Jedi mind tricks.

Gabriel de le Poer · 01-12-2010, 11:08 PM

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Even now, Gabriel sense the weakness and the wavering doubt in her voice. She had proven to him that her instinctive need to be a mother (something that had come in waves over the many years she had been one) was something that would often make her blind. If she had been Aquila when Andrezej had challenged Gabriel twice over, she would have done nothing about it. She would have forgiven him and written it off as childish nonsense, something that Gabriel had no patience for. Either those below him submitted and knew their place or they had no purpose in Inferni. When Andrezej had made his final stand, Gabriel had no room for patience—nor did his family, whom had proven this fact as they held the boy even as the amber eyed hybrid had ripped his throat out.

Halo’s presence came like a whirlwind. She rushed past her family and towards the weasel that had once been her father, silent as death itself. It was her sword that spoke for her, screaming as it cut through the air. She had been predictable, and Vitium moved with a speed that perhaps came from the part of him that was coyote, avoiding the killing blow. Even then, with his former daughter intending to kill him, he was smiling. The sheer arrogance of his brother (no, not his brother, a wolf who was no better then a weasel) made the fury in Gabriel’s blood rise to a breaking point. Without any coherent thought he let out a vicious snarl (one that sounded far too wolfish for his taste) and began moving. His feet rushed towards Vitium, but the coward was running now, likely grinning as he did so, and soon was far enough from the borders that he was no longer a threat. He ran south, and even then, Gabriel knew what they would be facing.

He turned back to the two women, his eyes burning, and lashed his tail angrily behind him as he moved back towards Inferni. “If he comes near here again I want him killed,” he ordered, making a point to look coldly at Kaena. There would be no room for weakness in times of war. His gaze then lifted to Halo, regarding her with the same expression—though it was apparent he was proud of her for acting in such a way. “You’re getting much faster,” he offered, knowing she would still find herself at fault, something he hoped would not dampen her spirits. Lowering his eyes, he turned back to Kaena. “He’s going to Dahlia,” Gabriel stated flatly, knowing that it was the only place left for the weasel-wolf to turn to. Hopefully Haku would find no patience in the Lykoi, traitor or not, and rip his throat out for them.

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