âWeirdâŠâ
âShe spoke bluntly. Not only weird but he was as colourless as everything else, though it was impossible to tell if it was because of his actual colouring, or because of her own eyes. Anna seemed to easily brush off the fact that he was inspecting her, and even how quickly he moved.
He was âmany thingsâ? HmâŠ? Anna stared at him blankly. But not here, right? Like her he too lost powers that he once had no doubt. That seemed the case for everyone here. Probably him as well.â
âMm.â
âAnna gave a nod of agreement. That was a true enough statement. She certainly didnât know him well enough to give out potential information either. And her trust most certainly wouldnât be placed in a stranger that didnât feel quite right to her.â
"I've been called that aswell."
Then came a small sigh, oh yes, memories. Pitch's shoulders gave a gentle shrug once more, it should hurt but it didn't. He was called so many things in his life that he actually didn't feel the emotions he felt towards them before. Well, except the fact that every now and then when he would scare someone it's just-- 'the boogeyman isn't real', that hurt.
"But, if you want to know, I'm Pitch Black." He gave her a gentle smile, despite it looking rather seductive.
"May I ask, what's your name and how you ended up here?"










