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honeypup harbringer
[size=6pt]the ones who harm the mind in silence
are the assassins that must be watched carefully by the majority
for such resent has clouded their judgement in blackness[/size]
The pearlescent youth's movement acted as though they were drenched in the likes of quicksand in contrast to being quick and sharp, which resembled the pace of adolescence that he seemingly stood out against like a strip of onyx against a blinding white backdrop. The way Talia's dialog was shrouded in bittersweet, liquid gold alerted Honeypup that there was virtually no need to worry about being kidnapped or clobbered into the ground to get his pharynx painstakingly cleaved from his neck. He knew right off the bat that she was safe, that she was an individual of kindness and soul, yet from what he had seen in the past, the Commander possessed issues of her own. She, much like himself, participated in the sanity-rendering marathon of night terrors. She saw no stars when the sun set, for her portals into the visual world were befogged with hysteria like his own. With a sabotaging thirst for liquidized escapes and pill-formulated smiles, Talia appeared to have the tongue of quite a few members of The Rift. Bluesrock was an alcoholic, and he was positive that there were many more down the line, a mere question mark popped into mind upon attempting to conjure names. He had never tasted alcohol, but imagined - like most kids did - that he would not grow fond of its taste. Not only that, but what it did to people was truly horrendous. It controlled them, festering within and undermining their neurological controls and them to a point were it transferred into an addiction. It debilitated resistance, if the alcohol managed to be hardwired into the system sturdily enough. As for pills, they seemingly reflected similar effects. He found it funny when an individual could not fight temptation. Something that was not even animate had so much power over a being that was capable of making decisions; what a fucking joke!
Then again, Honeypup wasn't really stable, was he?
Any stable being would show sympathy, supply encouragement, right? Yes, why of course, they would be nothing but supportive in assisting a suffering being undergo the struggles of such issues acting as a synonym to alcoholism. That was why Honeypup had no issue in classifying himself as odd, and why he was quite alright with explaining to others his own viewpoints with the upmost amount of honesty. He was an honest hound, after all. He held nothing back if his opinion was required or wished upon for contribution towards a particular scenario, no madder who the person was. To lie was almost deemed as a sin by one who took part in a godless, atheistic lifestyle. Lying transferred as cowardice to Honeypup, and that was something he refused to become.
"Talia." The pair of crystalline ice rinks - aged with the etchings of fallen monarchs and armies of long-forgotten skatings - frosted over the obsidian behemoth. It was quite funny to hear a voice so melodically soothing rumble from the depths of a beast so grand and dark. His neck slightly craned skywards to witness her optics of alabaster, but it was not something that bothered him in the slightest. He did adore large creatures, far more than smaller ones. Smaller beings could be crushed so easily, and usually were known to fail in striking fear into the hearts of enemies. You wanted to be big, right?
"That depends, really," His open-mindedness softly told him over the remarks of erratic ambition.
He was oblivious to the amused smirk that had enchanted seemingly immaculate facial features, and only became aware of it's presence mere seconds after greeting the ombre Fenrir. He was quick to explain its origin as well, simply so she would not be left in a shower of bewilderment. "Pay no mind to the humored expression. I just find it funny that such a relaxing sound comes from a body that looks like it could be a knight of tyranny," He would muse, a faint chuckle punctuating the explanation. He did not want her to take offense to his views, but if she did, the likely hood of him taking that to heart was very nonexistent. After all, they were only words, and his opinion alone was incapable of shattering glass or destroying peace. It took a sensitive individual of immaturity to do that, and Honeypup did not take Talia as one who would misplace the meaning of his words. She looked like a woman he'd want as a guiding light...
A mother.
"How are you?" His inquiry was flared with a physical movement; his lengthy swan-toned tail brushing across the sand beside him. It was a nonverbal invite assigned to towering hound to sit beside him, for he figured it would be appropriate to have them side by side to converse and enjoy the sunrise at a closer range of distance to one another.[/fancypost][/fancypost]