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    [fancypost borderwidth=0px][justify]She tensed slightly at the term 'feminazi', shooting Peter a sidelong glance. He didn't seem all that affected by it; no suspicious looks in her own direction or anything of the sort. "Mm, I'm Katniss," the citizen introduced herself, visibly relaxing. This chick seemed nice enough, and she was certainly… interesting. "Pleasure to meet you."

    [fancypost borderwidth=0px]SUMMARY: katniss's body is taken over by a servant-god and he departs in search of his master [the whole thing was pretty loud & noticeable so people can be drawn to the noise x)]. i just don't have the muse to roleplay katniss anymore. :^(
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    [justify]It wasn't that difficult to take over Katniss's body.


    He was low on energy, yes, but he was still a god, far more powerful than any mortal. And his new vessel's mind had been clouded with resentment and bitterness, her mental barriers weak and easy to break through. Though he had only just awoken from a century-long slumber, jolted into wakefulness by the sudden call from his master and still weak both physically and mentally, it only took a few minutes to gain full control over the seal point's corpus. Along with her feeble barriers that she had foolishly neglected in favor of boosting her physical strength, the citizen had been caught off-guard by the unanticipated appearance of such a powerful being. He abruptly forced his way in, shoving her soul aside and chaining it so it couldn't fight back. Not that it would have been able to do much damage in the first place. As her soul struggled and flailed about inside the chambers of her mind, the uncaring deity rifled through her memories, thoughts, and emotions for anything useful. He was not pleased with what he found. Hatred burned within her, a deeply carved sense of misandry that angered the servant-god greatly. But the prejudice was laced with fear and sorrow, and he realized without the slightest stir of pity what had caused such a boiling rage directed at the male gender: abuse and rape, neglect and imprisonment. The males Katniss had encountered had not treated her well, to say the least, but still the servant-god remained stony.


    After a few more minutes of going through Katniss's history and the like, the divine parasite decided he had no reason to keep his new body's initial soul around. And so he destroyed it. Her soul flickered out like a light, and through it all her physical body was writhing about on the ground, letting out bloodcurdling wails as the mental battle waged on. They were inhuman, alien noises, although the god paid no mind to them as they echoed throughout the walls of what was once Katniss's body. Now it was his.


    But this wouldn't do. Oh no, some pathetic domestic cat could never do him and all of his divine glory justice. Of course, no grandeur could match that of his master, but he still viewed himself as quite the impressive deity despite having never been worshipped nor feared by mortals. He didn't need such creatures to care about or despise him – serving his master provided enough pleasure to last an eternity.


    He had been about to take full control of the now soulless body, had been about to stand and get a feel for just where he was and what he was dealing with, but in that moment he froze. Master. Where is my master? Dread flooded through the god upon the realization that he was alone. His master had called to him, that he was sure of, but from where did the call originate? His entire being surged through the feline vessel, filling it with life once more as it rose and stood motionless. "Master! Please, show yourself to me!" called out the god, but the attempt at summoning his master was in vain. What am I to do?


    Well, first things first, he had to assume his original form. Closing his eyes, the god inhaled a deep breath and felt himself change. His face remained stoic as he grew taller and more slim, trading in rock-hard muscles beneath a heavily scarred coat of thick fur for agility and grace, as well as a thin pelt of warm, earthy tones. Two sets of antlers sprouted from his head, and from them hung tendrils of moss and ivy, dotted with little flowers. The nature deer opened his eyes, exhaling a sigh of relief.


    Zìrán Lú was the servant-god's name, and he did not feel any allegiance to this strange place where ideas of female supremacy existed and members of the two sexes remained forever at odds. He did not know any of the clan's inhabitants, felt no loyalty to them whatsoever. Only to his master. And so, without another word, he turned around and left.

    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]From the moment he was awoken from his slumber, the servant-god had felt an overwhelming sense of loss and despair – he should have been up in the heavens with his master, but here he was, cast down to earth for reasons unknown to him. Though he was unsure as to why he was here, Zìrán knew one thing he must do, something that gave him a sense of purpose when all else seemed lost. A command: kill Róngróng Shī. This he continuously muttered under his breath like a mantra. It comforted him somewhat; he was certain that if he did as he was ordered, he would be reunited with his master.


    And how did he know this? Well, the command had come from the master, of course. The voice had echoed in his head as soon as he'd manifested in his physical form, ringing clear and unmistakeable. But there was one problem: Zìrán had absolutely no idea who this Róngróng Shī even was, much less where. And now he was being asked to slay them? Not that he minded. No, that was far from the truth. The large stag would do anything for his master, would even take his own life if need be. But that was not what he had been told to do.


