#lernaean-regrets

[symphcniae-moved]

“You need some more screentime.“ We riding this tumblr train out till the end my boy

“Thank you.”

Ride till we die

[altruisticandsadistic]

lernaean-regrets replied to your post: I didn’t realize how much work redoing these was...

Rewriting is the bane of my existence

It’s needed especially with the new girls and such.

[sapphire-silke-moved]

lernaean-regrets replied to your post

These are very well thought through!

Ahh, thank you !!

[teamlarl]

Renatus, 24 and 28

How quick is your character to trust someone else?How quick or slow is your character to resort to physical violence in a confrontation?

He’ll generally hold out for a little bit before trusting someone, but if they prove themselves and keep at it for enough time he’ll put aside any distrust he may have. At least when he’s younger. This trait won’t hold true in a few years time.

Renatus is fairly slow in resorting to physical violence. He’d much rather use his words to diffuse a situation or get what he wants.

[teamsoba]

lernaean-regrets replied to your post “1 and 2 for Oleta!”

Aw shit son nice fc

Aw thanks :3

[ask-team-clst]

A beautiful weapon sat among Professor Guan's items. It was weapon she should recognize although it hasn't been wielded by its owner in quite long time. Its apperance here could mean only one thing "Cato Sarcelle chooses death."

Professor Guan felt her chest tighten as she gazed upon the sword on her desk. She still remembered the day Team HRCN entered her classroom. She was harder back then; less of a teacher and more of a general. She didn’t think much of them, especially not Cato. But, they proved her wrong and exceeded her expectations at every turn. 

She reached out, then hesitated for a moment. She knew how much the blade meant to its owner. So, why would Cato give it to her? Yunchang shook her head and placed the sword on an empty rack behind her desk. If, or when, Cato came back, it’d be best to keep Burukami safe for him.

[ask-team-clst]

4

4. One Chance

Tsubaki looked into the cold, yellow eyes of her opponent, Haku Akechi. One snake faunus staring down the other. She once called him a mentor who had helped her hone her skills. But those days were gone. He was just a traitor now, the man that tried to kill her grandfather and usurp control of the Yato clan.

The two fighters rushed forward, the clash of metal on metal rang out through the clearing as they locked blades. Haku smiled as he pushed forward, using his greater height and leverage to his advantage. But, his opponent disappeared in a burst of pink petals. He staggered forward, as the petals turned red and exploded in front of him. Haku fell on his back, his katana falling to the side. He reached for it, but his hand was pinned down by Tsubaki’s foot.

“Well?” Haku snarled, looking up at the other snake faunus. “Finish it.”

“I’ve thought about what I’d say, what I’d do when we met again.” Tsubaki said as she sheathed her weapons. “For the longest time, I wanted to kill you. But, now that you’re in front of me, I just can’t do it.”

Haku laughed, but made no effort to get up. “Then you haven’t changed at all. You’re still the weak little snake that I left at the training hall.”

“I have changed.” Tsubaki shook her head. “I think I understand now. There’s nothing inside you. You’re just pathetic and sad and empty.” The snake faunus turned and started walking away.

Haku rolled over and grabbed his katana as he staggered to his feet. Showing him mercy would be the little snake’s last mistake. Haku narrowed his eyes and ran at Tsubaki. Something blurred in front of him and he stopped in his tracks, coughing up a mouthful of blood. Tsubaki heard the noise and turned around to see Cato standing in front of her with a knife in Haku’s chest.

“Still too naive, Camellia” Cato said as he pulled out the knife. The former Third Head of Hydra still used the name she had given him the first time they met.