12-12-2009, 08:31 PM
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Gabriel’s explanation of why his children were no longer within the mansion or Inferni itself seemed to palliate than what it really was. They had left, simple as that, and that sort of abandonment was entirely unfelt by Hezekiah. With maybe the exception of the mother he had never met and could never meet, he had spent a majority of his life trying to fathom would it would have been like to leave. So instead he let his eyes go downcast for a moment, thinking. The only time he levelled them back out with the hulking figure of the Aqulia was when he had something to say.
“How come you don’t wander?” And maybe it was a silly thing to ask, but Hezekiah was pretty sure he was a Lykoi too. Kaena was his mother, or so she had said to be, and he thought he could find the resemblance somewhere. It seemed like an innocent thing to ask, but he had come from a long line of “monkey see, monkey do”. It only made sense to him then that wanderers kept wandering and those connected to them did the same. He only knew loyalty, knew that strength was in numbers as well as protection. So the decision had been made that he would not go from Inferni willingly.