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I KEEP A CLOSE WATCH ON THIS HEART OF MINE | PRIVATE - agathe. - 10-27-2018
[align=center][div style="width: 500px; text-align: justify; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 11px; color;"]( [member=2172]ISABELLE M.[/member] sorry for the delay!! i've been busy with my thesis but i'm finally finished <33 )
Curfew, to Agathe, was a suggestion. She did not fear what dwelled within the darkness nor did she doubt her capabilities as a warrior. If somebody thought foolishly enough to challenge her in combat, she was confident - perhaps too confident - that she would emerge victorious. She was too battle hardened to believe any differently at least. But tonight, on a night that would usually be spent under the moon, contemplating and mediating, she was pacing restlessly in the Observatory. The chill of fall had long since infiltrated their walls and subconsciously, Agathe found herself thanking the multi faced goddess for blessing her with such a thick pelt. It at least kept that creeping cold away.
It did not, however, cause that antsy buzz in her blood to dissipate, her unyielding desire to tear into flesh and splinter bone a pressing matter in the back of her head. As much as she enjoyed this domesticated lifestyle free of senseless death and not nearly as much responsibility, she had been bred to be a weapon and that subconscious fear that her edge was dulling quite possibly was the source of her recent restlessness. She'd release a sigh, golden eyes blinking a few times as she paused only to drink in her surroundings. Most of her clanmates had already succumbed to sleep but that didn't make that strange and unnatural urge to suddenly converse lessen any. Perhaps her mind though socialization would keep her violent tendencies at bay, perhaps it was just desperate to distract her enough that they disappeared on her own.
Whatever the reason, Agathe did not stop pacing. She wouldn't until she had good enough reason to... Hopefully somebody, anybody, was shaken from sleep and decided to find her.
Re: I KEEP A CLOSE WATCH ON THIS HEART OF MINE | PRIVATE - guts - 10-27-2018
(np!! dont sweat it)
Sometimes she got restless at night herself. There were many reasons, though the major ones were having too much left-over energy from the day and simply thinking too much, as some people often did before bed. Usually it was just pondering over her parents' deaths, or about her own. Having her mothers die had embedded a fear of it inside her, anything associated with death sending her into a panic. Something as simple as someone having a cold made her antsy. She didn't want to be the next to succumb, there was too much left for her to see and do!
Tonight, luckily, the source of her consciousness wasn't because of such depressing things. It was simply her being too awake, not yet feeling the effects of sleep. She stared at her ceiling in the dark, squeezing her eyes tight and willing herself to fall asleep. But it never happened. She tried counting sheep, like her mother had told her to once, but it didn't help. Then she thought about playing the recording Onision had given her, but decided against it, the mere idea making her feel somber.
So, with no other ides, Isabelle left her bed and ventured out into the halls of the Observatory. It was quiet, save for the sound of crickets inkling in and the soft steps just down the hall, a figure pacing about in the shadowy hall. She's startled for a moment, then recognizes who it is, a smile forming on her face. Just when she thought no one would be up to escort her outside. Usually she would go on her own, ignoring the set rules after the killings, but night-time was a different story. Even under normal circumstances, she wouldn't go out in the dark alone.
"Hello?" she tests, voice seeming louder than usual in the silence, the small kitten drawing closer. "You can't sleep, either?" she asks even though the answer is obvious. She's hoping she'll reveal the reason why, looking up expectantly at her. She didn't know much about her, but she was intriguing, indeed.
"speech"
Sometimes she got restless at night herself. There were many reasons, though the major ones were having too much left-over energy from the day and simply thinking too much, as some people often did before bed. Usually it was just pondering over her parents' deaths, or about her own. Having her mothers die had embedded a fear of it inside her, anything associated with death sending her into a panic. Something as simple as someone having a cold made her antsy. She didn't want to be the next to succumb, there was too much left for her to see and do!
Tonight, luckily, the source of her consciousness wasn't because of such depressing things. It was simply her being too awake, not yet feeling the effects of sleep. She stared at her ceiling in the dark, squeezing her eyes tight and willing herself to fall asleep. But it never happened. She tried counting sheep, like her mother had told her to once, but it didn't help. Then she thought about playing the recording Onision had given her, but decided against it, the mere idea making her feel somber.
So, with no other ides, Isabelle left her bed and ventured out into the halls of the Observatory. It was quiet, save for the sound of crickets inkling in and the soft steps just down the hall, a figure pacing about in the shadowy hall. She's startled for a moment, then recognizes who it is, a smile forming on her face. Just when she thought no one would be up to escort her outside. Usually she would go on her own, ignoring the set rules after the killings, but night-time was a different story. Even under normal circumstances, she wouldn't go out in the dark alone.
"Hello?" she tests, voice seeming louder than usual in the silence, the small kitten drawing closer. "You can't sleep, either?" she asks even though the answer is obvious. She's hoping she'll reveal the reason why, looking up expectantly at her. She didn't know much about her, but she was intriguing, indeed.
"speech"