Nails tapped against her arm.
Hopefully, Imp did not know who or what Dhracia was, in fact-- the one person that Aethril could not stop from mutilating him. But as long as she was left out of the equation, everything would be fine.
@Imp
Nails tapped against her arm.
Hopefully, Imp did not know who or what Dhracia was, in fact-- the one person that Aethril could not stop from mutilating him. But as long as she was left out of the equation, everything would be fine.
Imp stared in growing awe.
Part of him was smart enough to realize that... hey, maybe Aethril was full of shit. The rest of him--while scrutinizing her face for honesty--wondered at the possibilities were she not.
The Masters answered to her-?
The Nest could use more creativity. If she saw another black and purple Valkhound she might try and tear her own eyes out.
Imp took a moment to think this over, committing the directions to memory whilst trying to imagine... did he need a room?
Imp... wasn't the most well-spoken or even intelligent Gembound out there, but the little bastard had always been-... well, impish. For a moment he was almost honest (Creator forbid), and then he fell smoothly back on his old shit.
Or maybe, "fuck off, I'm taking your eyes again" but as Imp had learned, no setback was permanent. If anything, the entire incident had made him bolder as a whole, though he'd learned to exercise some individual cautions.
Music.
Maybe she could find more records, somewhere. If there was a phonograph, there must be more. Maybe with where-ever the theatre films are.
Imp struggled to quickly commit this all to memory.
He had no fucking idea what a 'phonograph' was, or a record. He didn't know who Nedies was. He didn't know what cooking was, not really--he heated up the slimier fish before eating them but that was the extent of Imp's culinary expertise. Hell, he had no idea how to use paints--he'd admitted that much, at least; but here he was, agreeing to it all.
He paused, and turned, glancing at one image: a painted picture of Imp, as a penis.
The one--of very few--he hadn't drawn. With a quiet swear (a single, ripe
He spat the piece out.
And if Aethril was still there-? He'd fire her a two-eyed wink and a nod of certainty.
Still, for now, she smiled to herself as she watched him-- right up until he started to scratch out one of the images scrawled on the wall. She hesitated in that moment, she paused, her brow furrowed gently and,
Though she kept the comment to herself, she knew it too well. Too often, she fretted over traitors and rebels-- too often, she found herself quietly preparing for another instance where it seemed as though everyone around her would betray her without warning.
With a little huff, frosty air billowed from her face.