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Mint and Calix started to look around. “Where are we?”
Mel ducked behind a couch and just watched the two. She was unarmed, and that wasn't comforting in any way shape or form.
Mint and Calix started to look around. “Where are we?”
Mel ducked behind a couch and just watched the two. She was unarmed, and that wasn't comforting in any way shape or form.
“I don’t know…looks kinda like a house though…” Calix pondered. “Well, no crap. Who’s house is it?!” Mint rolled their eyes. “Again, I have no idea. Let’s keep looking.” Mint nodded and they both went back to looking throughout the living room.
heheh Cuphead OCs-//
Abie led them back through the tunnel. shep is a fluffy shep, a fluffy and sweet and happiness shep who love to have sugar and a dance and a pet.
Felix shook his head and moved out of the way. "Sorry. Um. Is this room all there is back here?"
Austin ducked and peaked down the tunnel. "Any demons Felix? Am I going to have to drag you corpse out of there?"
The girl shook her head, “There was one door that led back to the armory but other than that, no.” She spat a ball of fluff from her mouth as Abie's tale slapped her in the face. “There were tons of animal stuff in that room,” she nodded her head behind her, “like pelts and more weapons. I’m betting that’s where they kept the animals before sending them out into the arena.” She gave a short laugh, “Wouldn’t it be something to fight in an arena, there would be….What was that?” She hissed, hearing a noise coming ahead but unable to make out what it was.
The girl shook her head, “There was one door that led back to the armory but other than that, no.” She spat a ball of fluff from her mouth as Abie's tale slapped her in the face. “There were tons of animal stuff in that room,” she nodded her head behind her, “like pelts and more weapons. I’m betting that’s where they kept the animals before sending them out into the arena.” She gave a short laugh, “Wouldn’t it be something to fight in an arena, there would be….What was that?” She hissed, hearing a noise coming ahead but unable to make out what it was.
"What was what?" Felix ducked down and crawled into the tunnel behind her, his hand on his gun. "Austin and that tall guy are back there, they should be able to deal with anything at least 'til I get back."
"I guess we'll see," Austin said, shrugging Arwoods direction.
~~
Mel watched the two for a bit longer before dashing back down the hallway. "Jarrod, some new people showed up. Go deal with them and I'll watch Em."
"Guyss, I'm not that little." Em pouted.
"Maybe not, but this place could be dangerous, remember? It's best to have someone with you," Jarrod replied, "I'll go Mel. If the others get back and I haven't, come and find me. It'll probably be fine but, you know.
"What was what?" Felix ducked down and crawled into the tunnel behind her, his hand on his gun. "Austin and that tall guy are back there, they should be able to deal with anything at least 'til I get back."
“Never mind.” She grumbled, praying the tunnel would come to an end and the man behind her would leave. Her hands itched in anticipation and the hairs on the back of her neck stood straight on end. “Are we almost there?” She asked Abie, her nose crinkling as she fought against a sneeze, Abie’s tail had swiped her face a second time.
shep think so. Abie trotted ahead and stuck her head out of the tunnel. hello! shep is back! shep found a new friend!
Thea scrambled quickly out of the tunnel dusting herself off. her gaze landed on a strange man before her, she had never seen him before, that must be Austin. she thought staring at him in interest.
“How on earth did you ever fit in that tunnel,” Arwood asked playfully, a thin smile lighting up his face as he teased her. Snorting Thea patted Abies’ head once before walking beside Arwood and staring in suspicion at the two other men.
“Why are they here?” She asked, purposely ignoring them and acting like they weren’t in the room.
“Their names are Austin and Felix, and they are friends,” Arwood spoke softly. They stared at each other as if arguing silently, finally, Thea shrugged and picked up Abie.
“Fine, but I get Abie and you have to take care of them.”
shep will always do a happy help, Abie said, her fur turning pink for snuggly.
Thea scrambled quickly out of the tunnel dusting herself off. her gaze landed on a strange man before her, she had never seen him before, that must be Austin. she thought staring at him in interest.
