07-27-2010, 12:29 PM
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OOC: Sounds good to me hon!! And thank you so much for being so patient with my slowness! <3333
Bris had lunged at the male with all of strength, well aware that the move was bringing her dangerously close to that blade of his. Then again, it was a large blade, designed for slashing the enemy at length, and not for close combat like a dagger was. As she collided with him, she felt his body sway, his feet slipping beneath him, but she had no time to celebrate her success. The Dahlian broke contact with the coyote as he fell, pushing herself away from him and breaking away.
The woman's feet were set on the most direct course to Dahlia de Mai. Even as she cursed herself for taking a cowardly way out, she could feel the imagined approval of her siblings. She hated herself for running away, but it was clear that she hadn't been thinking straight when she'd come here to kill Hybrid. As she concentrated on getting far from the Inferni borders as quickly as could, she felt her rage finally begin to ebb away. She fought back tears as the emotion was replaced by the sharp and painful sting of grief, filling her soul until her rage drowned in her unshed tears. Bris had been wrong; she didn't truly want to kill Kol's murderer in cold blood, what she wanted was even simpler. She wanted her sister back, and as she ran, her heart bled with the knowledge that it could never be.
Table by Kiri/Jenny!!
Bris had lunged at the male with all of strength, well aware that the move was bringing her dangerously close to that blade of his. Then again, it was a large blade, designed for slashing the enemy at length, and not for close combat like a dagger was. As she collided with him, she felt his body sway, his feet slipping beneath him, but she had no time to celebrate her success. The Dahlian broke contact with the coyote as he fell, pushing herself away from him and breaking away.
The woman's feet were set on the most direct course to Dahlia de Mai. Even as she cursed herself for taking a cowardly way out, she could feel the imagined approval of her siblings. She hated herself for running away, but it was clear that she hadn't been thinking straight when she'd come here to kill Hybrid. As she concentrated on getting far from the Inferni borders as quickly as could, she felt her rage finally begin to ebb away. She fought back tears as the emotion was replaced by the sharp and painful sting of grief, filling her soul until her rage drowned in her unshed tears. Bris had been wrong; she didn't truly want to kill Kol's murderer in cold blood, what she wanted was even simpler. She wanted her sister back, and as she ran, her heart bled with the knowledge that it could never be.
Table by Kiri/Jenny!!