MOVED.

Really, it was just an odd feeling. Apparently, she liked this without actually wanting to, and how he barely was concerned about her being a potential threat only made it nicer still. As much as she didn’t want to admit it, and as much as she told herself she shouldn’t, Blackfire felt comfort in his care, and it was just very confusing for her. Not that she said anything of that, of course. She smiled a little, and nodded. “Definitely not, yeah.” At the very least she wouldn’t, and she assumed that the ‘typical’ hero (if there was such a thing) would only with caution take someone in they knew nothing of. Probably with some form of containment in the case the stranger ended up a danger or threat. “Makes you only more special, since you did take me in just like that.” And saved her in the first place.

She might as well just enjoy this while it lasted, right? As soon as he would find out her name, or her connection to Starfire at least, the nice part of this situation was going to be over anyway. Which, brought back the topic of the capsule that she must’ve been hurled to Earth with, and Blackfire figured she might as well give it another try. “Um, about my… ‘ship’.” Which she wouldn’t call it, but that was the easiest to describe it. “I understand that you need to take it out of the water, but, I really don’t think it’ll be good to bring it here.”

This was far more intimate than they had ever been before. The intimacy of his bedroom, of sitting on his bed and waiting for him to come to her, it was all new territory. But it was territory that Lynnette was more than happy to step foot within. 

Leaning into the kiss, a hum of content slipped from deep within her as she parted her lips to allow him the chance to deepen it. Hands fell over his arms, sliding up his shoulders as one hand slipped through his hair. With one quick move, the vampiress settled into his lap, deepening the kiss as she made herself comfortable as her skirt slipped high upon her thigh. Parting from the shared kiss, she looked upon him, toothy smile in place as fingers moved to play against the vein in his throat. “Are you sure your son isn’t coming home tonight?”

               no  she  might  be  able  to  but  at  least  she  could  try .  chin  tilted  up  as  he  began  taking  a  few  steps towards  her .  despite  her  hostility  in  most  ways  towards  asgardians ,  her  amusement  seemed  to  rest  on  one  who  was  exactly  one  of  them .  he  was  just  as  chaotic  and  sneaky  as  she  was .  perhaps  even  better .  looks  like  the  muspelheim  princess  had  some  competition .  she  gave  him  a  innocent  look  and  a  shrug  following  it .  “  don’t  tell  me  you’re  here  to  ruin  my  fun .  “  

“Oh don’t I know it,” Kendra smiled.  “Don’t worry about it though.”  She rolled her eyes a little at his words.  “Scheduling?  With a hunter?  Don’t be ridiculous.  I’d make a date and then the world would end again and you’d have to go running off to take care of it.  I’m just saying, a break wouldn’t kill you.”

There was scratching at the door and Kendra moved to let Pup back in.  “Get yourself in the living room,” she ordered the dog.  Pup paused to lick Sam’s face before going to the living room and laying down.  “He’s the worst but I love him.”

      “𝓨eah, you’re right. That’s asking the impossible.” Sam added with a scoff toward his previous comment of scheduling things in. Part of him still longed for the normal life of those who were unaware of the supernatural and what have you.  When the dog came by again, Sam pat its head and watched as he walked off to mind his own business where he wouldn’t be troublesome. Though he didn’t mind the dog being around, it was rather comforting. Out of all the things that was somewhat normal in his life, a dog was one of them-- though he didn’t own one himself. They surely brought a smile to his face. “Don’t worry about it. Dogs will be dogs.”

~*~ The blonde’s lips were in a small smile as she listened. So there were just some dangerous areas on the trail. She glanced at her shoes and made a mental note to put hiking boots on the next time she would come out. More often than not she was running when she could and trying to hide in the wooded areas as much as possible.

“Thank you, I uh, I didn’t quite catch your name,” she said, tilting her head slightly. The woman in front of her seemed as though there was more behind her words but Kaisa wasn’t sure how to interpret it.

“Kururuun!” The seal pup nodded eagerly. They’re fine with sticking with this weight for awhile. It wasn’t too light, but it wasn’t too heavy either! Thinking on what Asuka said, they could go with something heavier later…but not now. This was a good ball. They liked it a lot.

“Kururun~”

They nuzzled the ball. Then they rolled it on their belly.

            she couldn’t help it . she was terrified of the situation she was faced with . she had only been a hero for less than a month now - and being thrown into fight after fight upset her , even more when she had no choice in the matter.

            ❛❛   crying hel-helped the first time   ❜❜   that wasn’t a lie at least , her first fight had been won because her crying had triggered the   sonic scream   that she apparently had the ability to do .

“I do too! Penguins are so cute!”

Nodoka always wanted to go back to the aquarium after that fateful day, if she had to be honest. It’ll be nice to be able to see all of the animals without worrying about a Mega Byo-gen.

“I heard that there are otters at this aquarium. We didn’t get to see those last time, did we?”

Nodoka never got to see otters in person, but they were adorable from what she saw in videos and pictures on the internet!

