☾ ˚⊹ ❛❛ THIS! THIS IS THE TRICK!!!!
› ; . HE STARES, albeit briefly, as the lock mechanism echoes its harsh judgment. stood in disbelief looms the eldest child, a fragment of a reality far beyond this outlaw's own. he stares dumbfounded at the display of a father choosing to banish his own blood outdoors, the chilling wind brushing against his back &&. spreading wings that shudder over. ( how vile. . . )
truly a spectacle to behold, RUVYZVAT clearly intending to leave his firstborn to the wendigos of the surrounding snow-clad climate. brows churn upon facial recognition, metal grating before him as if the deadbolt itself represented discern for his wellbeing — the spite of a father. selever fluctuates between emotions, a simmering anger fueled by jealousy &&. disrespect clashing with a festering need to endlessly jab at the other's antics. did he really think sarvente would let him get away with this?
instead. . . his tone deepens, unusual compared to his sharply cutting theatrics.
❛ - what is this, a game ? open the door. - ❜
Heartless bastard leaned up against the door, listening to his son on the other side. It wasn’t snowing too bad, and there were certainly ways that the other could stay warm. Safety for his eldest was not a concern of his right now, thought really perhaps this would be a lesson why Ruv wore such heavy attire.
Oh, he was going to have fun with this.
There were times that Selever wasn’t around Sarvente and Ruv. Times that, allowed the two a moment of talking. They had long discussed many different ways to try and get the two to bond; especially with Ruv’s less than personable personality. An agreement had been made. A deal stricken not only as immortals, but as parents. It was a deal to try and at least get him and Selever on the right foot.
Ruv wanted to believe it would work. Grabbing the bag by the door, he had hoped more than anything that it would. However hope lead to disappointment to most, and he didn’t fall for the trap. Looking ever so slightly down at the younger immortal, he watched as the boy’s figure shuddered, and gently tossed him a blanket.
❛❛ Game? No, no game here, младенец. ❜ Slinging the backpack over his shoulders, that look in his eye was all that Sel needed to know. Whatever this was, whatever attempts were made sure to have this father and son bonding trip camping event happen-- Ruv had to do to more than he would ever be willing to admit. The look on the kid’s face though, priceless. ❛❛ What? Were you expecting some trick? ❜