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Lol. First time I read the name, I thought it said Cage too guys.
Ravenia felt her lips turn down in a scowl at Jacob's words. "We weren't fucking playing. Excuse me for being a little slow to stand up, I'm a little crispy feeling." She snapped, exhaustion causing her to be a little testy. She sighed at Tobias's words and took one of the rapiers and sliced it quickly across her shirt, cutting it all the way around so it revealed her stomach and lower back. She cut around the edges of the wounds and the fabric that was melted to her skin. She tossed the fabric to the side and looked back to Tobias.
"Sorry, hon. I can't phase again. That heat took it out of me, I'm too exhausted. I wouldn't be able to even pull myself out of the shadows. We've gotta hoof it." She said, a tired smile gracing her lips. Her good hand moved to her cloak and unfastened it, quickly she had thrown it over Tobias's shoulders. "Mind carrying that? The feathers are irritating my sensitive skin right now." She laughed at the ridiculous sight of Tobias but something about the sight of him in her cloak was endearing. It wasn't very often that Ravenia was seen without her raven-feathered cape. She made her way off towards the gates, stabbing the half-burnt Dead in the head with her rapier.
She looked over her shoulder at Tobias with a wide grin and spoke. "Doc, I don't think I need a shot. I feel-" but Ravenia didn't get to finish her sentence when she felt it. She stumbled suddenly, falling to her hands and knees, and wretched pitifully. She wretched a time or two more before she slowly sat back on her knees. Using her rapier as a crutch, Ravenia managed to get to one knee as she caught her breath. "So I totally just lied. I think the sickness is starting, Doc. Dammit." She muttered and wiped her mouth with the back of her hand. Ravenia stood up shakily and slowly sheathed her rapier. 'Damn,' she thought 'I gotta get a shot.' Mother chuckled to herself and waited for Tobias to catch up.
"Sorry, hon. I can't phase again. That heat took it out of me, I'm too exhausted. I wouldn't be able to even pull myself out of the shadows. We've gotta hoof it." She said, a tired smile gracing her lips. Her good hand moved to her cloak and unfastened it, quickly she had thrown it over Tobias's shoulders. "Mind carrying that? The feathers are irritating my sensitive skin right now." She laughed at the ridiculous sight of Tobias but something about the sight of him in her cloak was endearing. It wasn't very often that Ravenia was seen without her raven-feathered cape. She made her way off towards the gates, stabbing the half-burnt Dead in the head with her rapier.
She looked over her shoulder at Tobias with a wide grin and spoke. "Doc, I don't think I need a shot. I feel-" but Ravenia didn't get to finish her sentence when she felt it. She stumbled suddenly, falling to her hands and knees, and wretched pitifully. She wretched a time or two more before she slowly sat back on her knees. Using her rapier as a crutch, Ravenia managed to get to one knee as she caught her breath. "So I totally just lied. I think the sickness is starting, Doc. Dammit." She muttered and wiped her mouth with the back of her hand. Ravenia stood up shakily and slowly sheathed her rapier. 'Damn,' she thought 'I gotta get a shot.' Mother chuckled to herself and waited for Tobias to catch up.
Sabriel nodded her head at Freja's words."Yes, that they do, but I actually believe he's a new teacher. You know my father, he had to scope everybody out. He has files on everyone." She said with a small chuckle and again patted her friend's arm. She listened intently to the woman's words before the sneeze happened. Sabriel couldn't help but smile widely at the girl's sneeze. "My, my. Yes, a shower would be best. It would warm your cold little bones, come." The taller woman said, walking down the halls again with her friend off towards the teacher's rooms. The two had become quick friends last year when they had figured their rooms had been right beside each other.
"You would love Spain, I'm sure of it. Also, we need to visit Rome. We have a home in the country and it is simply divine." Sabriel said with a smile to her friend. Backtracking on the previous conversation, Sabriel's eyes held a serious light in them. "About the lives I have taken and your question; no, I do not think about them. I do my deed, take my payment, and I leave. When I leave, I leave all luggage at the door. My first kill had been the easiest kill, it was my second kill that was the hardest. It was than that I realized what I had done and how it affected others. The man's daughter walked into the room after I had just slit her father's throat. He was a pedophile, he would pay to pray upon young girls. He had actually taken ill pictures of his own daughter and used them for recreational purposes." Sabriel's voice fell off for a moment as she cleared her throat.