They had returned to the boarding house late that night with Elena in tow. Both the brothers were glad that it had gone as well as it had, but it always helped when they worked together towards a common goal. They had successfully killed the mystery vampire, so he likely wouldn’t be someone they had to worry about again. Then there was the fact that the female had run and her companion was dead. Both of the Salvatores had figured that would be the last they would see of her. Damon couldn’t stop the nagging at the back of his brain though. He felt as if a piece of him was missing now and the woman was the one who had taken it with her. He was frustrated, but that didn’t stop his instincts from immediately picking up on a trespasser. His eyes narrowed as he heard movement, and he blurred to the source to check it out. There, he found the female vampire trying to sneak into their home. He leveled her with a glare. “Something I can do to help you, or should I just drive a stake through your heart now?” he asked, voice dripping with venom.

“ Now why would I hand such a mediocre position to you of all people? That would be a waste of your skillset. I merely came to offer a position of equal power. ”

Blood retorted as he allowed his hands to fall his side, but he kept them in Slade’s sight to avoid any suspicion of double crossing. The one time he hired his recent graduates he conducted research of his own upon him. It still baffled him as to why Slade hired his agents to deliver a message to the Teen Titans instead of doing it himself. However he wouldn’t look to far into it instead he wanted to find ways to further push his students. Of course he unfortunately exhausted his resources, but he was a patient man. Also Slade make a valid point to one of his staff members at the time about how robots and obstacle courses could only do so much. Besides he did seem like the best partner to teach his students how to function in the real world.

       “𝓗ow considerate of you.” Deathstroke said rather dryly toward Blood’s comments. “Flattery wont get you anywhere though.” He followed up. Though Slade knew that Blood had the abilities and the man power to try and persuade his mind, the key word being try. The assassin wasn’t one for breaking so easily, but if an offer came up that piqued his interest, then he very well might consider it. Taking a few steps forward, a general sign of confidence, and overall lack of any intimidation that the other man tried to give off. “We’re worked together before. Stop dancing around the subject of what you want. Get to the point before I make you tell me. Otherwise you can leave. I don’t have time for this nonsense.”

Tannis wasn’t frightened of tall figures. Her parents had been very, very tall and Tannis hoped to one day be as tall them.  But she liked it that he tried to make himself less intimidating.  Most adults weren’t that nice.  “I…I don’t know,” Tannis replied.  “No one’s asked me that before.  The nuns usually put me in the silent room.”  Her stomach rumbled.  “Like last night.  They sent me in without dinner.”

      𝓝icholas quickly saw what part of the problem was. If her parents-- or whoever was in charge of her didn’t give her any food then that could lead to her emotions getting out of hand, low energy and even more problems. He pursed his lips for a second and felt bad that he originally scolded her for her actions, having a closer look at what she was going through. Yes he knew all the children of the world, but it was another thing to see the problems a lot of them went through first hand. “Okay--” He said, standing up, despite having just crouched down. “First things first; we’re gonna get you something to eat.” Nicholas then turned to look down the street from where they were standing. “Let’s see if we can find a Denny’s or somethin’” 

Tsubasa nodded.

“Yeah, definitely! Maybe you can even meet my friends!” Tsubasa beamed. What was that thing that Megumi said on more than one occasion? A friend of a friend is a friend? As redundant as that sounded, it was still a good thing to live by. 

“There are so many great things and people in Pikarigaoka and I hope you get to see them all!”

Oh, it wasn’t every day that she heard someone came to Pikarigaoka for vacation! There were more stereotypical places to take a vacation not too far from the city, so it caught Tsubasa by surprise.

“Is that so? Well, I hope you enjoy your stay here then! I know it’s not as big or bustling as Tokyo, but there are still plenty of things to enjoy here! Like the park and the Omori Gohan! We also have a zoo if you’d like to see that!” Tsubasa was too directionally challenged to be a good tour guide, but still! Pikarigaoka was a great city and she hoped Shelby would see that.

“Yes, let’s. Please lead the way, Hishikawa-senpai.”

Iona wasn’t nearly as good at cooking as Yuko or even Hime, but the savings would surely make the cake taste better. But more importantly, she hoped Maria would like it. After such a long time of not seeing in person, Iona wanted to make sure she did everything in her power to welcome her older sister back to Japan.

“When you go against the things I have, I guess normal enemies are nothing…” Cure Swan said, rubbing the back of her head. She then went towards the ground and landed, her wings dissolving back into the bow on her back.

“Regardless, it was nice working with you! I’m sure that monster would have taken longer to defeat if either of us were alone! You should see my teammates in action sometime, though! They’d be able to handle it even faster!” Cure Swan just wasn’t one to waste the opportunity to talk about how awesome her friends were, honestly.

Was she going to get into trouble for this? Oh very likely, but just so long as her dad didn’t find out it would be ok right? Besides how often could Ariel say she actually spoke to a human? A real human! A giggle of her own leaves the mermaid at the other’s excitement. Red hair bounces slightly along with her enthusiastic nod. “I am a real mermaid. And what about you? You’re really a human right?” She asks, her tail pulling from the water slightly so her scales glimmered against the light.

      𝓢u took a seat on a nearby rock that brushed up against the shore. It gave her a bit of an advantage to get closer to the mermaid, and allow the said mermaid enough room to stay in the ocean. “Last time I checked I was.” The princess added with a light giggle toward the latter of her sentence. “--But that’s fantastic! I only heard of mermaids in stories and legends.” She then brought her hand up to her mouth and gave a ‘Shush’ gesture. “Don’t worry, I wont tell anyone.”