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Halo Lykoi · 10-09-2010, 09:23 AM

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It's impossible for you to know this as you weren't there back then, of course, but I just wanted to mention that Haku never harmed Talitha Smile All he did was to keep her locked inside the building. Aaand we're done here I guess! It was a fun thread though tbh, want another one in the future? XD

The joy of seeing someone else suffer caressed her weary chest with satisfaction, though the emotions would be divided and insecure once this scene was over and she had time to think. There was no need to think now, however, and while the beautiful warrior watched the watering eyes of her cousin, she was taking great pleasure from the ability to crush the other’s defences and get behind that barrier to scratch and claw asunder her psyche. Halo knew that she was not sitting with all of the information about the first Dahlian war. In fact, since this was something she had not been present for, she had not taken much interest in it rather than enough to get a clear overview. After she had arrived in the clan there were more than enough matters to derail her thoughts, and now she was standing in deep water.

The doggish hybrid was taller than her as she rose and stood up to her full weight. Halo’s eyes gleamed with a dark shine of defiance regardless, for she knew that she continued to have the upper hand in this scene. All was a nasty competition to her, it seemed. Words spilled from Talitha’s mouth. Perhaps she knew more than the young Hydra initially had believed, but that ruby gaze remained colder than the fiery colour should be suggesting as she kept her stable gaze on the whiny woman’s face. If the brown and black hybrid wanted to use this to put her cousin in place, it was not effective. The confrontation was over however, and the upset female turned and made to leave the scene. Words danced out between slim lips regardless, ”Oh, please.” The words announced disgust, but the other seemed done with her, or perhaps she did not hear.

The journal continued to rest on the soft forest floor, abandoned by the one that had poured parts of her soul into it. The slender warrior padded over to loom over its worn covers for a moment before picking it up. Tossing it open, the woman let the pages dance roughly with her uncaring fingers as she contemplated whether or not she should put her dreadful reading skills to work here. She decided that Talitha had not intrigued her enough to keep her entertained with her journal. In fact, it could very easily be the opposite. The two of them had gone through the same horrors, but Halo was determined to never let anyone know about Samael’s deeds. Silas knew about Itachi and what had happened there, but not even he could know all of her hidden skeletons. The Lykoi woman tossed the book in a nearby bush, hoping Talitha would search forever and never find her precious diary again. Then, she turned and started to walk back to where she had come from, wondering if Talitha had retreated to the large building as well.

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