03-27-2009, 11:00 AM
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It seemed Aiden had gotten lucky. The Koios girl had a hard time understanding why his opponents hadn’t finished him off while he’d been unconscious though. Had it been her against a mortal enemy, she probably would’ve executed him without thinking twice about it. Did compassion really exist in times of war? A smirk crossed her lips when the male mentioned how annoying Aiden really was. So he really was Kol’s brother after all. Her best friend had said something similar; however the word she’d used to describe her cousin was “dimwit”.
But that smirk quickly vanished when he referred to her as a “fugl” once again. She really didn’t like that word. Add a “y” at the end of that word and you’ve got yourself an insult. “You know, you really need to stop calling me that. Especially if you have no intention of telling me what it means,” she said, although her tone of voice was nowhere near as harsh as it had been initially. She was warming up to him again, slowly but surely. He was just so damned charming.
His explanation left her speechless for a moment. She hadn’t expected him to provide her with such a thorough answer; words flowed out of his mouth effortlessly. Lexey couldn’t help but watch him intently as he spoke. Dreyrugr was an eloquent man indeed. Her face remained impassive when he referred to her former lover as an idiot. She was getting used to it by now.
“You sure know how to impress the ladies, don’t you? Bet you’ve got plenty of women at your feet with that kind of talk,” she stated, a little suspicious of his motives. Maybe it was her turn to be a little jealous.
It seemed Aiden had gotten lucky. The Koios girl had a hard time understanding why his opponents hadn’t finished him off while he’d been unconscious though. Had it been her against a mortal enemy, she probably would’ve executed him without thinking twice about it. Did compassion really exist in times of war? A smirk crossed her lips when the male mentioned how annoying Aiden really was. So he really was Kol’s brother after all. Her best friend had said something similar; however the word she’d used to describe her cousin was “dimwit”.
But that smirk quickly vanished when he referred to her as a “fugl” once again. She really didn’t like that word. Add a “y” at the end of that word and you’ve got yourself an insult. “You know, you really need to stop calling me that. Especially if you have no intention of telling me what it means,” she said, although her tone of voice was nowhere near as harsh as it had been initially. She was warming up to him again, slowly but surely. He was just so damned charming.
His explanation left her speechless for a moment. She hadn’t expected him to provide her with such a thorough answer; words flowed out of his mouth effortlessly. Lexey couldn’t help but watch him intently as he spoke. Dreyrugr was an eloquent man indeed. Her face remained impassive when he referred to her former lover as an idiot. She was getting used to it by now.
“You sure know how to impress the ladies, don’t you? Bet you’ve got plenty of women at your feet with that kind of talk,” she stated, a little suspicious of his motives. Maybe it was her turn to be a little jealous.