Thread: An Artifact, A Girl, and a God. |Lagerthas x BlackTalon|

Eagerly when he released her left wrist she moved to cover up her breasts, knowing they were fully more exposed then her snatch. Then he let go of her other hand and gladly she covered herself, her eyes opened as she glared at the man. It was only when he spoke to the priestess that she saw the woman there. Her brow raised as he issued the woman an order and...she started moving to comply. ' What kind of messed up nightmare am I having? ' She watched the woman undress, tensing as the woman slipped off the dress to reveal the tattoos that lined her body before moving to slip the white dress on her. There, the woman whispered to her about him being a kind God. Her teeth clenched and she had to hold her breath as the woman finished dressing her. When she was done, Naari was able to remove her arms and stand up, though constantly pulling at the bottom of the dress. The sides did not make her feel too comfortable, and she no longer had panties. Her eyes turned as he faced her, looking in the distance towards the Nile. There had been a bridge there before she had crashed into the lake and drowned. Surely she must have been dead, no matter what he said, no matter the fact she had ate and drink. It was the process of denial, and she was not about to believe any of this. ' If I can get back to the Nile, I can go down to the bottom and see if my car is there. If it isn't, then this has to be some fucked up nightmare I can't wake up from. ' That was her logic as she looked at him when he determined her options. Why are those my only options? Naari asked as he started moving down the stairs. Who gave you the right to claim me? I sure as hell didn't! Naari was frustrated, she didn't belong here. If this was real, she still couldn't keep her mouth closed. NO man was ever going to tell her how to act and what to do or lay claim to her. Her grandfather had raised her better than that. Still, she should have been thinking logically. He could be real, he could seriously dismember her or kill her but...somehow she knew if all this was really real that he wasn't going to kill her. After all if all this was real like he insisted, then he would have just saved her from drowning. Naari waited until he was further down the steps before she looked back to the Nile. I don't know who you think you are or who you think I am, but I won't bow to a damn God I've never believed in! Naari's fists were clenched as she moved to descend down the many steps of the pyramid. She made sure to keep a distance from him, but the moment they were at the bottom of it, he was moving towards his temple. She stood at the bottom, before turning towards the Nile and bolting for it. No looking back. Her feet slapping against the grass as she moved through the people, closer and closer to the Nile. The crash had been so awful, and so unexpected. She knew her jeep had to be under the water, if this was real, it'd be there. she did not bother to see if he was chasing. She had it in her mind this was just a dream as she kept breathing, pushing past people and jumping over obstacles. Then, after a few minutes of running, she broke the edge of the riverbank. Her feet hit against the sand, before splashing against the water. She ran forward, until the water made resistance. Naari walked as far forward as she could, waist high. Her head looked up, and around, trying to imagine where the bridge would be. It would be here, to her right. Ahead would have been where she had her accident. She moved, as the water climbed up her body and before she heard and listened to the screaming behind her, she pushed her hands together and dived. Keeping her eyes open under the water was hard, but she did it as she dived down,deeper into the Nile. Holding her breath seemed minimal in all of this really, and soon she could see the bottom. She moved forward, further and further and when she saw the glint of turquoise in the distance. Her brows raised, seeing a fish flash by as she relaxed. Right? It was just a fish not her jeep. This was just a dream.... However, the closer she moved, the more it glistened until...she could make out the headlights of her jeep. Busted, broken, the front window busted in. The leather seats, the steering wheel.. Not only had Khepri pulled her from the miracle waters of the Nile, but her wrecked jeep had come in his vision as well. Sand was wrapped around the tires and...Naari screamed letting the water into her mouth and lungs. Impossible! This all had to be impossible! Yet...here was her proof this was all real.