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- @cchilyoja ]
“I wasn’t aware that we were so intimately familiar that you are now able to REQUEST things from me.” The tone of his voice danced across the words that flew out from between his lips, each shark as a DAGER. To say that he wasn’t in a good mood, would be a major understatement. The wooden rickety floor below his feet had worn thin from his pacing back and forth. As soon as he’d walk over to the window, look outside, he’d as quickly be right back walking over to the front door of the room, and then just REPEAT. In his mind, this was giving him time to think, relax and be able to come up with a PLAN. Something that he needed desperately and his desperation was growing with each passing minute, with each sound the old grandfather clock would make.
There was no TIME, and yet, he just didn’t know what to do next. None of the options were good or safe. And while mostly, he didn’t care about that. This situation was far too dangerous for him to be as CARELESS as he usually was. “We HAVE to do something.” He finally spoke up again, turning to look at the other, there was a look in his eye, something that couldn’t easily be understood, but at least he had made ONE choice. A step forward.
HOW FAMILIAR IT ALL WAS. So much so, he needed a moment to fully cope with what you were asking of him, the reasons for your.. distress. Control didn’t define anywhere in your vocabulary that evening, instinct peeled humanity from those eyes he’d spent most of the day with, normal— no, nothing about you was normal. Nothing in this room was normal. Kit could only stay on the sidelines for so long, unsure of what a werewolf could do to aid another opposite him, and still so damn similar. Before a corresponding strategy was made, his own internal protection kicked into gear. Unbeknownst to him, werewolves and vampires knew each other well, at least, his did, for once your approach brought forth pure necessity, it was only action that’d be understood now.
INCISORS GLISTENED IN THE MOONLIGHT. Representing their coming feed that had a forearm sharp against your neck, daunting steps backwards getting the rattle of your head flat against a wall where he’d make sure you couldn’t move from. His strength rivaled anyone and anything asking for challenge, defense was the waltz embedded into bones that’d known how to fall apart and get back together without question. If it was a fight you wanted, maybe knocking you back into reality would calm that animal depending only on the feed. Kit’s eyes never left yours, an expression firm with diligence completely undisturbed by desperation uncannily similar to his early days. Would you even listen if he spoke?
“If it’s blood you want, it won’t be mine that’ll be spilling tonight.”
“This is my domain. Remember who I am, who you are.
Or all you’ll get is the emptiness of four walls.. until you do.”