    The first place he came across during his futile search for both the master and his mysterious victim was Bloodclan. He'd heard rumors of their influence and ferocity during his short-lived traveling and was quite interested in their ways. Perhaps here he could begin to truly restore his strength and all the while keep his eyes and ears open in order to complete his objective. Yes, that sounds like a very good idea. And so he cautiously walked up to the edge of the gloomy-looking forest and stood motionless, curiosity in his sky blue optics as he examined his surroundings. The scenery was quite beautiful, he decided. "My name is Zìrán Lù," announced the servant-god in his clear voice, in hopes of moving things along more quickly once a Bloodclanner or two arrived. "And I am here to join your clan."


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Azure-colored gaze neutral, he looked on calmly as members of the clan began to approach and… accepted him immediately? A confused expression made its way onto his face for a brief moment, mixed with slight suspicion. It was truly that easy? In his humble opinion, it was to good to be true – in his long life, the nature deer had learned that quite often things weren't what they seemed. Would there be some sort of test they were keeping from him? The trio seemed rather welcoming, albeit emotionless to a degree – he glanced quickly at the blank-faced big cat – and he studied them for a minute in silence. Once he had determined they were being sincere, Zìrán allowed himself to smile.


    "It's a pleasure to meet you all. And no, I don't have any questions for the time being." As the servant-god spoke, he assessed the appearances of his new clanmates. The first one, Melantha, seemed normal. She had quite a pretty name, he noted, although she seemed rather closed off. It made him wonder just what the felid deputy had experienced that had hardened her so. Or perhaps she was just naturally aloof? Then there was… Killswitch, was it? Another interesting name, which was fitting considering his rather unique color scheme. That of a regular tiger, but reversed. How intriguing. And finally, one who's name was quite easy to remember. Trash. Fleetingly he wondered what had inspired such a label, but was quickly distracted by said feline's inquiry. "That would be nice, thank you."


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]The abnormally large stag had been exploring the territory, surprisingly (to himself, at least) rather interested in what the shadowy forest had to offer. It was quite beautiful, admittedly, and he hoped that the members of his new clan would prove to be just as enticing.


    It was at that moment that he heard a shout, someone calling for a meet and greet. Though he'd never participated in one before the name was self-explanatory and he was quickly able to figure out what it meant. Funny how things work out that way, thought the servant-god with a quiet chuckle as he made his way over to the small group. "Hello there," he greeted them affably, smiling. "I'm Zìrán Lú. Pleasure to meet you." As he spoke, he realized that he already knew two of the gathered creatures from when he had joined, and it made him feel a bit more at ease.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Zìrán's sky blue optics were blank as he approached the small crowd, curious as to what was drawing so much attention. When he spotted the main attraction, he honestly wasn't sure how he was supposed to feel; while he had at first been angered by the cruelty he had witnessed in Radicalclan upon stealing the body of one of their member's, he was beginning to grow jaded towards extreme violence thanks to the things he saw in his new home. Granted, he had only been here for a short time, but it was still influencing the recently awakened god's thoughts and opinions on such matters. But Melantha, he observed, didn't seem too pleased by the oddly colored tiger's prize. It made him wonder just what was considered right here, and what was wrong.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Ah, another new clanmate. As the bicolor feline arrived, he thought again of some of the rumors he'd heard during his brief period of travel – rumors of how the clan had once lined their borders with corpses and made the surrounding river run red with blood, rumors that their ranks consisted of bloodthirsty, mentally ill cannibals that desired nothing but the taste of flesh and blood and the thrill of robbing innocents of their lives. Very unflattering, to say the least, and though it had made him slightly hesitant the servant-god had been willing to give these fellows a go. Luckily, the things he'd heard didn't seem to be true from what he could tell. In fact, they all seemed very welcoming and friendly for the most part, and it was quite satisfying to know that he was now a part of their society. Here he could recuperate and restore his energy, could possibly gather information on the elusive Róngróng Shī and fulfill his duty. And then I can see master again.


    He returned the smile and was about to verbally greet him, but all of a sudden the smaller creature directed his attention elsewhere. Confused, the nature deer looked on until he realized what was happening: he was writing a message. So he was mute, eh? Interesting. "It's nice to meet you too, Camisado," Zìrán responded amiably, tipping his head. As he did so, the tendrils of moss and ivy decorating his four antlers swayed in the gentle breeze, vaguely resembling a tree draped with Spanish moss.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Zìrán had indeed been dormant for quite some time – centuries, he would have to guess – but that was not the cause of the greenery decorating his lithe body, oh no. It had been a part of him for as long as he could remember. He was the nature deer, of course, so it was only natural to have such adornments.


