)v( a k u r a   |2 e t s u j o u
The Total |)arkness of (arnal |)esires
"For   therein  lies  the   corruption
of  a  world   damned   without  its
redemption.    Therein    lies     the
consumption   of      morals     into
oblivion's decay of
total darkness."
              
- Poe
...A soul's Stricken Farewell...
���-�-���  Succubus - Angel ���-�-���
...More
Succubus then Angel... 
  
-   |-|ybrid   -
   The shadows writhed in quiet  complaint of the being that slid among them, form  tasseled
    by their senseless motions of  corrupt and destitute rebellion.  The  light  shrank away  and
    recoiled from the being, as though its very existence and  life  depended  upon strict  avoid-
    ance of the creature,  and anything to do with it.  Indeed,  as that  insidious gaze cast  from
    molten gold and infernally shifting quicksilver-marred russet cast  from the blinding heat of
    the greatest star in the sky itself shifted over the lands, everything seemed to shrink  aback
    and cower before a force yet unreckoned with. And indeed, it was for those very impassible
    beings of inky black that so dominated the world of |\|ight that she was named.  Despite the
    luscious hue of deepest blood tainted burgundy that writhed among those silk spun strands
    of feathery hair,  )v(akura she was and had always been. "Total Darkness."

    And yet..when a single languid step shattered the veil between the shadowy world of
    incorporeal machinations and the light strewn one just past, nature herself let out a slowly
    rippling sigh of relief, a single shoulder of the lithe femme falling to seek purchase upon the
    wall at her side. \\'hy..  the supple femme seemed almost delicate..flower-like. Surely no sort
    of viable threat to anyone. Yet an almost mocking glance from those devilishly  tainted  hues
    was cast by the young  femme toward  the shadows,  even as though she were  reprimanding
    the  world  itself  for  its  lack-luster appreciation for her being and presence.

    Looks, after all, could be so deceiving.

    Her back, however, was adorned by twin frameworks of delicate ink-enshrouded pitch, the
    pinions' depths of impenetrable black devoiring what light there was. Now and again the wind
    would whisper treasonously through them as they rubbed upon one another, the softly silken
    murmurs betraying the course, soft velvet that textured each and every ebony dipped feather.
    Steps carried on their ludicrous path  over the parched  and  grass smitten  grounds for  what
    seemed hours,  but was perhaps  but a span of  minutes or so. Crossing an unmarked border
    to gain purchase upon the heavy leaden concrete and cobbles of the sidestreets, the rusted
    light from a rickety lamppost fell to ignite strands which the light seemed so intent on staying
    away  from. The wavering silk threads were an impossibly  deep wine, before the  crystal
    goblet of Cabernet  was held to the light, it would  possess a hue so deep it was almost black,
    the color of blood deeply within the veins before it was split. Such was the tone of the young
    female's shimmering cascade of hair, which insisted upon tapping into whatever reserves of
    shadow there were to  draw invisible  strength from  their presence.  And yet the fiery
    expression that slid in slow circumference about those tenebrous streetcorners and back alleys
    was hardly one whose )v(astery dominated the shadowy wraiths whose entrailing tendrils she
    called home. Nae, her element was not one of such widespread  existence.  Although  it  was
    and would always be an (-lement. And perhaps it was for a  single  aspect  of that  "element"
    and the emotions it governed that she, and her family, had been named. For what first  name
    ever grew without a last? No, she was Retsujou as well.
"Carnal Desire."

    A faint smile momentarily touched those poison tainted tiers of the femme, who had taken up
    her sentinel post near the inner commons area of the small town, hues grazing over the summit
    of a nearby cathedral with an ironic smirk. The sun that finally deigned with hesitant wariness
    to trail its rays over her seemed to ignite hidden hues of flayme that held feathery strands of
    hair enraptured by its ephemeral glow, which shifted in time to their own decadent tune.

    No move was made to announce a presence to those who passed her by or neared her at close
    proximity.. as if any cared enough to  take note,  it was all the  better for them.  Licentious
    intents and lascivious machinations were hardly bound to be contained, and yet it would
    always do well  that she was  not left  here to her  own vague  intents. Yes, better she be
    greeted as friend, then allowed to wander as foe.

    Right?
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