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Name:: Meidlie RynelaThe kit's mother looked up at her love, a slight frown creasing her brow. It... is fitting but... but it's a little boring, hun... she replied in a quiet, musical voice. She tilted her head a little to the side, keeping her gaze on her child. She had refused to part with her baby after she was born and checked for any problems, she wouldn't even allow the kit's father to hold her.
The father, called Isume, sighed softly, wondering what they could possibly name her. So... um... then what should we call her Kiralia? You reject everything, and this is the closest we've gotten to getting an accepted name... how about you choose then since you're picky about it?
Kiralia shot a light glare in Isume's direction. I am not picky, she replied, shaking her head, I just don't want my only, darling daughter to be named something horrible! It has to be the perfect name for her... She smiled a little when she earned a scowl from Isume, and she stifled a giggle of amusement. So what about the word for melody in my old clan's native language? It'd still give the same meaning, but it'd be much prettier and elegant!
The male shrugged, anything to finish this naming business. But he had one question first, So... what by chance is this word?
Meidlie, was the simple reply as Kiralia began to rock back and forth, hushing the little kit as she began to whimper and squirm. The child's tiny eyes opened slowly, cautiously, at the sound of her mother's voice. Eyes fully widened she glanced around uneasily and let out a squeak-like noise. Her mother grinned. See? She approves! She likes that name.
Isume smiled, peering over his love's shoulder down at his child. Well I can't argue with that... Meidlie... it's perfect for her. Meidlie...
Suddenly she detected a disgusting smell that seemed to be rising directly from the ground, though she knew it obviously wasn't. Most likely, it was leaking underneath the tent, which wasn't exactly the most sturdy. The smell seemed to be resting in the air surrounding the female and she let out a sickened groan.
Meidlie did her best to clear her mind, which was beginning to get clouded over by the thick smoke that was invading her tent and smothering her in darkness. She felt a nauseating feeling creep into her stomach as she heard a terrible but enchanting song from outside. Her sensitive ears twitched, having heard music before but nothing like this. This song was nothing like anything the female had heard before, and obviously, as a Siren she had heard more than enough singing in her lifetime, and she hadn't even been alive that long.
A song drifted through the valley and though the sound was coming out in soft whispers, the song was being carried by the wind and could be heard everywhere that breeze traveled. The source of the gorgeous song was a xweetok with a blue pelt and various shades of snowy-blue striped markings were stretched across her body. The female walked through the forests, eyes closed as she stepped to the rhythm of the sweet, pure, and enchanting song she was singing. As a Siren, the xweetok had spent years of mastering the art of music, and since she was unlike the rest of her kind, she did not take pleasure in torturing others and using her magic for utter evil. She was careful when around others, and knew how to control the side effects to her music, meaning she had the ability to prevent her listeners from being held mentally captive by her beautiful melodies. Lately she hadn't seen too many people, though, which was a problem, for she had become accustomed to adding the hint of magic to her songs, since truthfully that magic made her voice stronger and her ballads prettier. Now, if only this girl knew that she wasn't alone, and that she should be taking caution.
Ryorken, who's sensitive ears could pick up even the faintest sounds, caught the distant singing almost immediately. Suddenly he sat up straighter, brushing his rain-soaked hair out of his eyes. Who was singing? It was so, so beautiful. The male stood up, blinking his eyes rapidly to clear his vision, fighting against the pouring rain. I'll... go find them, he decided, murmuring aloud and trotting around the lake with a slight twinge of uneasiness in the pit of his stomach.




















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