01-10-2015, 11:28 AM
Aria knew there was much more they both had questions about. curiosity ebbed through both of them. Aria wanted to know more. ugh more, but now was not the time. It was sad knowing that Ashavari hadn't know her family either. It was hard being what they were in a world that they felt everyone in and had very little connections to. Aria wondered if she had someone else. more questions for later.
Aria couldn't feel Nox. But she knew he was maneuvering the conversation. He wanted them to know something about what they did. Hunting monsters that included them. A warning perhaps. Did he care that much about strangers. So much for not playing hero. Lucas asked what he did. Aria smiled at his brief lapse and his own chagrin. But the look on Nox's face said he didn't know how far to go. Aria looked at him and he came right out and said it. no pretense. No apparent joke. Though it could sound like a joke, it did sound like one with the stupid grin on his face. Aria rolled her eyes at his exuberance.
Aria smiled at Ashavari's question. Vigilante maybe so. That's what the police called them. "Yes and no. I've been told our organization is more like a cult. I suppose we are both. Though there are people inside who want things to change."
Aria and Nox were some of those people for obvious reason. By all standards of the Atharim they were monsters. And Nox was one of the worst kinds.
Aria wasn't sure how much Lucas was ready for. If he was ready to know what Nox and apparently Elias was, though he had offered no proof or denial of Nox's claim. Warning them was probably a good thing but she'd let Nox guide things where he had intended them to go.
Aria couldn't feel Nox. But she knew he was maneuvering the conversation. He wanted them to know something about what they did. Hunting monsters that included them. A warning perhaps. Did he care that much about strangers. So much for not playing hero. Lucas asked what he did. Aria smiled at his brief lapse and his own chagrin. But the look on Nox's face said he didn't know how far to go. Aria looked at him and he came right out and said it. no pretense. No apparent joke. Though it could sound like a joke, it did sound like one with the stupid grin on his face. Aria rolled her eyes at his exuberance.
Aria smiled at Ashavari's question. Vigilante maybe so. That's what the police called them. "Yes and no. I've been told our organization is more like a cult. I suppose we are both. Though there are people inside who want things to change."
Aria and Nox were some of those people for obvious reason. By all standards of the Atharim they were monsters. And Nox was one of the worst kinds.
Aria wasn't sure how much Lucas was ready for. If he was ready to know what Nox and apparently Elias was, though he had offered no proof or denial of Nox's claim. Warning them was probably a good thing but she'd let Nox guide things where he had intended them to go.