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Blake - The Epic Tame / Epic Story

Posted: Sat Nov 27, 2010 2:15 pm
by Bubbleme
This is one of my first go's at a story, this may not be as good as a lot of the others, I know my first defenately wasen't. I hope you enjoy it! This is my story of my first fox tame which I did today.
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Tsami peered at her map as she moved forward, not giving a glance at her surroundings. ''If I pay the flightmaster in Stormwind for one of his gryphons to get me -there-,'' she pointed at one area of a map to to the Eastern Kindoms, dragging her finger across to 'The ruins of Gilneas'. ''And then ride to there. I will find what I am searching for.'' A look was given to the human Priest besides her, that looked back with a sage nod. ''Indeed, Tsami, you are not as stupid as I thought'' Glaring lightly, she dealt a back-hand slap to the side of his head. Yeah, of course. Only stupid people ever think I am stupid.

As they ventured out through Elwynn, a tower became part of thier view. Then another, and another, as well as this GIANT wall that seemed to go on forever! They knew they had reached the beloved city of Stormwind. It seemed desolate, vacant, apart from several randomly positioned guards dotted around here and there. People only gathered otherwise at the bank, auction house and Cathedral - the streets simply seemed deserted. Tsami looked confused. ''I thought this was a city, not a ghost town. Vanir, do you not know about this?'' She asked slightly hesitantly. Something wasen't right - she needed to get out of here, and now...Elementals started raging through the city at that very moment. ''Just run! We need that flight, Tsami!'' And that they did. The two rushed past several elementals before finding the proper way over to the flightmaster.

The gryphons were left to carry off the weak or injured, despite the brilliant Medics and Priests that roamed the city for constant treating duties. Confused, the Priest asked the hunter for assistance on the matter. ''Can't you just, like...Talk to the gryphons, or something? Make them take us off to wherever the fel we're going?''
''...Right. I shall try such, Brother. Though I do not guarantee such is possible.'' Tsami replied swiftly. Caww caww! Caw caww! Bird calls seemed to catch the Gryphons attention. The two nodded along, before climbing out of thier roosts. Tsami and Vanir climbed up onto them before they knew it, and off they flew! Where might they be heading?

They passed the villages, forests, valleys and jungles, several hours passed before they reached the Western Plaugelands. Vanir shivered lightly as they landed, eyes hardly focusing on what would be around them. Corspes, deathknights, ghouls and more...A horror for a priest with a weakness. Panting after not long of dragging, Tsami pulled the old coot around - then they reached the Silverpine Forest. ''We are away from all that horribleness of dark energies. Y...you can walk -next- to me now. We do not need another old priest dead.'' He swooped to the ground before picking himself back up, his movements still weak and sickly. Once they passed the gate of the worgen, and several forsaken flags, both of them stood gobsmacked - they were amazed. A whole army of silvery white foxes stood there, in front of them. ''I...I'm speechless.'' Vanir spoke silently to the female elf beside him. Tsami shouted out to them.
''Which one of you are willing to be my companion in battle, hm?'' She asked, determination in her voice. Several stepped forward, though one caught her eye. He was a strong, yet elegant looking one, with stars in his eyes that shone in the night and glimmered subtly in the day. They had arrived late at night, and he looked the best mainly because of those red eyes of his.

''You...'' She motioned briefly to him. ''Come here. I shall inspect you...Only the best becomes my partner in war, battle.'' He moved towards her, first cautiously but then calm and confidently. Tsami stroked his back, feeling his soft, fuzzy furr led down his smoothly curved back. A tail raised high and a set of red starry orbs, feet like polished hooves and furr like a grizzly bear, this was the one. She walked off, and he followed, they teleported themselves back where they started - The Eastvale Logging Camp.

Clambering into bed beside her wonderful priest boyfriend later on when they had arrived back at home, she called out towards the same Fox that seemed to subtly follow her home, pride in his deep red eyes of being adopted by such a well-known, determined elf. ''Foxy over there, I am calling you Blake. Suits you well.'' She soon shut her small, glinting eyes, pecking the human on the cheek and smileing. ''Night, love you.''
''Love you too.''

The end

Re: Blake - The Epic Tame / Epic Stories

Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 5:35 am
by Bubbleme
Blake - The Epic Story - Love A Good Hunt - Part one
(First person - Blake)

I awoke in what seemed to be a small, cosy, fluffy pet bed, eyes burning with excitement and fear. Today was the day...hunting in the Grizzly Hills. I thought hard about this when we were traveling there, me with my teeth in some human. Not Vanir, that is! Eyes half-open with a tiredness visible from head to toe, my owner moved towards me, Vanir still lazily sleeping in bed. I knew he was, as snoring echoed through the room - it seemed to have awoken me. ''Blake. We are leaving for Dalaran, to take the cryy...*yawn*stal to the forest and then ride. Vanir my love is not coming, unfortunately...'' Tsami spoke to me softly. She was quite tall for an elf, silvery white hair traveling smoothly down her back, marks blue and purple spikes. Tsami seemed more like a giant rock in her chain-mail, also, covering 90% of her body.

