ANNA
Another clever word sets off an unsuspecting herd
”Theyre so annoying. Hopefully once the first few frosts set in we will be done with them. Torchline may not be so lucky.” she said with a smirk as she stomped the last spider off and she squished it beneath the rounded toe of her boot. Samael continued to zap spiders like a glorified bug-zapper, but with Sunjata’s sudden praise of him he turned towards the demigod and let out a very reptilian purr. Anna did, in fact, know of Sunjatas capabilities to do what her bonded could do but on a scale large enough to destroy cities and towers — and she had seen it, once.
Anna smiled, flashing straight white teeth towards the male. She hasn’t realized it, but the quiet thoughts in the very depths of her mind noticed how he smelled of bright and sharp citrus. ”Thats Samael. I’m Anna.” she introduced them, and scratched at a fin on the king, grey dragon’s head. ”We’ve been together for almost three decades. I bonded to him with I joined the dragoons.”
Anna smiled, flashing straight white teeth towards the male. She hasn’t realized it, but the quiet thoughts in the very depths of her mind noticed how he smelled of bright and sharp citrus. ”Thats Samael. I’m Anna.” she introduced them, and scratched at a fin on the king, grey dragon’s head. ”We’ve been together for almost three decades. I bonded to him with I joined the dragoons.”
And as you step back into line, a mob jumps to their feet
