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Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2012 11:55 am
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Netami shrugged. With her illusions, she could have stood in front of him in direct sight and still not been seen, but she wasn't about to tell him that. She thought about what could scare this fae, thought about his race and what she knew of it. There wasn't much she did know, just that the males were supposed to be big and bad and the females were supposed to be made of rainbow or some such thing. Perhaps she could use one of the females to create the terror she wanted in him? Netami gave this a bit of thought.
"What does it matter why I'm here? It's not like you could stop me from anything," she said. With that she hopped off her eye and moved towards him. "After all, there's nothing to suggest that you could do anything to anyone." Netami turned and padded off into the forest. After a few moments of walking, she found a nice cluster of trees and underbrush. Still immersed in the feli's mind, she made him think about her. "What was she doing?" he would wonder. He would get this desire to follow her. Perhaps he might be strong enough to resist, but that was unlikely. She focused, her eye watching for the other ebil fae she could encounter, and soon a white female feli appeared. The feli radiated innocent, goodness and joy. Netami would take pleasure in striping that away. The feli screamed in pure terror, curling onto the ground in the fetal position, and hiding.
{{That's alright, here's the racial information. "As for the Eye of the Beholder race, they come from the land of dark illusions, an evil and twisted place. They thrive on fear, so scaring the bejeebus out of other faekats makes them stronger. Their illusions can be touched so are physical but they cannot cause any real harm. Any damage done must only be psychological/traumatic. But like any faekat, they can feel pity, remorse, sadness, regret and even love. So they have a conscience. It's a tough life for them to live, needing to scare others to feel stronger (think drug addiction) but also feeling bad afterwards when they do.
Of course, not all feel guilty. Some are truly twisted and relish the misery they inflict on others."}}
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