"That was unbeknownst to the girl. To her, her father was a good man. She thought that he loved her and that she was his shining star. What she didn't know was that her own mother had contracted the kill, she snapped at that moment and flew at me. It was unnerving, I had killed a man but I had been afraid of his eleven year old daughter. I went home that night, covered in the man's blood. I felt hollow, like I left something behind, or that that man's daughter had taken something from me when she attacked me. That night my own father cleaned the blood off of me as I sat in the bathroom floor, tears running down my face. He taught me that I had done a service to the world. That even though I had broken his daughter's heart, I had saved her body and her mind from sick deeds. He taught me that we did not take jobs that we did not seem fit. We did not kill children, we do not kill in lover's spats, and we do not kill in revenge. He explained to me the many different types of kills, how you had to lose your humanity to make the kill and not lose your sanity." She chuckled at those last words.
"Now, I do understand how crazy that might sound, but I am a hired gun. An assassin of the passion arts, my beauty is my greatest weapon; however, my father did teach me that even an assassin has morals. My dear Freja, you must learn to lose your humanity but remember your morals. There is a fine line there and many forget it. This is the greatest lesson we must all know." Sabriel said with a warm smile and patted her friend's arm again.
"You would love Spain, I'm sure of it. Also, we need to visit Rome. We have a home in the country and it is simply divine." Sabriel said with a smile to her friend. Backtracking on the previous conversation, Sabriel's eyes held a serious light in them. "About the lives I have taken and your question; no, I do not think about them. I do my deed, take my payment, and I leave. When I leave, I leave all luggage at the door. My first kill had been the easiest kill, it was my second kill that was the hardest. It was than that I realized what I had done and how it affected others. The man's daughter walked into the room after I had just slit her father's throat. He was a pedophile, he would pay to pray upon young girls. He had actually taken ill pictures of his own daughter and used them for recreational purposes." Sabriel's voice fell off for a moment as she cleared her throat.
"That was unbeknownst to the girl. To her, her father was a good man. She thought that he loved her and that she was his shining star. What she didn't know was that her own mother had contracted the kill, she snapped at that moment and flew at me. It was unnerving, I had killed a man but I had been afraid of his eleven year old daughter. I went home that night, covered in the man's blood. I felt hollow, like I left something behind, or that that man's daughter had taken something from me when she attacked me. That night my own father cleaned the blood off of me as I sat in the bathroom floor, tears running down my face. He taught me that I had done a service to the world. That even though I had broken his daughter's heart, I had saved her body and her mind from sick deeds. He taught me that we did not take jobs that we did not seem fit. We did not kill children, we do not kill in lover's spats, and we do not kill in revenge. He explained to me the many different types of kills, how you had to lose your humanity to make the kill and not lose your sanity." She chuckled at those last words.
"Now, I do understand how crazy that might sound, but I am a hired gun. An assassin of the passion arts, my beauty is my greatest weapon; however, my father did teach me that even an assassin has morals. My dear Freja, you must learn to lose your humanity but remember your morals. There is a fine line there and many forget it. This is the greatest lesson we must all know." Sabriel said with a warm smile and patted her friend's arm again.
Ravenia gritted her teeth at the pain in her side and arm. She hated the feeling of being burn, it was something you just couldn't get fully used to. Yeah, you could endure it but that didn't mean you were used to it. Being burned was the worst, that sensation stayed for forever and any time you hit it was like somebody was slapping it for you. She felt a sigh of relief leave her as the intensity of the heat slowly ebbed away. "Fuck. That." She deadpanned, glad that the heat was finally gone. She didn't move from Tobias's hold, she wanted just a moment to catch her breath.
Resting her head on his chest, Ravenia chuckled at his words. "I might actually need some help with the shower, truthfully. I think my shirt melted to my skin. This is going to be a bitch wrapping this. You'll probably be seeing me on a daily basis to doctor and wrap this thing." She craned her neck to look at him and smile wide. Even though the pain in her side and arm were almost unbearable, she wouldn't let it ruin her humor. Slowly, she moved from his arms and stood up. She cursed at the pain that stabbed into her side and looked down. "Oh boy..." She muttered, seeing that her shirt had in fact melted against her skin. That was going to be a tough one to get off.
