<div class="floatleft">(http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/monstergirlencyclopedia/images/2/21/Hellhound_cloth.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/339?cb=20150222064724)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;">RENOA</span><br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Meeting place<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everyone, Jun, Riku, Tabitha, Terra, Tsuneo<br/><hr/><br/>Renoa considered putting the issue of dominance between her and Torikai to bed right now. It would be a simple matter to throw the harpy down and mount her. With wings instead of hands, it was unlikely she'd be very adept at wrestling. But she resisted that particular urge. All in due time. "The top position is reserved for those who can take it, little bird. I'm not sure you have what it takes to dominate me. In fact, I'm certain you don't." She taunts with a grin, honestly looking forward to finding out. "So far you've only proven you're good at blowing." She adds, mocking the harpy's earlier display of wind control.<br/><br/>Renoa didn't react so negatively as Takumi approached again, she even smirked at the way he repeatedly used the word 'frolicking' which to her meant something akin to dancing among flowers. Not the rough and passionate sex that was bound to take place. "Frolicking...interesting way to say fuck." She comments with a giggle. "I never did understand why you humans put such barriers on communication. Why some words are treated as dirty or obscene...especially when they describe something so...enjoyable." She adds with a grin. "Just as I don't fully understand this law against human and monsters....frolicking. I'm well aware of the limits of human strength, hell, back home I've enjoyed a few on occasion. They may get a few scratches...maybe some bites...but in the end they are always left smiling and eager for more." She comments, but decides not to press the issue any further. Arguing over something she couldn't change was pointless.<br/><br/>Instead she returned her attention to the conversation at hand. "And any piece of furniture that can't withstand a little rough and tumble fun isn't really worth having, is it?" She asks in response to her new host's concerns. "We'd simply be testing the quality of its craftsmanship."