Procyon — Sender grabs Receiver’s hand before they can leave. From Sunday to Luo Binghe
Luo Binghe's face is picturesque of disgust.
not for himself. not for Sunday. but for the grown man cowering pitifully in front of him, pressed up against the wall, hands over his head and shaking like a leaf in a tornado. if not for Sunday's good graces, this person would've already said a quick; 'good bye!' to their own head as Luo Binghe lopped it off. in fact, he'd just drawn out Xin Mo ( and was contemplating calling upon Zheng Yang too ) before a frail hand wrapped around his wrist and squeezed just light enough to convey it's intent. Sunday didn't need to speak a word for Luo Binghe to be able to interpret what he wanted, mercy, and Luo Binghe was loathe to give it, but give it he did. begrudgingly. for none among any in this universe could sway the Emperor of the Three Realms quite as easily as Sunday -- a feat that would've left Luo Binghe's old enemies in awe, were any of them still alive.
he may have transcended realms completely, his appearance may have changed and even some of his powers were different, but it didn't lessen the destruction Luo Binghe was capable of wreaking when provoked. if the world he first decimated upon his arrival had anything to say about it. that world was the whole reason there was a bounty on Luo Binghe's head -- as well as the numerous other murders for the sake of his own amusement. he killed indiscriminately when he wanted, where he wanted, and only one person aside from Sunday Oak was capable of reigning in the bloodthirst, but that person wasn't here right now. that person had also predicated that Luo Binghe would err on the edge of insanity in this world; it was written in his script. how, why, when, or even if the act would actually unfold remained nothing more than a blank space on the pages. now he knew the answers to the questions that plagued him.
with some margin of audible irritation, Luo Binghe withdrew Xin Mo from sight and allowed the demon sword to dissipate once more. by now the person in front of him had thoroughly soiled themselves and was encapsulated by fear, they couldn't find the strength ( or voice ) to beg for their own life. they simply wept and shivered and shook silently as they awaited a demise that wouldn't come for them.
" get. out. " Luo Binghe hissed between grit teeth. he didn't need to tell that person twice. the moment those words left his lips, they fled the scene in an instant, leaving the two to their own devices. as much as Luo Binghe wanted to chew Sunday out, when the foxian rounded on him, his expression was still sour, but significantly softer than before. he huffed not one -- but two heavy breaths and folded his arms across his chest. he was pouting.
how comical.
the demon lord turned foxian, the scourge of Cang Qiong Sect, the butcher of the three realms was throwing a silent tantrum like he were nothing more than a harmless fox cub. " you shouldn't have stopped me. " he grumbled.
by now you might be wondering... just why was Luo Binghe so angry?
you see... Luo Binghe has a problem. Luo Binghe is fiercely jealous when it comes to the things he's convinced belong to him, and among those many self-proclaimed possessions he's picked up during his travels, Sunday ranks number one. as it so happens... the man who pissed himself and sped off had the audacity to lay his hands on Sunday Oak, who belonged to Luo Binghe. naturally, the demon lord couldn't stand for that.
the red insignia on his forehead still burned with the fury Luo Binghe was keeping repressed within, but it was a fury he wouldn't unleash on Sunday. never. no matter how often that little bird tweeted and chirped, the only thing Luo Binghe could do was scoop it up and hold it tight against his chest. he flicked his red gaze back down at him and then quickly turned away. he didn't remove his wrist from his hand, but he certainly wasn't going to stop acting sullen for the time being. " he thought he could just... just... touch you! " the words exclaimed haughtily. " you! touch you! when you're mine! why wouldn't you let me teach him a lesson not to touch things that don't belong to him? " " hmph, it doesn't matter. " it definitely mattered to him. " ... let's... go back to the hotel room. let me cook you something. "









