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tampered2007-02-03 05:58 pm
Log; Complete
When; Feb 3, Nighttime
Rating; PG For Anti-cityangst and a Sushifight
Characters; Zaheela [
henkonasuisho]; Greed [
so_very_greedy]
Summary; Zaheela agreed to a date with greed, if only because he had said the magic words.
Log;
She was early, Zaheela knew this, but she wasn't one to be late if she could avoid it. She supposed the last time she had been late was when she was caught in fighting off the majority of Ghelsba Outpost, barehanded, only because some new recruits had thought it funny to moon the warchief of the area. She had only been scouting when they came scrambling down, screaming for help. Too bad for the orcs she was already in a bad mood.
However, there were no orcs to utterly humiliate here, so all her anger and frustration had stewed and simmered under the surface. Eventually she would of had to visit the forest where she heard monsters roamed, but for now, she decided to take a more sinful route. She agreed to go on a date with Greed, for some strange reason, and he had offered fish. If anything, she could not resist the lure that was sushi. No Mithra in their right mind could. The rawer, fresher, and least dead, the better, but it was proper manners to kill off your food before eating it anyways, so sushi would do.
Zaheela groaned as she leaned against the fountain, her thin shirt little protection from the winds. Inwardly she cursed her lack of heavier clothing, but it was too late to regret that now. She had a few lakes to demolish.
Rating; PG For Anti-cityangst and a Sushifight
Characters; Zaheela [
Summary; Zaheela agreed to a date with greed, if only because he had said the magic words.
Log;
She was early, Zaheela knew this, but she wasn't one to be late if she could avoid it. She supposed the last time she had been late was when she was caught in fighting off the majority of Ghelsba Outpost, barehanded, only because some new recruits had thought it funny to moon the warchief of the area. She had only been scouting when they came scrambling down, screaming for help. Too bad for the orcs she was already in a bad mood.
However, there were no orcs to utterly humiliate here, so all her anger and frustration had stewed and simmered under the surface. Eventually she would of had to visit the forest where she heard monsters roamed, but for now, she decided to take a more sinful route. She agreed to go on a date with Greed, for some strange reason, and he had offered fish. If anything, she could not resist the lure that was sushi. No Mithra in their right mind could. The rawer, fresher, and least dead, the better, but it was proper manners to kill off your food before eating it anyways, so sushi would do.
Zaheela groaned as she leaned against the fountain, her thin shirt little protection from the winds. Inwardly she cursed her lack of heavier clothing, but it was too late to regret that now. She had a few lakes to demolish.

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He peeked outside the curtain and spotted their boats arriving. With a small giggle, he pulled his head back inside and fidgeted in his seat.
"It's here! It's here! It's here!" he laughed to himself, practically salivating as the boats were placed down on the table, eclipsing most of it."
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Greed snatched dup several pieces of salmon and eel, popping 6 into his mouth. He chewed them happily and took a swig from his sake, then "dropped" his chopsticks.
"Oops! Stupid me! I'll just get those back."
He went under the table to pick up the sticks, taking a slight detour to check out her legs for a moment, then sat up again.
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Her eyes glimmered impishly as she bit into it, as if declaring her resolve to snatch food right from under him.
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"Ha ha! Beat that!" he said, pulling over the last boat.
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She let out a rumbling purr. Too bad Mithra were known for their dexterity.
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"Who will get more, I wonder?"
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"You're on babe. But let's wait till ALL the food gets here."
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"Ah ha!" he exclaimed, clashing his chopsticks against hers on the plate, "Time to step it up!"
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"Indeed! Eat my wooden dust!" She announced, almost wanting to giggle, but she was in the middle of a food war, giggling would have to wait.
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He continued with the barrage of counters and parries, trying his damnedest to get the upper hand. On the other hand, he really wanted that sake in the corner...
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"Last piece!" She announced.
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"Ah ha!" he said, stabbing upwards for the piece, "Lucky chance!"
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"Lucky my tail!" She growled as her chopsticks snapped for the roll, her whole body launching forward to nab the piece.
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"Miiiiiiiine!"
Hers chopsticks closed around the sushi, unfortunately Greed's mouth closed around the chopsticks, effectively severing them. He fell back to his seat, his tongue rolling out to deposit the roll on his plate.
"Oh yeah! I'm the man!"
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Then she realized that there was no way to tell who had won, due to the fact that his 'earthquake' had sent all the sushi to the floor. She took a chance and glanced at the manager.
That had to be a new shade of red.
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He peeked his head up for a moment and looked around.
"Anyone else want this?"
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First there was a bit of Green, then white, then Blotchy red, then Purple on the manager's face. So intent on watching the manager, she forgot this was Greed she was dealing with. Her tail twitched nervously as she continued to eat peacefully (for now).
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"How much do I owe ya', pal?" he grinned. The manager talked/yelled with him for several moments, until Greed managed to placate him with a large roll full of currency.
"So," he said to Zaheela, "About done?"
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She only managed to get 3 steps out the door before the giggles set in. Unfortunately the giggles had evolved into full blown laughs and she kneeled over, laughing her delight. She was now grateful that she had accepted Greed's invitation. She really needed this. Her laughter echoed through the alleyways, seemingly making the air around them lighter. If you believed in such things anyways.