Hekili'akos

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➤ SAMPLE POST UNOMaking the best out of a bad situation came almost as naturally to Hekili as summoning stars to kiss the earth; it was flashy, time-consuming, and exhausted every muscle fiber in his body, but he could do it. Oh, he could do flashy.Gentle waves lapping against brine-washed shores? The perfect ambiance.Clouds lazily drifting out in front of a yellow moon? Mood lighting, of course.A box of vegetarian chipotle to-go? Not his first pick, but if she liked it, well...In retrospect, maybe he should've made sure the lid was properly clasped, because when a man and his- oh, what were those called again? Anyways, when a man and his mount crashed harder than his demigod career just down the pier, it was all he could do but drop the container and stare with utmost dumbfoundment.Its contents? On the floor. To add insult to injury, some sort of sea bird whose name escaped him swooped down and began to peck at it, unperturbed by the scene about to unfold.Hekili looked down - disappointed, but not quite angry - and exhaled a soft sigh. Somewhere behind him, a thin draconic tail lashed, betraying his mood. "I think you're in the wrong parking spot," he mulled, just loud enough to cross the distance between them.The not-quite-so-human man took a singular step forward before deciding that, in a universe filled with supers, mystics, things that went bump in the void, and flying apex predators, maybe it was best to leave the miraculous gravity-proof albino and his horse at a pier's length."Do you need directions?" he continued. "Like, to the nearest shelter, or... a zoo?"Was anything (other than takeout restaurants) even open at this hour? A quick glance at his phone's digital clock - six fifty-four - told him that the answer was probably not.What's worse, she would be here any minute. Maybe. It wasn't hard to notice how flighty Azura had become in the face of something more than running from eldritch knights and literally holding down the fort, but he couldn't figure out why for the life of him.Ah, whatever. Not like it mattered now.