@charmed-crowd Continued.
Just as he expected, she had no clue what he was thinking, but really could he blame her? They were still enemies regardless of their little ‘cease fire’ arrangement. However Lial knew that these Exorcits were deprived of the exact same thing he was when originally stationed as the lead captain of Heavens court guards.
It was freedom.
Certainly it was hard to explain as yes, in a way, the Exorcists were free to do as they pleased but the expectations to do what she said, being trained to deal with anything, inhibited them from so much. Because it was all for battle, wasn’t it?
“No. You won’t.” He said matter of factly. “Your grips too tight, you’re far too stiff and you lack any experience in this.” Thats when he started moving. Little steps, a nice gap between them and slow, easy movements that was a snails pace compared to a real waltz.
One, two, three. One, two, three.
“Having trouble keeping up?”
