#crashingearth

The open mouthed Magikarp expression on her face was so far from elegant or graceful, that some may have trouble recognizing Yuri. However, the priestess herself didn't care she wasn't being a proper lady -- her ride just dropped her out of nowhere!

Worse yet, a stranger had to rescue her -- and carry her Princess carry style! AAAAAAAA --- SHE COULD DIE FROM EMBARRASSMENT. She wanted the first time she experienced this to be from someone she liked a lot (or maybe something cool, like in some of the manga she liked to read secretly), but, but, but...

Yuri had to quickly compose herself -- it wouldn't do to be ungrateful. She could be shocked later. When her feet touched the ground, she bowed respectfully to her rescuer.

"Ah, thank you, sir. And no, I don't think they should be punished...you know how some Pokemon can be. I'm sure it wasn't meant to be malicious." Standing up straight, she smiled at Daichi, blinking a few times when her eyes showed her a short glimpse of what she was really seeing but, she mentally waved it off. It wasn't her first rodeo seeing someone with divine power. Although it was a first to see someone with power as vast as the land--

“Do you not tire of lying though your teeth?”

There he was, laying on the shore and allowing the tide to crash upon him when it moved, golden hues rolling so far that they nearly moved into his skull. There’s a deep huff that that leaves him—Daichi had been around him more often as of late, and now he was missing the peace and quiet that he had been blessed with before.

“Shape shifting is a disguise, you idiot.” He explained, looking over his shoulder to his brother of the land, gaze narrowed before he looked back to the see; elbow propped up in sand and his palm in his cheek, watching the life within the water.

oh my god revenge songs. i'm tagging @orreanintrepidness for this specifically because this would be canon.

the rebel path - p.t. adamczyk or bigger man - konrad oldmoney & droox (feat. taelor yung). a song that sounds very unserious, boasting about how the character in said song is the 'big man' and how this is his 'disrespectful anthem'. that's wes's way of mocking alistair. he associates the lyric 'big man doing big man things' with him because wes perceives alistair as viewing himself (from their conversations thus far) as a 'big shot'. that the ex-poacher eagerly awaits for the man's bravado to be his own undoing. hence the second song.