Jedi mind tricks.

Gabriel de le Poer · 01-11-2010, 10:09 PM

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Word Count: 414. After Sie posts I think Libri should bring Halo in! Big Grin Yaaay drama

In Character

Even as he stood, staring down that sleek weasel of a wolf, Gabriel knew that this was no more then a rouse. Vitium was stupid, but he wasn’t this stupid. He would no doubt know Inferni would turn him away, would chase him off, and he still had the nerve to come here and spit out his acid without any consideration for anything outside of his own inflated ego. Gabriel’s eyes narrowed sharply, and he sucked the air in through his nose, letting his mouth open with a burst of steam. Dragon like, his ivory teeth revealed themselves to the cold air, showing that he had no intention of playing nice. Especially when Vitium tried to push every button that he could just to aggravate the Aquila.

Package. Vitium didn’t even think of his children as living beings, let alone individuals. They had come to Gabriel with their heads full of lies and he had stripped them away. Two had vanished. Halo alone remained, and she had become something great. He intended to see her groomed into a killing machine that could do the clan proud, and to protect her grandmother with the skills she was learning. Halo was strong willed and a fast learner, and would grow in time. She had turned her back on her liar of a father once she had learned the truth, and aligned herself with Kaena above all else.

A low rumble rippled through Gabriel’s chest, and his muscles tensed in preparation for an attack. It did not surprise him, suddenly, to find his mother approaching from behind him. Though the coy-wolf did not turn to her, he was aware of her presence and knew it would mean something to have her behind him. Vitium, certainly, would understand it. There was a tension rising in the air, and at the mention of his weasel-like brother using his skills somewhere else, a snarl broke from Gabriel’s throat. Amber eyes sharpened with a wicked darkness, and slowly, he realized what had to be done. Lifting his head, Gabriel let out a singular cry for his niece. As he lowered it to stare down the man that had once been his brother, the Aquila’s body remained tensed, ready to rush forward if need be. “Stick around,” he taunted, lips pulling up to show his ivory teeth. “Your little package might want to see you.” He was sure she would—if only to abandon him as he had the three of them.

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