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*Elias* · 01-15-2017, 09:43 AM

Elias flicked an ear to her words, watching her with piqued interest as she gently scooped up the raven in her mouth. He didn't quite understand the attachment to a bird, but there was a tinge of remorse prickling under his skin as he witnessed just how sad the event was. Both ears then fell back to his marred skull as he reclined his weight to his haunches and thought over what to say.

"I don't think you understand where you are. These are my hunting grounds, and all around us are laid out traps that I've constructed. Are you confident of finding your way out of here without ending up trapped in the bottom of some pit with a broken leg?" He hissed out his last words, hoping to instill a bit of doubt in the woman before him. According to Elias, she'd be wise to doubt her ability to navigate through traps without eyes in the sky. Whether or not she appeared doubtful, his ruby gaze found the bird and suddenly he felt sorry for her.

'Stop it, Elias. Do not feel sorry for her,' the voice of Katar suddenly rang clear in his mind and he instantly picked himself up.

'She is sick, suffering from needless attachment to something so utterly fragile. You need to help her get over that bird. If you help her, she will be strong her. Set her free, Elias.' He thought over the words for a moment, quiet as his eyes remained wide within his skull. He could feel a dizziness starting on the left side of his brain, sending a tingling sensation down his spine that reminded him of the way Kat made him feel when he'd first embraced her. Suddenly, he had purpose for this little encounter.

"I will guide you out of here and take you back home, but you will need your strength and your mouth so that you can tell me what you are looking for. Drop the bird, and eat it." His voice boomed with a sternness as his lips began to shake with a sense of urgency. He hoped he didn't have to put anymore force behind his words than that, though..

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