Kohaku smirked against her flesh when she replied, placing more kisses along her dainty neck. A groan of slight disappointment left him when Mirannda moved, ruining his plans to do more than just kiss her neck. That moan of hers had set his body aflame, giving him shivers of sheer delight. But he watched her wordlessly, his smirk growing as he took in her every curve, burning the image of her body in his mind. Her movements were slow, teasing him by showing him all that he could touch but not getting within range for him to reach her. It was sweet torture, making him want so much, giving him that itch by showing him so much, but making him wait for it.
Finally, she slowly worked her way into the water with him, his eyes looking her over as she did so. Now that her wrap skirt was gone Kohaku could see her hips better, so fine and luscious as they swayed with each step she took until they were completely submerged in the water. His amber pools moved up to her small waist, then up to her perky bosom, unknowingly licking his lips at their slight bounce when she took yet another step towards him. Kohaku finally forced his gaze away and up at her eyes, his own revealing his hunger for her.
He did not wait. The second Mirannda came within reach his hands reached out and found themselves on her hips as she straddled him. She locked her lips with his after making him wait for so long, a low growl-like moan rumbling deep within his throat. He breathed in her sweet scent right before deepening the kiss. No longer could he think clearly. All of his thoughts were replaced by his bodily urges, longing for more as his beastly side took over. And as quickly as it came, all of the heat in his body turned cold. Mirannda had spoken a name that she shouldn’t even know, and just like that, his urges were replaced with horror.
Kohaku’s eyes shot open, his body now numb to everything she did to it, regretfully. There was no way she knew his real name. She couldn’t! Perhaps it was a slip of the tongue. Yeah, that had to be it. He knew nothing of her, so there was no way of knowing if she was even around back then, but he did know that he had never seen her before he came to this land. Unless, she knew his name from someone else, a person who does know him by that name. That thought only added to his terror. The only people who would know, aside from Kimiko, are people that want him dead for the horrible things he had done. Mirannda is the Champion of death, so was it possible that she was hired by someone seeking revenge to kill him? No, she wouldn’t do that, would she? She may betray him, but surely she wouldn’t betray Nelanna by killing her familiar, right? No, he had no proof of any of that, he shouldn’t be so quick to assume. As decided before, she deserved to be given a chance. Still, he needed to know that he was wrong.
Kohaku took in a shaky breath, furrowing his brow with regret for not paying attention to her touches. Reluctantly he lifted his hands to her shoulders, and instead of answering, he gently pushed her away just enough to look her dead in the eye. “You just called me Haku,” he said with a serious expression. “How do you know my real name?”