Not that he was willing to accept such a fate, but it didn't have much choice. Only to hope it'd be spared.

Creating the offering and running so much had depleted much of its energy storage. It could only hope it'd appeased the other enough to make him leave him alone... but even if it hadn't, there wasn't much energy remnants left to feed him, anyways.

There would be no such risk of being consumed.

than a basketball now, floating centimeters above his palms.

Take it or leave it, the offer was clear without a word spoken from him.

the desperation. He had no interest in offering himself up as the meal itself. He just .. had a bad feeling how that would turn out.

No, but he could offer this up instead. It was still made up of the same kind of matter he was, but separated from his body.

A miniature planet, just a bit larger

instead, clasped his hands together in front of his chest, as if cupping something between them. As light shone through his fingers, he would pull them apart to reveal a swirling, forming densely packed mass of matter.

Which he then offered up to the other.

He could sense his deafening hunger,

A humanoid being, but it wouldn't be the golden-skinned man familiar to him. No, just a regular Terran, wincing behind the makeshift shield of planetary matter.

If Terrans had glowing eyes and blue, pulsating veins running beneath their skin to match, that is.

it's mind. His mind.

A fluorescent mineral-like substance exploded from its core, a barrier that raced to impede the Magus's advancement... on its person.

It seemed the fear had jolted it enough that a flash of it's old, previous form was dragged out of the farthest most recesses of its mind.

conscious enough to be aware of such a tactic?

Hard to say.

🌟// ooc
(Absolutely normal things to say about your character)