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Re: One in Three Thousand (Courage Wolf)
The fallen angel raised an eyebrow at Anthriel's reaction to her goading and replied; "I bore chains of forced servitude far stronger and for tighter than yours were for just as long, dear cousin~ Mine were simply of the soul and of the mind rather than ones manifesting upon my body. Why should we care for the fates of the mortals? They are weak, stupid, frightened cattle, our inferiors and rightfully our slaves!"
Her mouth twisted into a smirk, "Oh I've told you, you cannot provide what I truly desire. My purpose for speaking with you at all after you destroyed that tower is simply to satisfy my own curiosity, and nothing more~ I wondered how you had fared under Michael's generous servitude, or if you had ever developed Insight. You clearly lack the latter, and have clearly suffered by the former. I do wonder yet whether your measured response is caused by self control or merely by cowardice, as I suspect it is given your somewhat legendary temper, but I fear that's a mystery which I'll have to wait for the answer to. For now, I bid thee, adieu, my cousin~"
The raven-winged woman gave a mocking bow, and when she straightened she also vanished, both physically and spiritually. Dori glared at the spot where she'd been standing and grunted; "Bitch." Turning towards Anthriel, he sighed away the frustrations brought upon by the conversation with the fallen angel and said; "Wanna head back to my place? We're not going to be doing much else here, and I'm not in the mood to perform manual labor right now."
Anthriel: HP = 46/71, PP = 71, EP = 41/148, Status = Fine
The fallen angel raised an eyebrow at Anthriel's reaction to her goading and replied; "I bore chains of forced servitude far stronger and for tighter than yours were for just as long, dear cousin~ Mine were simply of the soul and of the mind rather than ones manifesting upon my body. Why should we care for the fates of the mortals? They are weak, stupid, frightened cattle, our inferiors and rightfully our slaves!"
Her mouth twisted into a smirk, "Oh I've told you, you cannot provide what I truly desire. My purpose for speaking with you at all after you destroyed that tower is simply to satisfy my own curiosity, and nothing more~ I wondered how you had fared under Michael's generous servitude, or if you had ever developed Insight. You clearly lack the latter, and have clearly suffered by the former. I do wonder yet whether your measured response is caused by self control or merely by cowardice, as I suspect it is given your somewhat legendary temper, but I fear that's a mystery which I'll have to wait for the answer to. For now, I bid thee, adieu, my cousin~"
The raven-winged woman gave a mocking bow, and when she straightened she also vanished, both physically and spiritually. Dori glared at the spot where she'd been standing and grunted; "Bitch." Turning towards Anthriel, he sighed away the frustrations brought upon by the conversation with the fallen angel and said; "Wanna head back to my place? We're not going to be doing much else here, and I'm not in the mood to perform manual labor right now."