The Eye of the Storm

Axelle Napier · 08-22-2012, 06:46 PM

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Haha I think this table kind of reflects them Smile

[WC: 331 | Pts: 3]

Through the metallic scraping, she could still hear the man’s annoying voice. She was hoping that her work would drown him out and she could pretend like she didn’t hear him – but it wasn’t loud enough. She still pretended anyway. She ignored him and continued sliding the stone along the side of the blade, and then switched. She laid the sword on the other side and began sliding the sharpening stone along that edge. She didn’t bother looking up at the other, but noticed he moved away from her. Good. She didn’t want to show him any reactions that she got from him, but it was hard. She was sure that her hackles stood on end, and it wasn’t something that she could easily control.

Hearing his last comment, she stopped sharpening abruptly. She looked up and glared in his direction. She sat there with her blood boiling, staring at him, at his back rather. His Secui self. ”Oh? Why don’t you do it then?” She gathered her tools, rose from the seat, and walked over to him, knowing he didn’t have the hands to actually do it. She approached his left side, and held the sword and stone out to him – sideways. She didn’t intend on stabbing him, yet. ”Go ahead- since you know the proper way to do it.” She still stood there offering the man her tools. ”Funny, how I never seen you ever using a sword.” The last comment was more like a mumble, but she was sure he heard her.

From all the times she had seen him around before – she never noticed him using or even carrying a blade. Unlike this man, Alaki always had his weapons with him – and that was how she knew that he knew about his weapons. Malakai was usually seen in his Secui form – carrying no such human-invented weapons at all. She knew that he wouldn’t know what to do with it – and there she would find a weak spot in his defenses.

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