[D2 A] Who Do You Belong To?

[Kaliya Redding]

"I have been known to," she says with clear innuendo. It would probably be fair to say that she'd never touched a weapon in her life, and if she had, it certainly hadn't been to learn how to use one.

[Ferris Cafferen]

He dared to look into her eyes for a moment

''Some say that the thrill of the chase makes the prey taste so much better...would you agree with that statement?''

[Kaliya Redding]

Her large eyes, dark and deep as a forest pool, sparkled, "oh, I would assurredly agrree with that. The delicate dance of the stalkerr as they close in, the hammerring of the prrey's hearrt when they arre trrapped." Indeed, her own heart was beating faster at this moment...

[Ferris Cafferen]

''There is more then that...'' he continued while lowerig his voice

''Preparation is essential: to get the prey where you want it you need to learn the terrain, from the bush to the hills, and master them as well as the quarry''

[Kaliya Redding]

"Is that so? And what is the lay of the land telling you rright now?" The power dynamic was shifting, and her breath came a little faster now in thrilled response.

[Ferris Cafferen]

''At first glance, I would say that the hunting ground is a very luscious one. Its valleys and peaks holds much to discover but the weather is tempestuous...energetic and everchanging. Cool one moment, it can become searing the next. When it does the winds become stronger and faster, thinly veiling the exposed fields by bringing with it the salty dew of the southern seas.'''

[Kaliya Redding]

"I should think you would be most thorrough, carreful to note everry valley and crrest, to find everry secrret place yourr quarry might hide. Trracking the smallest signs and cues made by the prrey you seek. Am I correct in this?"

[Ferris Cafferen]

''A successful hunt requires dedication Lady Kaliya'' he says with a nod

[Kaliya Redding]

"And prreperration, I suppose? Arre you always so considerred? Have you everr just given in to impulse?"

[Ferris Cafferen]

''Mayhaps...but impulses rarely lead to interesting chases.'' he tilted his head

''I guess both must be balanced''

[Kaliya Redding]

"Next time we meet, you will no doubt be betterr prreparred, and we shall see if we can worrk on giving in to impulse. Does that sound fairr, serr Ferris?"

[Ferris Cafferen]

''We will see Lady Kaliya but I will make sure that the meeting will be pleasant for us both''

[Kaliya Redding]

"Then shall we make ourr rreturrn to Ashforrd?" and she turned with a flutter of her gown, moving back to Lily's side.

[Ferris Cafferen]

''We shall'' he readied himself to give her a hand

[Kaliya Redding]

With a teasing smile, Kaliya accepted his hand and lifted herself back into the saddle. Suppressing a grimace as her ass begins to feel semi-numb almost instantly and her toes prickle unpleasantly. "Does overrmorrow suit you, perrhaps?"

[Ferris Cafferen]

''Certainly...what hour would suit you?''

[Kaliya Redding]

"I think mid-morrning would be delightful, I could rride Perrlerra, and save Lily the trrouble. Not that you have been anything less than wonderrful, my dearr," she cooed over the mare.

[Ferris Cafferen]

''And I am sure a riding attire would be more comfortable'' he said nudging Lily to start moving

[Kaliya Redding]

"Aye, it is at that, so long as you do not find issue that I rride a conventional saddle, like this one," she patted Lily's saddle beneath her. "Farr too many men become jealous at the sight of a woman with a powerrful steed between herr thighs."

[Ferris Cafferen]

''Those who succomb to jealousy are usually found lacking in skill.'' he replies with a smirk

[Kaliya Redding]

Kaliya chuckled approvingly, "besides, it can be interresting to see someone's skills in action beforre testing them forr one's self."

[Ferris Cafferen]

He passed a hand over his mustache ''One can learn from observing, if careful.''

[Kaliya Redding]

"But nothing beats firrst-hand experrience," she purred.

[Ferris Cafferen]

''Never'' he said looking back at the woman

[Kaliya Redding]

She allowed the silence to stretch out as they wended their way back to town. She felt no need to break the silence, rather it was her opinion that most people talked too much, but the taciturn hunstman seemed to have a good handle on that.