01-21-2010, 11:39 PM
Word: 409
Vitium had been close at hand when he’d heard Kai and his friend speaking of Sicarus’ mishap with the clan. A sinister twisted smile had appeared upon his face as they two had went into further discussions on what they planned to do to bring the score back in Dahlia de Mai’s favor. A low chuckle had risen from his throat as he’d sat a distance away from the two, hidden in the shadows as they plotted revenge. The whisper man spoke highly of their plans and the dark hued man had been coaxed along. Normally he listened to the whisper man and argued a bit before making a choice, but the chance to do a little collateral damage to the clan, that he could not pass up. He had realized that there was much to be gained by following the two fellows out on their mission and so he did.
He knew that if they cared they would have noticed his shadowy figure following them, or they just knew he was there all along and added it as one more fellow to their ranks, whatever reason they didn’t send him back thrilled him as his adrenaline began to pump and his dark eyes sparkled with malice. He had no fears of meeting any old faces within the clan, if they wanted his blood they could come for it, but he would be dining on theirs before they even were granted the chance to attempt to bring the clan’s form of justice upon him. He smiled darkly to himself as he followed after his fellow pack mates.
When they had reached the border Vitium finally caught up with them, their voices rising on the winds as he cackled and slide up beside Kai. His voice was low as he murmured. ”Are we waiting for an invitation?” His skinned itched, wanting to get his claws on some poor soul who had been too stupid to heed the warning of the leaders and keep an eye out for trouble. Trouble was here now and they weren’t leaving without having caused a little chaos. He wanted to do more than linger on the borders, he grinned as he raised his dark orbs to gaze at the two he had been tailing. He didn’t care what they thought about him, they’d given him an opportunity to wreak havoc on his kin’s world without being a lone target and he would take that gladly.
Vitium had been close at hand when he’d heard Kai and his friend speaking of Sicarus’ mishap with the clan. A sinister twisted smile had appeared upon his face as they two had went into further discussions on what they planned to do to bring the score back in Dahlia de Mai’s favor. A low chuckle had risen from his throat as he’d sat a distance away from the two, hidden in the shadows as they plotted revenge. The whisper man spoke highly of their plans and the dark hued man had been coaxed along. Normally he listened to the whisper man and argued a bit before making a choice, but the chance to do a little collateral damage to the clan, that he could not pass up. He had realized that there was much to be gained by following the two fellows out on their mission and so he did.
He knew that if they cared they would have noticed his shadowy figure following them, or they just knew he was there all along and added it as one more fellow to their ranks, whatever reason they didn’t send him back thrilled him as his adrenaline began to pump and his dark eyes sparkled with malice. He had no fears of meeting any old faces within the clan, if they wanted his blood they could come for it, but he would be dining on theirs before they even were granted the chance to attempt to bring the clan’s form of justice upon him. He smiled darkly to himself as he followed after his fellow pack mates.
When they had reached the border Vitium finally caught up with them, their voices rising on the winds as he cackled and slide up beside Kai. His voice was low as he murmured. ”Are we waiting for an invitation?” His skinned itched, wanting to get his claws on some poor soul who had been too stupid to heed the warning of the leaders and keep an eye out for trouble. Trouble was here now and they weren’t leaving without having caused a little chaos. He wanted to do more than linger on the borders, he grinned as he raised his dark orbs to gaze at the two he had been tailing. He didn’t care what they thought about him, they’d given him an opportunity to wreak havoc on his kin’s world without being a lone target and he would take that gladly.