    Oblivious to the deputy's musings regarding the consumption of him, he dipped his head as a sign of respect upon learning Pollux's ranking. "Thank you very much, though I do not have any questions as of now," he responded appreciatively, once again admiring the hospitality of these supposedly brutal creatures. Little did he know, his new clanmates did indeed match the things he'd heard about them. Or at least, some of them did. He just had yet to realize this.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]So this was Bloodclan's leader, huh? To be completely honest, the nature deer found it rather surprising that everyone seemed so comfortable around her, like they were all one big family; although he was utterly devoted to his master, Zìrán wouldn't consider himself close with the one who commanded him. He was merely a retainer – not that he minded, of course. The divine being had expected the members of average ranking to possess the same mindset he did, but that didn't seem to be the case here. Strange indeed. He certainly had a lot to learn.


    "I see," murmured the servant-god, dipping his head briefly. "Lovely to meet you. My name is Zìrán; I only recently joined." His first instinct was to treat the leader of his new home like he would treat his master, although he figured that it would look odd compared to the way everyone else acted. Besides, it wasn't like he knew her all that well, anyway.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Well, this was quite an interesting situation. Hadn't Killswitch just tortured this little girl? Why on earth would she wish to stay? Not that the decision bothered him, but it did indeed make him curious. Perhaps the vertically challenged tiger had forced her to remain somehow. Or maybe he had bribed her, or altered her emotions or memories. He knew that there were powers that allowed one to do such things, and it wouldn't surprise the nature deer if something along those lines had occurred. Nothing else seemed realistic, not to him.


    Interrupting his own musings in favor of communication, Zìrán spoke up. "I suppose I cannot stop you, but if I may ask, why do you wish to stay here?" He left out just why she shouldn't have wanted to live in Bloodclan, although he did shoot Killswitch a glance.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Had… that really just happened? Zìrán found himself rather confused by the whole spectacle, watching speechlessly as the two felines conversed as though one had not just tortured the other only a day ago. Luckily Trash seemed to feel the same way as him, so he knew that this certainly was not a normal occurrence. "Um… alright…" said the nature deer blankly as the pair departed.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]To be completely honest, the nature deer had gotten a bit lost. The territory was just so intriguing; he'd been unable to resist stopping to look around while on his way to meet up with Trash, despite the tour she was about to take him on. Eventually he made it to the camp, and as he did so his sky blue optics darted about in search of his guide, hoping she hadn't grown impatient and left. But she had stayed true to her word and he spotted her where she'd said to meet up. "Sorry for the wait," apologized the first tier as he walked up to her, flicking his little tail restlessly. "Shall we head out?"


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]He watched silently as the wolf pup departed, a thoughtful look in his light azure gaze, when a new voice spoke up. A graceful looking leopard with a rather interesting alias. Ah, how he loved the uniqueness of these creatures' names, and briefly he wondered what the nickname abbreviated.


    Mutations like his? Glancing over his shoulder at the blue marks dotting his flanks and the moss growing along his spine, it occurred to him that he did indeed have quite the distinct image. Zìrán cocked his head with a frown. "I don't know," he replied simply. "That's just the way I was created." And it was true – the servant-god hadn't chosen to look this way, had merely come into existence one day with no say regarding his appearance.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]The humorous remark brought a smile to his face, and he simply watched as she stretched without saying anything. Once she began explaining, Zìrán nodded, pale optics widening slightly upon noticing a statue that looked rather familiar. He glanced from the figure to his guide and back again, wondering when this had happened and what had been the cause. The large deer had been about to voice his thoughts, though his attention was caught when Trash continued. "'Goons?' That's an interesting way to put it." Big Momma, she'd said? That made sense, considering she and the leader were both wolves. Perhaps this also explained Trash's statue? Maybe it was a tradition for the leader's children to have one built in their honor.


    Questions about the politics… He pursed his lips, thinking for a moment. Did he have any questions? "Yes, how exactly do the ranks work here? If that falls under the category of politics, of course." If not, it didn't really matter. He was still curious. "I don't quite understand the whole tier system." Leader and deputy made sense, but that was about it.


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    [fancypost bgcolor=; border:0px; width: 450px; font-size: 8pt;text-align:justify; color: white; margin-top: -6px][hr]Yep, the nature deer was leaving. It was sudden, yes, and he hadn't even been here for a week, but he did not consider this a sad event. He barely knew anyone here, and though they were nice he felt no remorse as he departed in silence. Besides, there were no signs of his master or anything of the sort, and Zìrán just had to find them. He had to.


    /whoops cant have him here anymore even tho he just joined
    i got another chara coming here real soon :0


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