“How on earth did you ever fit in that tunnel,” Arwood asked playfully, a thin smile lighting up his face as he teased her. Snorting Thea patted Abies’ head once before walking beside Arwood and staring in suspicion at the two other men.
“Why are they here?” She asked, purposely ignoring them and acting like they weren’t in the room.
“Their names are Austin and Felix, and they are friends,” Arwood spoke softly. They stared at each other as if arguing silently, finally, Thea shrugged and picked up Abie.
“Fine, but I get Abie and you have to take care of them.”
"Look lady, just because I look like a scrawny teenager doesn't mean I am. I'll take care of myself, and you will treat me with the respect I deserve." Felix huffed and fixed his cuffs.
"He gets grumpy whenever he has to crawl about because it gets his clothes dirty, so don't mind him." Austin was starting to feel tired out by all of this social interaction and his voice was getting less friendly by the minute. "We can take care of ourselves. Let's get out of here."
And with that, Austin started heading for the secret passage to hopefully find a bed somewhere and sleep.
Thea gave a tight laugh that sounded forced as she bowed low toward Felix, and spoke in a drawn-out sing-songy voice. “Oooh, forgive me, your excellency I did not know you were supposed to be respected. For now on I shall try to act better in your honorable presence.” She tossed her wet hair behind her and started to follow Austin toward the exit. Arwood smiled at Felix and quickly apologized for Thea’s actions. “She treats everyone this way-”
“Come along Arwood!” Thea called behind her shoulder, “I expect you’ll have to carry Sir Hubristic’s sword if he happens to have one. You must remember to treat him with grave respect.”
“It is just who she is.” He continued before he started after them, shaking his head and ran a hand languidly through his hair.
Thea gave a tight laugh that sounded forced as she bowed low toward Felix, and spoke in a drawn-out sing-songy voice. “Oooh, forgive me, your excellency I did not know you were supposed to be respected. For now on I shall try to act better in your honorable presence.” She tossed her wet hair behind her and started to follow Austin toward the exit. Arwood smiled at Felix and quickly apologized for Thea’s actions. “She treats everyone this way-”
“Come along Arwood!” Thea called behind her shoulder, “I expect you’ll have to carry Sir Hubristic’s sword if he happens to have one. You must remember to treat him with grave respect.”
“It is just who she is.” He continued before he started after them, shaking his head and ran a hand languidly through his hair.
"I've lived for 106 years. For over 80 of them I have been the boss of an organized crime gang that is known for their ferocity in turf wars. I am the god of luck and fortune, one of the most feared men in not just the criminal world, but on both sides of the veil. The very least I expect from a petty commoner I dislike is that they will use my last name, as opposed to insults." Felix glowered at Thea's back as his trigger finger twitched.
Austin turned to face Thea, walking backwards as he talked. "I'd be careful about making him made down here. Jarrod isn't here to stop him from blowing your head off. Just… lay off the insults. If you know Arwood from before this mansion business, then chances are you don't know how to dodge gunfire."
Austin winced, then turned back around and continued walking.
Mint and Calix sat down on the couch, deciding to stop looking.
Taking time to set Abie gently upon the ground, Thea stood up straight fists shaking in unsuppressed rage as she looked at Felix. “So you’re a god? Wow, I feel so…lucky to have your presence bestowed upon me-”
“Thea.” Arwood rested his hand upon her arm, but she shook him off.
“You and Berthold would be perfect for each other,” she growled, “you could shout your titles at one another until someone takes pity on you and gets you out of your sorry little-”
“Thea.” She spun around to face Arwood tears of anger building up in her brown eyes. “That is no way to speak to anyone. He is not Berthold, and even if he were, I would expect you to treat him diplomatically and with grace.” ” His voice had remained calm and low but his face was drawn as if her yelling was causing him pain. Thea flinched and shied away.
“I don’t care.” She picked Abie back up holding her close to her chest and glaring at Felix. “Your kind, the kings, the leaders, and the gods are all the same. You care nothing about the “petty commoners” around you… so don’t expect the petty commoners to treat you with any respect…sir.” She shoved past Arwood and started walking quickly past Austin and striding down the tunnel mumbling softly to Abie.
