My bloody valentine
It seemed a stronger competitiveness arose in the other woman, one that dared her to verbalise their similar thoughts. My, how their pleasant conversation had taken a feisty turn. From the ebony female's tone she got the hint there were many things they were rivalling each other against, not just hunting. All the more fun! "...one of us is going to be better than the other." Those words echoed in her head, and it was in that moment she realised she would have to be better in everything. "Indeed," was all she would murmur, her mind deep in thought. Never had she developed such a rivalry, met such a challenge. She had always pushed herself at more of relaxed pace, never wanting to be better than anyone else. To be honest it was a bit overwhelming for her mind, which was buzzing with stress and worry. Calm, she told herself. I'm the only hunter in the pack. If she was to talk with Surreal, show how wonderfully ambitious she was, she was sure to be promoted. After all, the Celestial leader once knew her alpha parents, and descending from such a lineage would perhaps increase her chances. "I just wonder who." She flashed the female a cocky smile, hoping to end the subject there.
She raised a brow with intrigue when the other woman suddenly blurted out a no, stumbling on her own words. Did she not want her to see him? Did she think she was the only one who could talk to him? The Destruction snorted, rolling her eyes at the sight. "I can see whoever I want to." Especially since they belonged to the same pack. Oh what a shame it would be for the other female to discover that they were worlds apart, never able to be together...Varda couldn't help but to laugh internally at those thoughts. And it appeared just at that moment the night-pelted woman had figured it all out. Her challenging emerald stare and desperation to know that the male was alright were indeed quite amusing. At that point she couldn't be bothered denying it, why, it would be a good chance to rub it in. "Of course I do," she spat with a grin. "If he cared enough for you, he would have told you, wouldn't he?" She sighed with mock melancholy, "Unfortunately he didn't." She could work the rest out. She could put the pieces together and uncover that the male had wanted the ivory woman to come to Celestial, rather than his other friend. |
