This was just peachy, just the bee’s knees, really. Somehow, Conall got separated from Alvin and found himself thoroughly lost in some wing of the castle. He heard the fray of fighting around the corner and hid himself, wincing at the awful gurgling and utterly wet noises he was hearing, trying to block the scent of fresh blood from his nostrils. Things went silent and he stiffened when he realized he couldn’t smell anything anymore, not even the blood that had been so noticeable before. The witch laughed, startling Conall - why hadn’t he heard them walking so close behind him? Where the collars’ dampening powers back on? - and stalked closer.
“Chosen a side, wolf?” the witch asked, his voice scraping down Conall’s spine tripping over each vertebrae.
Maybe Conall took too long to answer or maybe the witch just didn’t care but the blast came out of nowhere, slamming the beta into a far wall. Wincing, he managed to stand and wrapped a hand around his ribs as he glared at the other man.
“This isn’t right!” he hissed, eyes going bleary for a moment before the was movement to his right. Whatever it was, it distracted the witch and the adrenaline kicked into high gear. Now was his chance.
Ignoring the pain in his side, Conall launched himself at the witch who just managed to throw an arm up, protecting their neck from Conall’s sharp claws. His snarl echoed through the halls as he pulled his fist back and slammed it into the witches mouth. Too late, the spell slid from the witches lips just in time and Conall was sent back again into the same damn wall. @vampxrxc








