Rage had coiled its grip tightly around her now twisted mind. It was a trivial slight that had drove her bout of anger. A foolish endeavor as Havik was much more stronger than her, but she struck nonetheless. A rabid serpent against a bloody hound was no match as she was knocked to the ground. A heavy weight following soon after. Yet Aanrietta fought and when his hands had taken ahold of her face. She drove a dagger into his chest.
Wet and warm blood coating her hands, making the dagger slippery as she pushed. A look of satisfaction in her luminous golden eyes. The sclera darkening the more she learned and drove into her new powers. Swirling in a inky black infection. The corruption settling in deep. Lips that were formed into a voracious snarl was now twisted in a smirk. While Havik did not flinch. It did not mean he didn't feel pain as she pushed harder.
The dagger nearly slipping through her finger's. Delicate flesh pressed hard against the guard of the dagger. It was an uncomfortable pain as she struggled to twist the blade.
Droplets of blood dripped down on her cheek as he spoke. Letting go of her face as he grabbed the dark cloth of her collar. Pulling her towards him and to her dismay, Aanrietta closed her eyes. Almost afraid of the pain he was surely about to inflict. A headbutt, a bite even. But she did not expect a kiss.
A crushing, bruising kiss as she let go of the blade. Fingers grasped the fabric on his chest as the other struck him on the shoulder. Still angry. But after a few moments the anger faded. Tasting hints of the sweetness of the iron from the kiss. It was like a beckoning call to her senses and desires. The hand that had repeatedly stuck him now rested on the back of his neck. Her nails digging into his flesh as she returned the kiss. Eagerly.
Lips parted to lure him in, biting at his lower lip. Seeking to draw more blood and just a fleeting prickle of pain. While she may have been given power, unlocking the madness that was within her soul. But there was still pieces of her old self. Fragments. A shyness even as she held affection for Havik. Had yet to admit them. The feeling of anger was now washed away.