Two feathers of white.
〤 Technically, the white monster was neither human nor supernatural. He had been made in a lab, with human genes, yes, but deep within, this being was just something else. A personification of destruction given free reign over thought itself.
He turned his indifferent, condescending gaze on the child — yes, a child — who had addressed him so strangely. Eyes turning a hue of unnatural gold as he probed for information. What did this individual mean by Lilin? What was this person? Yet, he couldn’t penetrate the strange barriers that surrounded this person’s mind.
Shiroba was reduced to asking. How disgusting. His first instinct was to call attention to this person’s arrogance. How dare he compare himself to Shiroba? However, something, looking in the boy’s red eyes, kept him from accusing him. ”If you would wish for a coherent response, speak plainly, child. I don’t have time for your riddles.”
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The sensation continued to linger, slightly parted pale lips releasing a soft hue of breath from within, hand had lowered for both red optics to look directly at the one whom he'd been addressing to. His words were a natural akin to his own way of speech. They were the words of a Lilin's, coherent in it's own marking, as the lilins had their way of getting their point across, his were through the what he'd been implanted with upon his construction.
" All words are a riddle of it's own, speech, words language, my words are coherent in my own choice of wording as yours are clear to your own. " Words were calm, speaking in soft wisdom, a placid face staring back to the pale features of golden eyes boring down against his red ones. " Your body is a personification of a human, artificially created in the liking one one, but inside of you is a power that was placed, destruction, control...a power that is similar but different to the powers that were manifested in me. "
For as those golden eyes glimmered, thin brows close together, mind feeling the slight intrusion attempting to penetrate the shields wrapped around his artificially made brain. Once more the sensation he'd been feeling, the drowning constriction around his throat was once again returning, unable to keep his face still, a tinge of pain retched across pale features. While he had the personification of an angel within, the shell barricading the power was still a Lilin's body, weak, fragile, easy to break.














