you can hardly breathe ● malak

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THE KINGPIN

golden lung dragon & black jaguar w/ vitiligo & platinum silver fox. unknown age - ancient. bai shi lynn lingré. proper chinese name is lin bai. prefers lynn if close. they/them. blind. wind element & electric element. firstborn son of jerisidie lingré & current head of family/general. courting delilah evergarden & halo mercer. kingpin of alithís evgenis. demiromantic gray-asexual. parent of veris, arvin, leoku, erian, flos, kekhai, evarhi, and laeglin. elder brother of ramona and hope, uncle of quennel and cosette.

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His voice broke through a medley of thoughts threatening to drown the soft spoken and tender memories racing around their mind. Head down as they trod forward, the jaguar very visibly distracted and looking mentally distraught. His voice reached them, causing them to lift their head as they searched for the source of his voice blindly before they remembered that he was a bird and naturally wouldnt be close to the ground. Grunting slightly as they mis-stepped, the jaguar moved closer to the tree, alerted by the sounds of the items in his tree gently swaying and clinking in the light breeze that cooled the area. "Malak?", the answered, surprised to have found the other so quickly. They must have come further than they thought possible. Inhaling and exhaling, turning their head to expel a rough cough, they shook their head and body before turning their head back up to him, "No, it's not me, I'm a random murderous jaguar passing by. I'm looking for you actually. For a few things, one, for this cough, two, for some mental rest. Maybe a few more things, but for now, those are of the first concern." they rumbled as they came to the foot of his tree and sat down, "There is also a special place that I would like to show you.", they added on softly, this part being more painful for them to bring up. They had to get their cards in order if something should ever happen to them, the rest of their family had all but disappeared from the face of this land, leaving the shifter feeling so very alone, even with their children at their side.