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The male merely offered a sigh in response to the woman’s inquiries. At this point it was becoming evident that she was not going to listen to him regardless of what he said. Trying to scare her into obedience wasn’t really going to happen either. Mostly because he currently had no reason to be hostile, and because he saw no point to it. He was quite unlike his father in that sense. The passive nature he had taken on appeared to have come from his mother’s side.
“If you remain reluctant to call me by my desired name, then Rian would be the most suitable, given my lineage.” He stated. Albeit, rather than follow with the woman’s suggestions, the Dhampir moved so that he could kneel in front of the pile of leaves. He began to sift through them with his hand, but that lasted for but a moment before he pulled a lone leaf from the pile to look at it. There was nothing special about it. The leaf was not of a vibrant yellow or orange color, nor had it taken on a deep red hue. Rather, it was of a pale brown shade. He stared at it as it rested loosely upon his fingers. As it were, he appeared to be in thought.
Rolling her eyes, Ciara just quietly huffed a bit as she watched him. Honestly she was debating just calling him Ally to annoy him a little more, but ended up deciding against it. Maybe she’d do that whenever she decided he was being too much of an ass. That was a fair trade right? He annoyed her and she would in turn annoy him? Probably wouldn’t end up him deciding to impale her with a sword right? No, she knew it was a stupid plan but she was going to do it anyway.
As he knelt down in front of the pile, Ciara waited for him to do something aside from just, dig around in the leaves. Did he think she had put stakes in it or something? However when he just ended up staring at one particular leaf, she couldn’t help but be a little curious. She wondered what could be going through his mind at that moment, to cause the look on his face. A brief moment passed and suddenly Ciara realized, she didn’t want to know, she wanted him to go back to being indifferent, if not rude, if only so she didn’t feel like she accidentally tread on ground she shouldn’t have treaded on.
While he was still staring at his lead, the witch scooped up a big handful before walking around to behind him and dumping them on his head. If he clued in at the last moment he could probably get out of the way, but otherwise he was going to get a leafy shower.
