Arwood’s face was grim and empty as he stared at Felix, watching his twitching hand. “She has had a hard life. She has constantly been used by people with power.” Drawing in a deep breath he continued his walk down the corridor. “As I have said before, she treats everyone like that, do not take it personally." He paused for a moment before continuing, “I would prefer it if you did not threaten her or hurt her in any way. I do not want to hurt anyone.”
Abie's fur turned dark brown for sad, and her fluffy fur started to grow warmer as she absorbed some of the negative emotion coursing through Thea's body. The little empath whined softly and snuggled against Thea.
shep is sorry, she said. fluffy shep will bites felix if you want.
(Abie's so sweet!)
Thea laughed another tight laugh, “you better not, he might hurt you, and I don’t want that.” She saw a light coming from the end of the tunnel and frowned. “How did you come here? Do you have someone waiting for you back home?”
Abie shook her head mournfully. shep does not know. shep was suddenly somewhere very dark and cold!
Taking time to set Abie gently upon the ground, Thea stood up straight fists shaking in unsuppressed rage as she looked at Felix. “So you’re a god? Wow, I feel so…lucky to have your presence bestowed upon me-”
“Thea.” Arwood rested his hand upon her arm, but she shook him off.
“You and Berthold would be perfect for each other,” she growled, “you could shout your titles at one another until someone takes pity on you and gets you out of your sorry little-”
“Thea.” She spun around to face Arwood tears of anger building up in her brown eyes. “That is no way to speak to anyone. He is not Berthold, and even if he were, I would expect you to treat him diplomatically and with grace.” ” His voice had remained calm and low but his face was drawn as if her yelling was causing him pain. Thea flinched and shied away.
“I don’t care.” She picked Abie back up holding her close to her chest and glaring at Felix. “Your kind, the kings, the leaders, and the gods are all the same. You care nothing about the “petty commoners” around you… so don’t expect the petty commoners to treat you with any respect…sir.” She shoved past Arwood and started walking quickly past Austin and striding down the tunnel mumbling softly to Abie.
Arwood’s face was grim and empty as he stared at Felix, watching his twitching hand. “She has had a hard life. She has constantly been used by people with power.” Drawing in a deep breath he continued his walk down the corridor. “As I have said before, she treats everyone like that, do not take it personally." He paused for a moment before continuing, “I would prefer it if you did not threaten her or hurt her in any way. I do not want to hurt anyone.”
Felix's blood turned stone cold. His hand hovered over his breast pocket, where his gun sat. He turned away from Arwood and composed himself, clearing his throat.
"Disrespecting someone you just met has nothing to do with a hard life. I was born poor and had do some.. bad stuff to get by. That's why I'm boss. The gang doesn't let you just walk away. I'm no commoner because I worked to become somebody. Being a god means jack shit because it didn't make me who I am. All it's ever done is take away-"
Felix cleared his throat and turned back to Arwood. "Damn. I'm surprised I've gotten this tilted. I don't usually get this emotional, but getting lectured for being god tends to do that. I won't hurt her. Well. I won't kill her. But I won't hurt her unless she hits first."
Austin followed behind Thea until they got to the arena, glancing behind at the two who were just standing around a ways behind.
"You don't strike me as the observant type." Austin called after her. "So I'll help you out a bit. He hates it."
Arwood smiled and rested his hand upon his shoulder. “It is good to get your emotions out now and then, otherwise it…I get emotional at times. It is human nature." He wondered dully what Felix meant having to do bad stuff to get by only to decide it didn't matter and told Felix so. "We all have pasts we are not proud of, we all have pain we want to get rid of, everyone makes mistakes. I keep trying to make Thea understand that every person is taught to fear, to hate, but that does not make us wrong. The world is full of bad blood and good blood, thankfully, the world has more good blood then bad." He glanced forward to watch Thea and Austin widen the distance between them, his face returning to it's empty and guarded self. “Your world is getting farther from my own the more I hear about it. You can rise above the station you were born into, Thirignam cares about your lineage so much so you cannot-you can barely make it about being a lowly vagabond. But like you said, that does not mean we can hurt and push others around because of it. I will try and work with Thea on that. Thank you." He continued nodding his head toward Felix and allowing a tired half-smile stretch across his face, "Thank you for not chasing her down and doing anything to harm her, and you need not worry, her mouth is the only thing that…hits.”
