Devious Yin && Yang
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				Title: <strong>Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>GreenApplesGoBoom</strong> on <strong>29-07-2010, 07:57:02</strong>
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				<div style="text-align: left;">The wind chilled the elemental as it breezed through the courtyard. The creature didn't shiver at the chill but rather smiled. Standing by the massive water fountain, the elemental sighed, waiting. She couldn't understand what was unfolding in front of her. The water elemental shook her head, long locks of silver hair jumped at her head's movement. Her dark blue eyes wandered from the dark stone cobblestone to the main archway. "Taki...what are you doing?" She asked herself. Her smooth voice softly broke the silence that encased the courtyard. <br><br>Taki, the water elemental, wanted to just leave. She sat in a large courtyard. It was decorated in black and white stone sculpture and archways. There was leafy vines that grew on the walls and some shrubbery in the corners of the square outside area. The courtyard was near the entrance of the massive temple. It was one of the few temples that spanned the country. This one was located near the sea and the edge of the forest. It was concealed from society, from where she lived, it took a three day travel by water. The temple's elders had called her for her appearance. She had showed up just earlier this morning and now she had spoken to them. The meeting was mystical. Smoke, dark and the elders spoke in crackled voice. The meeting swam up from her memories.<br><br><em> You and her are the only one...</em> The voice whispered to her. She shook her head, pushing all of her waist long hair to one shoulder, letting it flow over her shoulder. Closing her eyes, she contemplated what they meant. <em>The darkness is starting to rule, water and flame must become yin and yang.</em> She let her head tilt to her right. Does that mean that she must deal with a fire elemental? The idea revolted her. They were ill-tempered, and the two elements never got along. "Not even in nature we get along." Taki muttered. <br><br>The elders had explained how somehow they would save the dangers of the world by getting along. She shook her head. Maybe the fire element had more luck. Moving around, the woman walked around the water fountain, admiring the water. Peace, it was peace she felt when she was near the liquid. Holding out her hand, she felt the drops of cold water. She smiled and gestured a little for the water to be in her control. A few drops of water formed to create a ball that floated towards Taki's pale face. A flicking gesture and the water flew around her in circles. Taki's eyes gazed back to the archway. The fire elemental should be here soon. This was on of the courtyards that connected to the elders chambers. She wondered who she had to get along with.<br></div>
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				Title: <strong>Re: Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Kraven Trollsbane</strong> on <strong>29-07-2010, 17:26:42</strong>
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				Ayano sat in front of the elders and couldn't believe what she was hearing. She had to do what, and with a water elemental. That was ludicrous. When the elders finally finished blathering on about her and this water girl saving the world, she left in short order. Her work with a water elemental, what was this world coming to. But one did not go against the will of the council. <br><br>Ayano walked out of the elders chambers frustrated with their orders. Work with a water girl, never, she would just save the world on her won. The Water girl could tag along if she kept out of the way.<br><br>As Ayano reached the courtyard she saw the water elemental. She was pretty, she had to give her that, but not as pretty as her self. Ayano tossed her curly locks of fiery red hair and snorted. She walked over to the Water elemental and looked&nbsp; her over.This was going to be a long journey.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>GreenApplesGoBoom</strong> on <strong>29-07-2010, 23:34:51</strong>
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				Taki looked at the newcomer who strutted into the courtyard. She rolled her eyes, the trademark fire red hair gave it away.&nbsp; Who else would have that kind of hair? She asked herself as she watched the elemental come closer. The elemental looked as if she was pissed. Just like me, she thought calmly. Not happy to be with each other. She figured that they would never get along naturally. For the will of her world and the elders, she would make an effort. She sighed as she let the bobbing water sphere stop circling her head and drop in the fountain with a loud sploosh sound. Taki thought about her appearance, giving a quick glance in the water. <br><br>She had a overal pale appearance. With pale silver that curled past her shoulders, the hair covered her right shoulder and some of her shirt. She wore a dark blue top. Her shoulder straps were woven out of purple fabric and braided into a rope that criss crossed in the back. The blue fabric hung tightly against her large breasts and was well fit with her torso, the hem laying against her belly, showing her navel. On her hips, hung black pants that were fitted into her fur lined knee high boots. Taki didn't wear much but did like a few things. Boots, tight shirts and clothing that made it easy to move in. What the girl lacked in accessories, she provided in tattoos. She had one on her left shoulder. It was drawn in thick purple lines and wrapped around her whole shoulder and onto her upper arm. It was the sign of her water clan. Her second one was around her wrists in dark brown and black. These were a matching pair of inked cuffs. The water elemental ran her fingers through her thick silver locks and she raised an slim eyebrow as the other gave her no greeting. <br><br>How rude. She thought with distaste. Taki knew that the fire element was not nice, but still...She turned to face the girl, already hating the situation. "Not even a hello?"She asked with an disapproval tone. "Well. I'm Taki from the eastern tribe. I'm guessing your the lucky partner of mine." She said with a cool voice. She could tell that there would be no happiness in this journey.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Kraven Trollsbane</strong> on <strong>30-07-2010, 03:41:48</strong>
