Whoever skull man was, he seemed to have a fairly decent reason to want to beat the crap out of this man. If he wasnât lying, that is. Ava has no way of knowing, and while she didnât want anyone to die, there was no way she could stop anything else from happening. Besides, a part of her didnât want to see just exactly what this man was capable of, lest she finally met her match.
  â⊠I wonât let you kill him.â She finally speaks, hoisting the man down while still keeping him in his grasp. The trapped man is relieved enough to thank her repeatedly under his breath.
  âBut⊠I wonât stop anything else. Unless you are liar, and if you are I will find out, then⊠go ahead.â
HIS FINGERS FLEXED RESTLESSLY by his sides upon her declaration-- and Robbie didnât even know why. he was content teaching the guy a lesson, not forcing him to cough up his life for the crime. but for some reason, there was an itch to take his head off, and scratching an itch was always satisfying--Â
                   whoa, hold up. what the hell are you thinking?!
that perturbed him some, more than heâd let on. it didnât reflect any in his stance, nor the blaze flaring in his eyes. he simply balled his hands into tight fists, fingers biting into leather with a creak. something in him didnât want to relent, something nameless, but he stifled it, approaching her without a word. a boot scuffed, announcing a stop and he was staring down the man now-- the sonnuva bitch deserved anything coming to him, but his want of brutality had since been dulled.Â
the Rider stooped to level with him, the fire scrutinising his fear; judging.
     âITâS YOUR LUCKY DAY, PENDEJO.â and he rose-- only to throw a relentless punch into the manâs cheek a second later, knocking a few teeth loose in a spray of blood.
                                       heâd survive-- his ego not so much.