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01-09-2017, 05:43 PM
He would try not to be offended by her first statement, that he'd sent Riv to find her, but he couldn't help the feeling of his blood boiling in his veins when she dared to say such a thing. Did she really think he hadn't been out looking for her, too? His lips pulled back in a snarl when she became heated, his hackles spiking and tail lifting high above his back. How dare she speak to him like that? But it was becoming clear that she was so twisted, so unstable in her mind that he couldn't help but to keep listening, more in shock and disbelief than anything. She had done this before? She enjoyed wrapping her paws around men and simply toying with them, and ruining lives? Realizing she had said all she was going to say for now, a growl rumbled from him. "They'll never have to know about this," he assured her, stepping closer to the demented woman, "I can tell them anything I like once you're dead. That I found you fallen off a cliff, or killed in a hunting accident. Besides, you've already been replaced by someone I can actually trust. You may have given birth to them, but they won't remember you, and I won't let you hurt them any more than you have." He glanced to Riv. He wasn't sure how the young man was going to feel about this - after all, Limno was his relative, crazy as she was. Although, Riv had brought the woman to him, knowing her fate would not be a pretty one. Either way, he wouldn't act immediately, although his claws itched to dig into Limno. "This is going to get ugly, Riv," he warned his friend, before turning his eyes back to Limno. Perhaps he should have seen this all coming. After all, what sort of woman in her right mind would have given herself up so easily to a man she didn't even know? |
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