Green Acres; Adventure Fields

Happily carrying the supplies for their continued travels, El used them to test the new limits of whatever strength he had gained. He'd never been able to accurately judge the limit of his power before he was transported back to his world, but now he felt like that limit had risen because the limit of his base form had done so as well. Another good thing was that he was now, officially, a denizen of this world and as such had all the time in the world to test it out.

He lagged a small bit behind Tzita, but only because he was trying to balance the supplies on one of his fingers like a spinning plate on a stick, or a basketball. The weight wasn't much to him, which was something to consider given how much they had been given, but the level of delicate balance needed was the key.

"Huh? Oh, yes, Lady L'sia. Though, I kind of liked the Taurus, he was very interesting."

El kept his pace, able to focus on doing more than one thing at a time. Before he'd been distracted, but he understood what Tzita had said now and could give her his thoughts. "There were a lot of things that happened, some that I didn't understand, but it worked out alright. I even got some horns." Which he'd become quite smitten with. At first they made his head feel heavier than normal, but now their weight seemed almost non-existent. Truthfully, as an alien to this world, he'd felt a little... normal in comparison to everyone else. Now, he felt like he could fit in a little better.

Picking up his pace, he scooped Tzita up and placed her on the shoulder of his free hand while he carried the supplies in the other, "It doesn't have to, Lady L'sia." After all, it had already been established that El possessed some level of increased speed in her world, and he doubted that it had vanished with his resummoning. Like his strength, he assumed it had been enhanced to some degree as well.

El laughed briefly, his muscles rippling along by tensing and then relaxing. Even though their time had been rather short together, El thought he had a pretty good read on the things that Tzita wanted. She didn't like physical exertion, or didn't like it when it wasn't related to something that would bring her some kind of immediate satisfaction. While El didn't quite understand that, he didn't judge her about it. It was just one of her, possibly many, quirks.

He stopped laughing, cutting his eyes to the side that Tzita sat on and smiled a devilishly handsome smile, fit for a confident king. "Temptation is a cruel mistress, Lady L'sia. It drives men to take what they desire and think they deserve."  He poked fun at her seductive whispering with a bit of aggressiveness in his voice while he "observed" her entire body with a pair of wandering eyes before the Ankh interrupted and lit a path for them to follow.

He returned the supplies to a more stable balance in the palm of his hand, and held Tzita a bit tighter before he began to jog in the direction that they needed to go, in order to speed up the trip. "We'll work out together one of these days though, Lady L'sia, it'll be fun and you'll get more accustom to physical exertion. I can't spoil you all the time." He was adamant about this.

"Durn right," the Taurus added gruffly, the faint notion of Tank being heard in his voice, "Best stop being so lazy... Reminds me of my own a little bit..." he grumbled, the frustration welling up in El as he drew greater strength from the Taurus. As he started jogging, he shot off like a rocket, his natural speed when in the sun being enhanced greatly with the mixture of the natural speed that came with the Taurus and his descendants. He would be able to clear a quarter of the field in a matter of minutes. "... Shouldn't take too long at this rate. Be thankful We are of a natural swiftness." It seemed as though now, since the Taurus had deemed El worthy of his power, he would speak to him as someone who was deserving of such respect.

To Tzita, however, he seemed to be a little more rough around the edges. "Y'oughtta put 'er down...  Make her walk." Tank was never one for laziness, and no matter how appealing to the eye Tzita was, laze was definitely his least favorite to see in anyone. It reminded him of his people getting fat and slow, no longer powerful and strong as they are meant to be.

(*Be sure to include somewhere in your Bio that you may use the Taurus' power as you see fit, if you feel it's important to note. This is an example of how to share powers between certain characters, even in different scenarios entirely. This is so that this account does not have to be active whilst you are utilizing whatever you have agreed upon. This is also a rule/suggestion, which is why I'm putting it in a... Note.)

(So I typed out a whole post, then ended up refreshing the page by mistake and lost it all lol. So, I'm typing this new one from vague ideas about what I had written. It's close to the original though.)

El laughed at the Taurus idea. While it was probably the right thing to do, El still had some semblance of being a knight, even though he technically wasn't anymore, and was chivalrous. Carrying Tzita wasn't any extra problem to him and it was his way of being considerate of her wants and needs so he could curry her favor. It was no secret to El was smitten with Tzita and had fallen, to some extent, for her. Call him old school or old fashioned, but love at first sight was definitely a thing for him.

Once Tzita was fully situated in her new position on his back, El poured on the speed and followed the path. "Now, now, you two. Bulls are naturally tough and physically powerful right? It's no trouble for me to carry Lady L'sia, so doesn't add that much extra weight, and I'm serious about training with her. I'm interested in seeing all her different types of magic besides seduction." He took a glance over his shoulder, his eyes sparkling with wonderment. "You'll show me, right?"

El liked the sound of that. Being able to see all of this world was something that he really wanted to be able to do. In terms of sheer size, and scale, it was much larger than the one he originated from. He couldn't call it his own anymore since he now belonged here, but the memories of it were fresh enough, especially the bad ones. Those wouldn't hinder him at all, though, because he planned to make plenty of good ones.

"Alright, thanks for your help." El said to the Taurus as they came up on the cliff and he skid to an abrupt and sudden stop. He had to, or they would have gone tumbling over the cliff and plummeting to the depths below. He preferred willingly jumping down, rather than falling in, much more.

"Hold on tight, Lady L'sia." Was the only clear warning he gave before he jumped of the edge.