08-03-2008, 03:51 PM
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Fight. Coyote. Those where only two words her brain had registered. Now she had a reason to join the war against Inferni. Initially she had hesitated, but now... things were different. Alexey didn't care whether that bitch of a coyote belonged to the targeted clan or not, her kind would pay for her actions. Perhaps her way of thinking was a little nazi-like, but she didn't care. Lexey wasn't herself anymore. Her mind had embarked on an emotional roller-coaster ride, and her sanity was taking a ride on the wild side. The Dahlian had noticed her sister's matter-of-fact attitude, and she didn't like it. She knew that whenever Adelaida spoke in such a tone, it meant that she generally wasn't innocent.
"Did you go looking for trouble?" Her sibling's answer didn't really matter at that point. Alexey's mind was made up. Two days from now, she would be on the front lines fighting alongside Haku and the rest. A frown settled upon her face as Adelaida suddenly changed her tone of voice: a trick she had often fallen for as a child. The two-year-old knew her sister wasn't any calmer, that soft voice was only a ruse to make Lexey spill the beans. And she did. There was no point in trying to hide it since Ade already knew the answer, she was sure of it. "I'm a member of Dahlia de Mai now." There. Now it was out in the open. Her normally cheerful honey-colored eyes were defiant now, daring Adelaida to call her a freak too. She was standing up for herself once and for all.
"Did you go looking for trouble?" Her sibling's answer didn't really matter at that point. Alexey's mind was made up. Two days from now, she would be on the front lines fighting alongside Haku and the rest. A frown settled upon her face as Adelaida suddenly changed her tone of voice: a trick she had often fallen for as a child. The two-year-old knew her sister wasn't any calmer, that soft voice was only a ruse to make Lexey spill the beans. And she did. There was no point in trying to hide it since Ade already knew the answer, she was sure of it. "I'm a member of Dahlia de Mai now." There. Now it was out in the open. Her normally cheerful honey-colored eyes were defiant now, daring Adelaida to call her a freak too. She was standing up for herself once and for all.