08-23-2009, 01:25 AM
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Ares wasn't too sure what to do, with Haven just bent over. He hadn't really thought through the consequences of his action, but he supposed if the other adolescent had struck him back he would have attempted to fight. While he wasn't super built, he had a wiry sort of muscle, although without any real any experience he very well might have lost. Haven was injured, though.. So it was actually sort of hard to predict how it would have gone. The point was, though, that this foul rogue didn't hit him back. He didn't even say anything. Before Ares even had the chance to really wonder what to do next, though, that problem was solved by the introduction of quite a few rather pressing new ones.
First he heard a name that he hadn't for a while, and stiffened, glancing around wildly before realizing that the voice belonged not to his mother, but to his sister. Princess hadn't seemed pleased with his words on the matter the day before, but Ares knew that she just didn't understand what this shit-eating scumbag had really done. She didn't know that he had plied her with alcohol, she didn't know that he had completely and utterly taken advantage of her! And all she had to give him were words of comfort? Princess touched Haven's arm, and Ares absolutely bristled to see it. Once again, he was freed from having to think of an adequate response by the introduction of another voice.
Mati! And.. she did not look pleased, either. What the hell. He was doing the right thing! This time he knew it. It wasn't like with Amata, it was a matter of honor. This stranger had not treated his sister like the lady she was! It was wrong, and she shouldn't be touching him so tenderly, she shouldn't be glaring at her brother who only wanted to protect her, she should be on his side. The brown girl placed a warning hand on his arm, and before he registered the tone in her voice he felt electricity spread out over his skin. Her tone, though, killed that all. Ignoring Princess, he answered Mati, still not placing her as Haven's sister, believing that maybe she would be on his side. "This piece of trash got my sister drunk and took advantage of her!" Pleading, at her. It wasn't fair, he was the one on the side of right, and everyone else was ganging up against him.
DDAres wasn't too sure what to do, with Haven just bent over. He hadn't really thought through the consequences of his action, but he supposed if the other adolescent had struck him back he would have attempted to fight. While he wasn't super built, he had a wiry sort of muscle, although without any real any experience he very well might have lost. Haven was injured, though.. So it was actually sort of hard to predict how it would have gone. The point was, though, that this foul rogue didn't hit him back. He didn't even say anything. Before Ares even had the chance to really wonder what to do next, though, that problem was solved by the introduction of quite a few rather pressing new ones.
First he heard a name that he hadn't for a while, and stiffened, glancing around wildly before realizing that the voice belonged not to his mother, but to his sister. Princess hadn't seemed pleased with his words on the matter the day before, but Ares knew that she just didn't understand what this shit-eating scumbag had really done. She didn't know that he had plied her with alcohol, she didn't know that he had completely and utterly taken advantage of her! And all she had to give him were words of comfort? Princess touched Haven's arm, and Ares absolutely bristled to see it. Once again, he was freed from having to think of an adequate response by the introduction of another voice.
Mati! And.. she did not look pleased, either. What the hell. He was doing the right thing! This time he knew it. It wasn't like with Amata, it was a matter of honor. This stranger had not treated his sister like the lady she was! It was wrong, and she shouldn't be touching him so tenderly, she shouldn't be glaring at her brother who only wanted to protect her, she should be on his side. The brown girl placed a warning hand on his arm, and before he registered the tone in her voice he felt electricity spread out over his skin. Her tone, though, killed that all. Ignoring Princess, he answered Mati, still not placing her as Haven's sister, believing that maybe she would be on his side. "This piece of trash got my sister drunk and took advantage of her!" Pleading, at her. It wasn't fair, he was the one on the side of right, and everyone else was ganging up against him.