Thea turned to look at Austin, pasting the little smirk back upon her face. "I know how to observe," she spoke, her voice softer than it was earlier. "I am a Daytheon, my race is known for paying attention and acting upon the information. But thank you for the hint." She tossed her head to get a string of hair away from her face. “You’re Austin, correct? Well, I'm Thea, daughter of Wilan. Are you also an immortal?"
"Yeah.. no problem." Felix muttered. He walked a short ways away and kicked at the ground. "I'm going to leave. See you guys later."
Felix rolled up his sleeve and tapped a rune the was tattooed to the inside of his arm. It shined, and Felix turned into light before disappearing.
Austin sighed. "Yes, I'm Austin. No I'm not immortal. Immortality is impossible, gods only stop aging. Anything else? Since we're doing an interview."
Austin gave Thea a cool stare, his yellow eyes glinting.
where did felix go? Abie hopped out of Thea's arms and sniffed the ground where Felix had just been standing. Her fur turned light yellow: curious.
(Sorry, I didn't see your reply.)
Mint and Calix were talking about some ancient society in their world.
Mint and Calix were talking about some ancient society in their world.
Jarrod drew his pistol, sneaking down the hall. He ever so slowly peaked around the corner and watched the two. From what it sounded like, they were talking about some ancient civilization. Jarrod stuck the rest of his head out from around the corner, keeping the gun ready, but out of sight.
"Friend or foe?" He barked at the two.
Of course, that was when Felix chose to teleport to him. The paper grew hot in Jarrod's pocket. He balled it up and tossed it down the hallway. It burst into flame the second it touched the ground and Felix appeared over it.
"Hey Jarrod." Felix mumbled.
Jarrod looked concerned, but signaled for him to be quiet. He stuck his head back around the corner.
"Don't make me repeat myself." He shouted at the two.
"Yeah.. no problem." Felix muttered. He walked a short ways away and kicked at the ground. "I'm going to leave. See you guys later."
Felix rolled up his sleeve and tapped a rune the was tattooed to the inside of his arm. It shined, and Felix turned into light before disappearing.
Austin sighed. "Yes, I'm Austin. No I'm not immortal. Immortality is impossible, gods only stop aging. Anything else? Since we're doing an interview."
Austin gave Thea a cool stare, his yellow eyes glinting.
“It’s not an interview,” She said, shying away from Austin and looking ahead, ignoring his cool stare. “You humans get offended so easily, it's enough to drive one crazy.” She snuggled into the side of Abies' face and kissed her head affectionately. “You’re wrong you know.” She raised her brown eyes to Austin's face, “I’m immortal and I’m not a god, sooo, gods aren’t that special. Even Arwoods immortal, though, he wants it to end… ” she glared at Austin warningly, “Don’t tell him I told you that or he-” There was a bright light behind her, and Abie jumped from her arms, she turned around to see Arwood standing by himself, Felix was nowhere to be seen.
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Arwood turned his head as the blinding light lit up the dark tunnel. When he regained his sight, he found Felix nowhere, he had simply disappeared. Clutching the pommel of his sword to keep it from slamming against his thigh he caught up with Austin and Thea.
“Felix disappeared.” He pointed, nodded his head behind him, “there was a bright light and then he was just…gone.”
Thea snorted. “Good, we didn’t want him anyway. Nevertheless, he could have sent us home before he vanished.”
Arwood ignored walking beside Austin but keeping a good distance between them, “does he do that often? Where did he go?” He glanced down at Abie sniffing the area, he knelt down beside her.
“I have a feeling your nose can’t find where he went correct or am I wrong and you have hidden powers too?”
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