11-19-2009, 12:11 PM
316. AMAZING IDEA! Maybe after this, we could initiate that?
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IMAGE CREDITHybrid clenched his jaw, eyeing the older matriarch uneasily. She spoke in riddles. They were not normal riddles, no; nothing like ones that looped in circles and used more bombastic language than a king upon his throne. No, it was simply that Hybrid and Kaena appeared to exist on two different planes. She saw the world as she liked to see it, and Hybrid did, too. The only problem was that, despite how similar in design the two were, they had little in common. Hybrid knew she could be vicious, but it appeared as though she was being more vicious with her words than her teeth and claws. Hybrid did not understand this kind of aggression as much as he did physical aggression.
Thus, her second admission came as no surprise to him. Or, it shouldn't have. He still found himself clenching his jaw tighter, surveying the woman with an even more apprehensive eye. "You've lost control of Inferni, then. Gabriel and I are the only ones remaining from the previous incarnation. None of the other members know what Inferni is. Not even you." He said the last bit with a touch of a sneer, somewhat annoyed she could have let this monster escape her. Inferni was a monster. It was a living, breathing creature that could achieve much, but always had its greatness trumped by some external factor.
He could not speak with her anymore. All these words and nothing to do with them. Hybrid could not continue like this; nothing good would come of it. He whispered a quiet farewell, and began to back away. His movements were slow and almost languid, tired even. All these adjectives, but none that properly described him. He slowly placed one paw after another, moving away, keeping his eyes on the Centurion. If Kaena did not understand Inferni, Gabriel, or Hybrid; Hybrid most certainly did not understand her.
Thus, her second admission came as no surprise to him. Or, it shouldn't have. He still found himself clenching his jaw tighter, surveying the woman with an even more apprehensive eye. "You've lost control of Inferni, then. Gabriel and I are the only ones remaining from the previous incarnation. None of the other members know what Inferni is. Not even you." He said the last bit with a touch of a sneer, somewhat annoyed she could have let this monster escape her. Inferni was a monster. It was a living, breathing creature that could achieve much, but always had its greatness trumped by some external factor.
He could not speak with her anymore. All these words and nothing to do with them. Hybrid could not continue like this; nothing good would come of it. He whispered a quiet farewell, and began to back away. His movements were slow and almost languid, tired even. All these adjectives, but none that properly described him. He slowly placed one paw after another, moving away, keeping his eyes on the Centurion. If Kaena did not understand Inferni, Gabriel, or Hybrid; Hybrid most certainly did not understand her.