was never chosen to leave the Starheart. He should have been better, despite it being the first time he had ever vocalized his new name to someone.
”Yes, Euphemia placed this name upon this one. This one fell to a dreadful beast of mud and rot, and rose again north of this place. Such a turning of fate calls for a new name to be woven into the stars, of which Euphemia chose Adonis,” he explained, maintaining a joyful smile, though in the back of his mind the images of the monster flashed in his mind, and the face of Devika in the fray. Luckily, the effects of the flame did not allow this to burden his expression.
There was more exciting, happy things to think about anyway…it turns out, he was meeting one of the pillars! Tiberii…and a sister! It all finally clicked. His backend shot up as he stood, tail wagging wildly behind him. The effects of the flame most certainly made him more giddy than usual, and unable to control his happiness of the moment. It was the sister of his love, how could he not be thrilled?
”This one is honored to meet you. You carry the aura of great power…truly a pillar among wolves! Euphemia spoke only wonders of her sisters,” he said with a touch of glee, trying to sit himself back down.
”How does one find themselves as a pillar of power here?” he asks curiously, a slight tilt to his blocky head. Still, his eyes looked only to Tiberii respectfully, despite the beauty of the sky as the sun fell further and further beyond earth…dusk slowing making its way into the background.
It was probably odd looking for the burly tri-colored man.
His tail wagged as he looked at the dark woman, who seemed friendly enough and willing to engage. Exciting! His little mess up on his name though…he suddenly felt the weight of it. The elders would have corrected him for such a simple mess up. They always told him he was very enthusiastic, but prone to mistakes, which was why he was never chosen to leave the Starheart. He should have been better, despite it being the first time he had ever vocalized his new name to someone.
”Yes, Euphemia placed this name upon this one. This one fell to a dreadful beast of mud and rot, and rose again north of this place. Such a turning of fate calls for a new name to be woven into the stars, of which Euphemia chose Adonis,” he explained, maintaining a joyful smile, though in the back of his mind the images of the monster flashed in his mind, and the face of Devika in the fray. Luckily, the effects of the flame did not allow this to burden his expression.
There was more exciting, happy things to think about anyway…it turns out, he was meeting one of the pillars! Tiberii…and a sister! It all finally clicked. His backend shot up as he stood, tail wagging wildly behind him. The effects of the flame most certainly made him more giddy than usual, and unable to control his happiness of the moment. It was the sister of his love, how could he not be thrilled?
”This one is honored to meet you. You carry the aura of great power…truly a pillar among wolves! Euphemia spoke only wonders of her sisters,” he said with a touch of glee, trying to sit himself back down.
”How does one find themselves as a pillar of power here?” he asks curiously, a slight tilt to his blocky head. Still, his eyes looked only to Tiberii respectfully, despite the beauty of the sky as the sun fell further and further beyond earth…dusk slowing making its way into the background.