There was complete silence from the dark haired witch, enthralled by the story that the teenager was telling. Her eyes never left Lehanna’s face, rapt with attention, gazing intently as she searched for the slightest hint of deception. What happened next would be decided purely on whether she believed that girl or not and Medeia gave little away, micro-examining every word that was spoken. She would note every change in the girl’s expression, manner and tone of voice, purple orbs almost appearing like a dark abyss at times. The angel neither mocked nor criticised the girl, allowing her to get everything out that she needed to. The Warlord had captured enough mages in her time to know that most, if not all, had a depressing and unfortunate story. The angel herself was no different in her regard, she had experienced torment, betrayal and pain, caused by those closest to her.
By the time Lehanna finished, looking almost relieved by having opened up, Medeia had a thoughtful look forming across her face. The teenager had suffered far more than the woman had thought and as she dwelled upon her next move, the thought of selling the girl to Elara’s parents did not sound quite so appealing to the holy being now. There was another option open to her, after all and that was what was becoming the more intriguing choice in the witch’s mind. It would not pay off in financial terms but in terms of amusement? Well, the second option definitely won there. The angel could have her fun with a particular Wizard Saint, while toying with the girl before her at the same time. A win/win in her mind.
Crouching besides the teenager’s chair, she would eventually reply. “Oh, I believe you. I have met enough soldiers coming from Pergrande to know how they behave. Your story is not all that surprising to me, as I have heard of many young mages who had met a sticky end there. Elara’s parents sound actually fairly similar to my own although my method of dealing with them was rather more violent than hers. I am not suggesting that the pair of you follow in my footsteps but maybe it is something to consider. It may just be the only way that you young sweethearts will be able to live in peace.” It was just something for the girl to think about.
Walking around the back of the chair, Medeia would run a hand through Lehanna’s long ebony hair fondly, as though she found it appealing. “So you found yourselves both in Silver Wolf, free to live out your lives in married bliss?” Her tone was rather teasing at that point, a chuckle escaping her. “You have convinced me to at least reconsider selling you to Pergrande and fortunately for you, I have another scheme in mind that your capture could aid me with.”
After pausing for a second, she would ask a question. “What if I told you that the last woman who sat in this chair was your Guild Mistress?”
(510 Words)
(27598 TWC)
By the time Lehanna finished, looking almost relieved by having opened up, Medeia had a thoughtful look forming across her face. The teenager had suffered far more than the woman had thought and as she dwelled upon her next move, the thought of selling the girl to Elara’s parents did not sound quite so appealing to the holy being now. There was another option open to her, after all and that was what was becoming the more intriguing choice in the witch’s mind. It would not pay off in financial terms but in terms of amusement? Well, the second option definitely won there. The angel could have her fun with a particular Wizard Saint, while toying with the girl before her at the same time. A win/win in her mind.
Crouching besides the teenager’s chair, she would eventually reply. “Oh, I believe you. I have met enough soldiers coming from Pergrande to know how they behave. Your story is not all that surprising to me, as I have heard of many young mages who had met a sticky end there. Elara’s parents sound actually fairly similar to my own although my method of dealing with them was rather more violent than hers. I am not suggesting that the pair of you follow in my footsteps but maybe it is something to consider. It may just be the only way that you young sweethearts will be able to live in peace.” It was just something for the girl to think about.
Walking around the back of the chair, Medeia would run a hand through Lehanna’s long ebony hair fondly, as though she found it appealing. “So you found yourselves both in Silver Wolf, free to live out your lives in married bliss?” Her tone was rather teasing at that point, a chuckle escaping her. “You have convinced me to at least reconsider selling you to Pergrande and fortunately for you, I have another scheme in mind that your capture could aid me with.”
After pausing for a second, she would ask a question. “What if I told you that the last woman who sat in this chair was your Guild Mistress?”
(510 Words)
(27598 TWC)