08-23-2008, 02:57 PM
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_____As he spoke, she slipped into the room and to his side, looking him over with the faintest traces of concern. She was so used to the aggressive outbursts that she didn't even flinch when he hit the wall, but instead felt a forming frown overtake the stoicism on her face. Andrezej didn't mean anything much to Corona other than the fact he was her half-brother, but the one time she had met him he wasn't even able to tell sibling from sibling. He thought her a wolf and she had thought him a poor excuse for a Lykoi. But for a moment, she was lost for words, unsure of whether or not she needed to comment about that.
_____But in the case of Talitha, it was apparent that she had been battered up by someone or something—her initial thoughts went straight to Dahlia de Mai—but there had to be a reason for his earlier order to kill Andrezej. “He did something to her, didn't he?” she asked lowly, much more quieter than her previous question. But there was anger in her for what had been done to her niece and ever a desire to taste revenge. If he had done something to her, then he had committed the greatest sin to not only his siblings, but to Inferni, the place where he had been born.
_____As he spoke, she slipped into the room and to his side, looking him over with the faintest traces of concern. She was so used to the aggressive outbursts that she didn't even flinch when he hit the wall, but instead felt a forming frown overtake the stoicism on her face. Andrezej didn't mean anything much to Corona other than the fact he was her half-brother, but the one time she had met him he wasn't even able to tell sibling from sibling. He thought her a wolf and she had thought him a poor excuse for a Lykoi. But for a moment, she was lost for words, unsure of whether or not she needed to comment about that.
_____But in the case of Talitha, it was apparent that she had been battered up by someone or something—her initial thoughts went straight to Dahlia de Mai—but there had to be a reason for his earlier order to kill Andrezej. “He did something to her, didn't he?” she asked lowly, much more quieter than her previous question. But there was anger in her for what had been done to her niece and ever a desire to taste revenge. If he had done something to her, then he had committed the greatest sin to not only his siblings, but to Inferni, the place where he had been born.