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				"Hello" Ayano said in a huff.&nbsp; She detested water elementals, and was rather hot headed that she was being forced to work with one. But the elders said she had to to this so she head to do it. She could try to be benevolent to the lowly water girl. "Lucky my ass" she whispered.<br><br>"Well i have to go save the world, your welcome to come along if you stay out of my way." Ayano remarked. She didn't really care what this, Taki thought about her so she didn't bother hiding her distaste. "you may call me Ayano." she said it almost Graciously as if she were granting a great honor.<br><br>"Now then shall we get this over with so we can never see each other again then?" Ayano asked a little snarkily.<br><br>Ayano didn't wait for Taki to answer she just turned and headed for the road.<br><br>Ayano was almost the complete opposite of Taki in appearance. Her face had a hard angular beauty to it. Her hair was short, shoulder length. It was a mess of curls and ringlets, that almost glowed a fire red. Ayano was tall and well toned, not slim, and not muscular, somewhere in the middle. Her skin was a smooth tan that almost glowed when the sun touched it. Her clothing consisted exclusively of leather. She wore leather boots that came half way up her calf. A leather loincloth that just barely showed a hint of her hips when she moved. A wide leather strip that just barely covered her moderate sized breasts, and that was all. She had no tattoos, but did have simple gold rings in her ears.&nbsp; She carried a short spear and a small rawhide shield for defense. She cut quite the impressive figure.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>GreenApplesGoBoom</strong> on <strong>30-07-2010, 23:05:18</strong>
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				Taki rolled her eyes and once Ayano turned around she stuck her tongue out at her. Damn, she thought. How did she get stuck with the worst one? She thought. Her eyes lingered at the water fountain. She looked at the rucksack that sat on the floor near it. She picked it up, slinging it over her shoulder. The water elemental completely forgot about it. As the rucksack sat on her shoulders, she didn't mind it comeltely. She was at least ready to travel. She walked behind Ayano quietly, trying to figure out what was the girl's problem.<br><br>Sure they were extreme opposites but she didn't need to be rude. She thought to herself, Taki knew that the fire element was rough and stingy. Burn at touch and crackled with feistiness. Water, she thought was smooth and elegant. Changing from a soft rain to crushing waterfall. It could be both offensive and defensive. Taki took a long look at the retreating back of Ayano. She seemed pretty enough. Her whole element seemed to control her appearance. Bright, bold, hair with tight red ringlets. She had the look that if Taki touched her that she would feel a hot temperature on her skin. She touched her arm and though of how cool her own skin felt. Taki noticed the speak and shield and thought of her own weapons. She didn't have much. The water tribe were more peaceful than not. She had a hunting dagger in her bag's side pocket and then a container of water that she was able to use for any use.<br><br>As they both got on the road, she cleared her throat a little. "You know. I'm not going to just sit back and let you do all this by yourself. Sorry to disappoint you but this is <em>our</em> task to share." She said stubbornly, speeding up her pace so that way they walked side by side. She looked over at her with determined eyes. "The elders said to get along, so you better get used to this." She said with a calm voice. Although her voice was cool, Taki was anything but pleased with the situation. She turned her head towards the road, looking straight ahead. Where were they supposed to go first? She thought quietly to herself. The elders gave little information to her, so she assumed that the firey one knew more. 
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				Title: <strong>Re: Devious Yin &amp;&amp; Yang</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Kraven Trollsbane</strong> on <strong>03-08-2010, 04:29:05</strong>
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				Ayano stopped and spun to face the water elemental. "Look i know you don't like this any more than i do. I don't want to be your friend, and im not going to roll over for the council so why don't we just agree to get it over with as soon as possible. If you can help great, if you cant then stay out of the way." Ayano paused for a moment considering what to tell Taki, that the council had told her. "And as for where to go, the council said to find an old prophet called the preacher. He lives about five days journey from here in the middle of the southern desert, pretty much home for me since i live on the northern edge of that desert.&nbsp; I don't know why they think he could help, he's just a crazy man to us but i don't have a better idea. you got a problem with any of that.?" Ayano looked at Taki and then softened her expression, she realized she hadn't spoken graciously as she had planned. 
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