10-16-2015, 10:43 AM
Ayden and Connor had followed them. Aria was slightly peeved at that. She didn't want them around. Didn't want to discuss what happened with them or what had happened with Ascendancy. It seemed like so long ago, with everything that fell out on top of them, but only hours ago she was sitting in some hidden facility being poked and prodded by doctors and scientists while she was given clearance to leave. And then only to find out she was to kill someone. How had killing humans become something she did without Atharim reigns. Dane had started something and Aria was falling into that trap. Ascendancy wanted a man dead and for her to do it. She'd killed so easily for Nox. The man deserved it, but still she had wanted to play games. She didn't want anyone to know what she truly wanted to do.
But here the fiery red head stood asking direct questions. Things that she shouldn't know shouldn't even be discussing with this godling. And yet they still followed. They didn't seem to care about the danger they were in, or the danger they were putting her and Nox in. They didn't seem to care about anything other than what they felt was right. Nox needed help, but they were capable of taking care of themselves, they'd been doing so for years without these two hunted foes.
Aria sighed and turned around and looked up at Ayden with a grim smile. Aria's eyes darkened as she reached up and grabbed the woman's chin and pulled close. Aria fed the woman pain and anguish and every last drop of despair she could muster as she whispered into her ear, "I crushed his heart with the weight of the world."
Aria felt Nox's hand on her shoulder and let go of the woman's face. "I feel what he feels and he's empty. His gift makes him empty. You are nothing more than hatred for me and my brethren."
Aria nodded towards Connor, "At least he feels a kindred spirit and concern, you just plain hate us."
But here the fiery red head stood asking direct questions. Things that she shouldn't know shouldn't even be discussing with this godling. And yet they still followed. They didn't seem to care about the danger they were in, or the danger they were putting her and Nox in. They didn't seem to care about anything other than what they felt was right. Nox needed help, but they were capable of taking care of themselves, they'd been doing so for years without these two hunted foes.
Aria sighed and turned around and looked up at Ayden with a grim smile. Aria's eyes darkened as she reached up and grabbed the woman's chin and pulled close. Aria fed the woman pain and anguish and every last drop of despair she could muster as she whispered into her ear, "I crushed his heart with the weight of the world."
Aria felt Nox's hand on her shoulder and let go of the woman's face. "I feel what he feels and he's empty. His gift makes him empty. You are nothing more than hatred for me and my brethren."
Aria nodded towards Connor, "At least he feels a kindred spirit and concern, you just plain hate us."