"I wished it had been hotter so it would have just burned the shirt off." She muttered as she smiled at Tobias. She looked around at the crispy, charred remains of the Dead. A good deal of them were only partially burned so they twitched and groaned but too much of their body was damaged so they couldn't go anywhere. She patted Tobias on the chest and nodded towards the gates. "C'mon, big guy, power down. I need those soft hands of yours doing your magic on me. And I plan on complaining like a bitch." She said and held arm tight against her and the other up at an awkward angle so it didn't brush her wound. She waved her hand at Jacob, signalling his good work. She was far too tired to shout to him. "You know, I think I want a nap. Wanna go take a nap?" Ravenia asked with a quirk of her eyebrow.
Resting her head on his chest, Ravenia chuckled at his words. "I might actually need some help with the shower, truthfully. I think my shirt melted to my skin. This is going to be a bitch wrapping this. You'll probably be seeing me on a daily basis to doctor and wrap this thing." She craned her neck to look at him and smile wide. Even though the pain in her side and arm were almost unbearable, she wouldn't let it ruin her humor. Slowly, she moved from his arms and stood up. She cursed at the pain that stabbed into her side and looked down. "Oh boy..." She muttered, seeing that her shirt had in fact melted against her skin. That was going to be a tough one to get off.
"I wished it had been hotter so it would have just burned the shirt off." She muttered as she smiled at Tobias. She looked around at the crispy, charred remains of the Dead. A good deal of them were only partially burned so they twitched and groaned but too much of their body was damaged so they couldn't go anywhere. She patted Tobias on the chest and nodded towards the gates. "C'mon, big guy, power down. I need those soft hands of yours doing your magic on me. And I plan on complaining like a bitch." She said and held arm tight against her and the other up at an awkward angle so it didn't brush her wound. She waved her hand at Jacob, signalling his good work. She was far too tired to shout to him. "You know, I think I want a nap. Wanna go take a nap?" Ravenia asked with a quirk of her eyebrow.
When Tobias whispered to her and his breath tickled her throat and ear, she shivered. Something stirred in her at the intimate feeling it left. The fact that he was holding on to her so tightly didn't help much either. "You got it." She said to the command about picking here feet up. When he burst upwards, Ravenia's stomach felt like it had bottomed out and she lost her breath. She tucked her feet up, squeaking slightly as they came rushing back down towards earth. The sight of them falling like they were was a little unnerving to Mother, she didn't like the feeling of control being taken from her, No matter how brief it was.
When they hit though, a laugh bubbled out of her throat. The landing had jarred her but once she caught her breath and stomach again she realized she liked the short ride. It as definitely different than flying. She tried to pull her body tight against Tobias, to both protect what he couldn't and also make his job a bit easier. At his words about romanticism she could help but laugh again. "Well if that's what you're looking for we can Maybe see about a repeat in a different setting." She teased with a chuckle.
Her small laugh was cut short as the wave of heat grew more intense, causing her to sweat. A tendril of the radiations heat licked at her arm, burning the tanned flesh. She hissed at the pain but ignored it, she was No newcomer when it came to Jacob's radiation. She had been burned a few times. Especially when he had first been taught how to wield them. She cried out as a particularly wicked wisp of heat seared her side through her shirt. She turned her head and buried it underneath Tobias's head as she blocked out the pain that was left from her burns. She was thankful for Tobias's abilities. Without them she'd be one cooked little Mother. "Man, if I have to take a radiation bath to soothe the Burns after this I'm gonna be so pissed." She said through clenched teeth, her fingers clutching hard at Tobias's rock-hard arms.
When they hit though, a laugh bubbled out of her throat. The landing had jarred her but once she caught her breath and stomach again she realized she liked the short ride. It as definitely different than flying. She tried to pull her body tight against Tobias, to both protect what he couldn't and also make his job a bit easier. At his words about romanticism she could help but laugh again. "Well if that's what you're looking for we can Maybe see about a repeat in a different setting." She teased with a chuckle.
