#deceitist

[princelylight-blog]

TEXT TO ↳ @deceitist

( SMS → Kaeto ) So, I’m at this cafe ( SMS → Kaeto ) and the guy at the table next to me keeps staring over. ( SMS → Kaeto ) I looked back at him so that he’d know I knew ( SMS → Kaeto) but he still hasn’t stopped? ( SMS → Kaeto ) It’s starting to freak me out.

[emotiicn]

@deceitist​ liked for a starter !! 

     ❝  It would probably be a lot easier if you just stepped around them. If you can, that is. Their argument doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon.  ❞  Perhaps the arguing couple in front of the male in front of him was none of his business, but people behind him were beginning to grumble about the hold up. 

[primanovae]

deceitist replied to your post: deceitist answered your question: i need an...

I found screencaps from the movies, so I can make some icons for you at some point in the next week.

omg really??? that would be awesome

[primanovae]

deceitist answered your question: i need an opinion!!

Younger Sasuke is much better in my opinion.

that’s what i was thinking too!!

[emotiicn]

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{ Gia Grey. || Previous Classmate. }

          ❝  I am quite afraid that I do not understand your question.  ❞ Gia’s brown eyes searched the other’s face. For a trained intelligence officer she had always done rather poorly with communication skills. She could fight her way out of something without a hitch, but when it came down to talking, she was lacking in the skill she knew she needed. It bugged her that her inability to take on dialects or colloquial speech made her stand out. It made her feel like she couldn’t properly do her job. ❝  Perhaps if you were to repeat what you have just said, I will be able to reply accordingly  ?  ❞ 

Gia was one of Rhys’ classmates in The Labyrinth. She was brought up in the same line of business that Rhys was, but ultimately “retired” due to her inability to really blend in with the world around her. They had messed something up in teaching her at a young age after having wiped her memory multiple times. Rhys doesn’t keep up with her, but she was a large influence on why he doesn’t like what he does. Why he struggled so much to establish a personality. She always seemed to him a mindless robot. He resented her, oddly enough, even though he knew it wasn’t her fault. Even though he knew that he was the very same to start with. But there were always times that something else peeked through the girl that made him think she wasn’t just what she made herself out to be. It was a small smile or a giggle that she let slip. It occurred to him that she might not at all be who she wanted them to think she was. Or perhaps, she was exactly who The Labyrinth was asking her to be. But he hasn’t seen her since they graduated and were sent out by the unnamed organization.