*looks at new person*

-Dawn-

i heard singing in the distance, so i walked towards the sound.

I also heard cries in agony.
It made me feel like i was home
I felt a burning sensation under my bunny eye patch and it hurt.
but i kept walking



-ignore the man in the pic-

(Hello. I forgot Ruvaak had a gender.)

Ruvaak continues watching the humanoid. At some point she stood and stretched, trusting the shadows to cloak her. She settles back down on the branch, ghostly tail flicking slightly.

The girl suddenly giggled, staring straight at Ruvaak. "And who is stalking me?"

"Aan vokun sunvaar." Ruvaak replies, gracefully leaping to the ground. She remains in her pure form as she watches the humanoid.

(Almost forgot the translation. 'A shadow monster'. Oooh, just noticed you called her Ruvaak! Finally someone who doesn't call her 'The'!)

"There's more to you. There always is. Hmm.." The little girl searches for a moment. "Ah, Ruvaak? Nice to meet you."

Faal Ruvaak Kaaz nods politely. Quite a few of the planets she'd visited had known about her; it wasn't suprising this creature did as well. But what was it? Faal Ruvaak Kaaz inhales, drawing air over the glands on the roof of her mouth.

(Just a note, Faal Ruvaak Kaaz dosen't have a call-name. She'll just respond to anything directed at her.)

The girl was suddenly right behind Ruvaak. "So tell me, why are you on our planet? A trillion others to choose from."

"Because there's nothing as amusing as human stupidity." Faal Ruvaak Kaaz replies, turning to face the humaniod. She didn't want it to be able to jump on her back. Not that it would be that hard to fight off- unless it was some sort of mage. But she could always run away. As usual, Ruvaak kept her face emotionless with no trace of her thoughts showing.

She laughs, and suddenly Ruvaak would feel a great deal of pain. "As a human, I take offense to that. You're own stupidity can be your own demise." She smiled. "I guess they are right. Curiosity did kill the cat." She spits the last word out, in a slight growl.