Striding, we moved out of our little house in Westfall, and went around the back of the house silently to climb up on Dawn - Tsami's Saber. ''Onwards!'' the elf called, sending the Saber dashing off towards Elwynn. The speed of this armoured, snow white beauty of a cat was magnificent, you could not even see your surroundings fully! Yet the Saber kept going! I was gobsmacked. And even better, when we reached Stormwind, only five minutes had past! Dawn skid across the pavements to stop herself, we climbed off, and Tsami dragged us around for a reason I couldn't quite remember. Screeching into my ears though hardly helps. ''LOOKING FOR MAGE PORTAL FROM STORMWIND TO DALARAN! Paying ten gold!'' Her mind was filling up with whispers, by the time we got into a group, well, we had seven of those mages! ''One of you, just make a portal. How about you, Roflnilolburgers?'' Tsami asked. ''Roflomgleethaxwtfgpwned.'' Roflnilolburgers nodded, grinning as he casted the spell and formed a circular picture. She snuck through it without paying and so did we after, under her command. 'Thought it was a bad idea - I was right. She was reported. But when the GMs saw her offer, he never said she had to pay. Thus Roflnilolburgers seemed to get banned. Hmm... A catchy name. Roflnilolburgers, Roflnilolburgers, Rofln-- Nevermind.

We eventually arrived in Dalaran, and I. Was. DIZZY. Bleh, I wanted to throw up. Tsami seemed used to it, though...''Come on now. We have a crystal to find.'' We both nodded, me and Dawn walking next to eachother with these cute little smiles on our faces - all the citizens stopped and stared at me, saying ''Awwwwh! HE'S SOOO CUTE!''. It kind of annoyed me, infact. Are we there yet? Are we there yet? ... I'm hungry. Tsami tossed me a piece of meat as my desperate stomache growled. ''Do not waste your appetite, Blake, we have a long road ahead of us full of tasty animals and humanoids.'' Tsami commanded, patting me on the head as we walked absently into the small tower. We walked swiftly up the sidesteps, then we went through the small door to the side. As we reached the crystal, it sent a strange sensation through us all and before you know it, we're in Crystalsong. Worgs were everywhere, but we're heading to the Grizzly Hills.

Re: Blake - The Epic Tame / Epic Stories

Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2010 6:13 am
by Bubbleme
Blake - The Epic Story - Love A Good Hunt -Part two
(First person - Blake)

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WHEEEEEE! We were flying on a gryphon! For the first time! It was so amazing... Looking down at all the little rabbits I could jump off and pounce at. I wouldn't of course, but if I was allowed I would. An armoured, hooded priest seemed to come besides us on a seperate gryphon, his armour made me unsure who he was. But he was surely someone Tsami knows. We kept flying, my eyes sometimes meeting with his from under his hood - I knew who he was, it was just on the end of my tongue...His hand reached out, and pulled me onto his gryphon, along with Tsami. ''My dear.'' He smiled. It was Vanir! ''I have missed you, it is three in the afternoon, I awoke at eleven and had no clue where you were. Don't scare me like that again, my love.''
''...Vanir. We went without you, I thought you did not wish to come, honey?''
''Well I am here now.'' Vanir replied, smiling brightly with a hint of determination in his eyes. Our gryphons landed in the grizzly hills, us stepping off and brushing ourselves off. Vanir moved towards Tsami to wrap a pair of strong arms around her and kiss her lips sweetly, thier tongues dancing at the time.

Once they did pull away, after that long kiss, we climbed onto dawn that ran beneath the gryphons throughout the trip, whom of which dashed off towards the lake widely inhabited by bears. It was not very far away at all, and I went to pounce a bear to the ground and play with it, but he bit me instead. Letting out a cry of pain, I attacked. Biting, scratching, whipping with my tail, it was a cat-fight. Literally. The good thing was, I won. It tried to run, became weak and fell to the ground with one last screech of pain. A whole army of bears soon after gathered around... Acturis was one of them. He stepped forward, speaking in a language that I could understand. ''I am the leader of the bears here...If you want a fight, you have to go through me. That's one of my kind over there that you killed, we'll kill your elf owner over there if you lose to me.'' I growled. This was not fair, but I kept strong. ''Make the first move, fattie.'' I growled back to him, ready to whip my tail at any waking moment.

Acturis moved back, brushed his paws across the ground and charged towards me at full speed, Tsami shot a concussion arrow at the vile bear, then when his movement was slowed placing down a frost trap. Another hunter came along, she was a human and a strong one too for that matter. Hunter instincts bought the human a new pet, a giant ghostly bear. ''Congratz. A spirit beast, you have there.'' Tsami smiled. ''Well, congratulations on the amazing fox of yours!'' she replied. I smiled - her words were just so kind, so heart-warming, even if they sound quite simple. I licked her hand that hung at her side, before we had a feast on bears over night. We made a tent there you see, every bear I killed was another meal to cook or save for winter.

Tsami once more spoke her good nights and love yous to us all before her eyes shut themselves and a strong arm moved over her side, a nose burying within her neck, hot breath warming herself down her robes and chest.

Good night, Tsami, Vanir, dead bears. Sweet dreams.