XxLyraxX

The Great Divide (Between XxLyraxX and Card Captor)

Lydia sniffled again, looking at him with tear filled eyes and hugged him back as tightly as she buried her face against his chest. She felt him start to stroke her ears and her head nudged up against his hand, the neko wiggling closer before finally getting comfortable and settling down as her tears slowed to a stop and she wiped at her face.

The Great Divide (Between XxLyraxX and Card Captor)

"I missed you too." Her eyes widened when she heard that he had frowned. Actually frowned. That just shows how much Lydia must have hurt him. She felt the tears well up in her eyes again and she sniffled. "I-I'm s-sorry. I d-didn't want to hurt you." She mumbled, tears trickling down her cheeks as she stared sadly down at her lap, her ears drooping as she cried.

The Werewolf's Apprentice (Between XxLyraxX & Alear)

Lydia followed Aren's shouted commands, eyes as wide as they could be so she was able to see everything. Used to the man's way of randomly calling out a command, Lydia was shooting quickly, body reacting instantly to the order as soon as she heard it. She didn't allow for herself to break concentration as she kept shooting, the poor trees were the victims of her practice.

Instincts: Free-Roam, Action, Horror, Fantasy, Demons, Romance, Etc.

I'm interested in making a feline demon ^^ or twins, I can do twins as well xD

The Great Divide (Between XxLyraxX and Card Captor)

"I could never be mad at you Addie." She said softly, using the nickname she had given him when they were kids. Her purr grew louder when he began scratching her ears and she leaned into his hand as she took another bite of the fish. She felt his bury his face against her neck and she blushed, cuddling closer to him. Her blush grew deeper at his comment about her purring.

Beastly

We're waiting on Kitty and Paige I believe. If they don't post by tomorrow I guess go ahead and post.

Contracted Souls (Between XxLyraxX & a moyashi)

Lydia watched in confusion as a tall man with black hair and red eyes wearing a butler suit stepped into the room but she didn't have time to focus on him as a shorted figure pushed past the man and stepped inside the room as well. As Celia looked at him, she felt her breath freeze in her chest and her eyes widen. "C-Ciel..?" She whispered, sure that she was dreaming. She glanced back at Vivian and the demon smiled slightly at her. "Your eyes do not deceive you mistress." At that Celia shot up from her chair and ran across the room, throwing her arms around her twin, who was taller than she and cried against his jacket, not able to believe her eyes.

The Great Divide (Between XxLyraxX and Card Captor)

A soft purr began rumbling in her chest when he petted her again and she happily accepted the next bite of fish, her tail uncurling from around her waist to wave happily behind her and her ears appeared, twitching at his touch. At his words she froze and looked at him. "Y-You've done n-nothing that I-I need to forgive y-you for." She whispered, speaking to him again for the first time in six years.

The Great Divide (Between XxLyraxX and Card Captor)

Lydia couldn't help but nudge her head up into his hand when he started petting it but then she realized what she was doing and stopped. blush spreading across her cheeks. She felt Adrian grab something and she blinked when she saw a piece of fish speared in a fork appeared in front of her. She stared at the fish, mouthing beginning to water at the sight of her favorite food. She hadn't had fish in a long time. She hesitantly opened her mouth and accepted the morsel, eyes closing in bliss as she happily chewed the treat.

The Werewolf's Apprentice (Between XxLyraxX & Alear)

Lydia gave Larkin a confused look when Aren and Apache looked at them in amusement. We're missing something here. Larkin's eyes seemed to say and Lydia was inclined to agree. Lydia listened to her mentor's instructions and nodded, striding over to the spot her had indicated and taking her stance. She slung the recurve bow from her shoulder and notched an arrow, bringing the bow as she came to a full draw. She took deep breaths, keeping her hands steady as she focused. Once she was sure that the shot was good she released the arrow. It sped through the air and slammed into one of the knots. Before the arrow had connected, Lydia had another arrow notched and soon sent it spinning after the other one. She kept practicing, keeping tension from her shoulders and arms.