Her small laugh was cut short as the wave of heat grew more intense, causing her to sweat. A tendril of the radiations heat licked at her arm, burning the tanned flesh. She hissed at the pain but ignored it, she was No newcomer when it came to Jacob's radiation. She had been burned a few times. Especially when he had first been taught how to wield them. She cried out as a particularly wicked wisp of heat seared her side through her shirt. She turned her head and buried it underneath Tobias's head as she blocked out the pain that was left from her burns. She was thankful for Tobias's abilities. Without them she'd be one cooked little Mother. "Man, if I have to take a radiation bath to soothe the Burns after this I'm gonna be so pissed." She said through clenched teeth, her fingers clutching hard at Tobias's rock-hard arms.
Ravenia couldn't help but let out a laugh at Tobias's words. "I've never once done anything with the intent to get myself killed. Besides, if I did that, I wouldn't get to see you anymore." Her bright green eyes watched Tobias's hard form sling and crush the Dead. She watched one of the Dead go flying across the Red Waste. "Damn." She muttered as it kept going. She turned to Tobias, grinning widely at him. Her attention was suddenly snapped over to Jacob.
"You've got it! Keep it condensed though! Try not to damage the wall!" She called out, nodding to Jacob as he asked for the permission to use his powers fully. She made her way even closer to Tobias, she knew what he was thinking. He was going to use himself as a shield against the radiation blast to protect her. She debated for a moment or two, chewing her cheek. She wondered if she could phase him, what worried her the most was pulling him out of the shadows. He would be too heavy. The thought of losing him in the darkness was too much for her. Momentarily, distracted by the thought, she was hit hard by a stumbling zombie. He was once a behemoth of a man, probably standing 6'5" or so. The hit sent Ravenia to the ground, sprawled on her back in front of Tobias. Quickly, she shot him a quick smile and sunk down into his shadow.
She erupted from the shadow of the large zombie, she drove her rapiers through the Dead's head and planted her feet into its back. It fell forward, Ravenia holding onto her embedded rapiers to follow after it. When it fell flat before Tobias, she pulled the rapiers from the Dead's head and stood up on its back. She grinned devilishly at Tobias as she flicked the brain matter from her rapiers. "I've got somewhere else you could follow me to, Tobias." With another wink she jumped from the back of the Dead and moved closer to him. Placing her back against his chest she eyed the Dead around them. "Jacob is gonna go nuclear in a little bit. Doc, I can't phase us in your current state. You'd be too heavy to pull back out of the darkness and I won't take that risk. Can we survive the blast?" The heat he exhumed was a bit much but it was comforting to Ravenia.
"You've got it! Keep it condensed though! Try not to damage the wall!" She called out, nodding to Jacob as he asked for the permission to use his powers fully. She made her way even closer to Tobias, she knew what he was thinking. He was going to use himself as a shield against the radiation blast to protect her. She debated for a moment or two, chewing her cheek. She wondered if she could phase him, what worried her the most was pulling him out of the shadows. He would be too heavy. The thought of losing him in the darkness was too much for her. Momentarily, distracted by the thought, she was hit hard by a stumbling zombie. He was once a behemoth of a man, probably standing 6'5" or so. The hit sent Ravenia to the ground, sprawled on her back in front of Tobias. Quickly, she shot him a quick smile and sunk down into his shadow.
She erupted from the shadow of the large zombie, she drove her rapiers through the Dead's head and planted her feet into its back. It fell forward, Ravenia holding onto her embedded rapiers to follow after it. When it fell flat before Tobias, she pulled the rapiers from the Dead's head and stood up on its back. She grinned devilishly at Tobias as she flicked the brain matter from her rapiers. "I've got somewhere else you could follow me to, Tobias." With another wink she jumped from the back of the Dead and moved closer to him. Placing her back against his chest she eyed the Dead around them. "Jacob is gonna go nuclear in a little bit. Doc, I can't phase us in your current state. You'd be too heavy to pull back out of the darkness and I won't take that risk. Can we survive the blast?" The heat he exhumed was a bit much but it was comforting to Ravenia.
@ Blox: Thank you! *drinks tea*
My older brother brought me sprite, crackers, and soup to me today.
He even watched an episode of Batman: The Animated Series with me. xD
@ Luminance: And they aaaaare. They're so freaking badass.
My older brother brought me sprite, crackers, and soup to me today.
He even watched an episode of Batman: The Animated Series with me. xD
@ Luminance: And they aaaaare. They're so freaking badass.
I already did that.
xD
xD
Well that makes sense.
xD
xD
That reminds me of Attack on Titan.
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