COUNTING STARS

*Isardis* · 07-01-2014, 10:16 PM

Never had the pale monster yielded his rage until after a battle, until after his demons lay gasping and satisfied with the damage he had dealt. As the pair would continue to thrash, Isardis held every confidence that the boy would prove to fail in whatever endeavours he had cast upon himself. His mind was clouded with the doubt of his broods, with the boys mothers failures to train him manners and superiority. And so the child would suffer as every failed experiment would, any respect for the youth stripped from the albino?s core, an irritation for his presence that would live long after Isardis gave in to the cries of his Daughter. Any other day and the wrath of his distaste would have rendered the ebony kid?s tongue useless, but today, it would be only the voice of Athena that would soothe his rattling demons and return them safely to the confines of his ribcage.

With a hurling scowl and the easing weight of his shoulders, Isardis would retract his assault from the babe with little regret; his core still trembling with an excitement triggered only by the woes of battle. Ruby vision lay harsh against the juvenile, ?It is your disrespect that will cleave your heart from your ribs boy, your Queen will not always be present to shield you from the consequence of your idiocy.? With no mind for the child?s space Isardis would rotate, paying little attention to where Kyung stood; not at all bothered if their bodies would collide in a force of disregard as the ghoul refused to take even a single step. No, it was not he that would yield on his own turf.

It was peculiar to see the banshee taking over such a role of leadership, no longer was she the small babe he had preened all that time ago, but a woman with far more order and authority that he would ever have imagined. And yet he was not wholly pleased, as her words of Eris sent a rumble of frustration skittering down his pipes, ears pulling back against his skull in near-shock as he would speak somewhat out of turn, ?Tell me Eris did not leave alone?? the woman had proven to be unfaithful before, but that was not his concern. If she really were as poor in health as Athena so claimed, ?A sickly woman seeing the last of her days in solitude, it is only to be imagined what will become of her. If she left alone you can near guarantee her vulnerability will not cause her death to be of natural causes.? Were no thoughts cast to this? The safety of Glaciem?s people should have been of the upmost importance.

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