@ly-kos - Plotted Starter
Rage buried within the heart of the Piltovan prince. She had been pacing around in her house, back and forth after a ‘sweet night’ with her girlfriend. But that was the problem, wasn’t it? Maddie held the perfect standard for what her mother wanted. Respected, loyal, Piltovan, knowing the culture and standards of Piltovan etiquette.
A perfect girlfriend.
A perfect wife.
A perfect picture scene for a Kiramman relationship.
Yet it wasn’t what Caitlyn wanted. Physically, she looked like Vi, near the same high, red hair, short and stocky. Mentally, everything her mother would want her daughter to date. But nothing about Maddie fit what Caitlyn desired.
After a near six months of this, she finally snapped and left the house without even a goodbye. Maddie had been asleep still in bed, in their private quarters where much would happen and yet very little to help Caitlyn. The uniform fitted around her body, fully clothed and hidden from all of society. The cape flowed in the wind and immediately caused everything to part like the red river. No one dared get in the way of the Prince of Piltover; her ruling power and ability to command with just a word left her a threat. Feared by many, respected by all. Despite that, Caitlyn could not get what she needed.
Looking up toward the ships that had docked in Piltover, she felt her boots hit the ground, and the one specific she wanted docked closest. there was no hesitation, as if she owned the ships despite the warlord having ultimate control over them. They were here, though, on her acceptance, or so she believed. Her gloved hand pushed open the door, blue hair staying unhindered around her shoulders. Briefly she glanced at Rictus, who stood in the corner, unphased by her entrance before turning toward the quarters of the Warlord.
There was no knock, only a bold entrance as she pushed open the metal door and then closed it behind her. Within the confines of this space, she reached over to undo her cape and placed it on the wall next to Ambessa’s. It always intrigued her, how they had matching capes, though Caitlyn’s resembled piltovan colors and Ambessa’s noxian. And yet, too many similarities matched, bringing the two houses to one. Noxus and Piltover, side by side, allies by circumstances. “Ambessa,” Caitlyn addressed the dark woman, hesitating to voice her thoughts immediately.
Yet her body language spoke more for her. The way her shoulders were tense, her claws within her gloves digging against her palm. Icy fire burned behind her blue eyes as she turned and started to pace. Her movement resembled a wild feline, stuck in a small space as she moved from one side of the room to the other side. She finally pulled her rifle off her back as well, placing it next to her cape, and repeated the process. Her hands reached over and pulled off her gloves, throwing them to the side near her rifle, and looked down at her palms.
Paw Pads rested upon her hands, the reminder of her vastayan nature, and claws that could rip a face apart if she allowed it. Gloves concealed them, but they remained present and aware. A deep breath drew through her nose and released from her mouth, trying to ease the tension of her own anger. Working to contain it and yet, desperate to rage and release it all against someone.