Cry Little Sister
Posted: 27 Oct 2015, 13:24
--The following transcript was a live chat roleplay--
<Satine> How long could she avoid the unavoidable? When it came to the King & Queen of Hearts...not long. They could sniff out the trouble of one of their own like a drop of blood breaking to the surface of a human hand in front of their face. It didn’t matter that they had to have a hotel for their family because the combined two lines were that huge. There could easily be over a hundred of them and she could still stand out like a sore thumb if she stepped out of line. The necromancer was sure that it wasn’t all on her either. No one could get away with anything without them knowing. The hills, the streets and even the blood in the veins had Andras eyes if you were of course an Andras. Satine Andras knew it despite how young she was. So the following was no surprise to her.
It was fair to say that Alice was about to be in a whole lot of trouble. Not only that Wonderland was about to become hell on Earth. She could feel the heat building as the words from their last fireside chat in the hotel did a few laps around the inside of her head. Micah may not be currently within reach but that didn’t mean she didn't still feel the grip on her arm as he growled out his last words of warning.The necro was about to dismiss it altogether until she felt a chill skate across the back of her neck and it was enough that she looked behind her. She had enough of the waiting game. She dropped the roaster repair guide in her hands and the sparkle of the ring on her finger reminded her of unfinished business that needed to be dealt with.
This had been going on too long for her comfort. What was she trying to do? She hardly owed anyone explanations. Information, yes. That she would deliver face to face. So, she got married. So what? She eloped. She wasn’t expecting anyone to support it or be there tossing petals and rice in the air or whatever idiots did.How many others have done it in the last year? Decade? It didn’t matter. Last time she checked she was old enough. Bugsy was old enough too. He was a little younger but he had no issue keeping up. Cold neck or not she had to smirk a bit at her own thoughts. There was not one regret. She said he was hers and he sure as hell was now. Her husband didn’t have to be accepted. He was hers no matter what.
If anyone outside the two of them cared to know it was an intimate little event. Lilac fabric wrapped loosely around her and Bugsy was in a full suit and tie. Juice Box served as both chauffeur & referee which came in handy several times. The fact they made it there without incident was a miracle. A list had been checked off twice for all the ingredients needed for some ritualist named Aeryn to do her magic. It went flawlessly until they arrived.
Satine had all her current savings in her pocket book while Bugsy had the priceless rings. At the last possible moment they discovered one fang was missing from the inside of the bag she toted along. What remained was a bizarre mix of items that no one should cross the street carrying let alone all dressed up for a wedding. It smelled like the dead **** it was and if that wasn’t bad enough the woman in charge had the personality of a piece of plywood. Even the chaotic racing around to get their hands on the missing fang didn’t ruin the ceremony that took place in some abandoned mansion up north. It could never take away from what it was really about. They entered into a bond that honored what they shared. It strengthened and protected it. Who could possibly raise issue with that? Her silver orbs didn’t dare blink as the chill returned to the back of her neck. She already knew the answer. It was time to deal with it.
Satine was not going to dance around the topic. No half-*** texts would be sent out trying to test the waters to see if they were still raging. That **** was for when you still had a curfew and couldn’t wipe your own ***. She was a grown adult vampire something. MIcah was her brother-in-law and sire. Velveteen was still her worst fan but they had an eternity to straighten that **** out. For now it was time to acknowledge those awesome gifts Micah sent her way. Namely the bloody knife he sent through her leg into the electric chair and the rabbit hood with complimentary padlocking features at the neck that Remington fixed it up with. Where was that inked eyeful of questionable anyways?
Satine stepped off the elevator and glanced around in case the sire radar was on and she was discovered sooner than she was prepared for. Figuring it wouldn’t be long she stepped up to the center check in desk and decided to deal with some banking and inventory while she was there.
<Micah> The necklace was a work of art. He had made it himself out of one of the shell casings left behind after Satine had gotten her hands on a rapid fire weapon and shot Bunny to hell and back. It had been touch and go and for a while Micah had been prepared to say goodbye to his longtime thrall. She had pulled through in the end but her hatred for Satine had never faded and he knew Bunny would carry that grudge to the grave. He didn’t blame her for it. The killer had cleaned up the mess himself and could remember holding the shell casings in his hand trying to decide what to do with them. In the end he had sealed them in a box far away from Vel so the scent of Bunny’s blood didn’t send her into a tailspin. The blood on the casing was now dry and the scent had all but faded leaving them safe to handle. Which was a good thing, as his wife was currently sitting beside him, watching his every move with a somewhat amused look on her face.
Micah knew what he was doing was cruel but he didn’t care. Satine needed to be reminded of her place, reminded just who she owed her life to. What better way to do that than to use the items that had been the catalyst to her downfall? Of course he hadn’t really meant to start walking down the path he was currently on but he’d been going through a few things and had found the mask, and the knife. Sending her the mask had been a warning letting her know that he was watching. The knife served as a reminder to her that he had given her the life she was currently enjoying, but that he could also take it away just as easily. If she thought he was kidding then she had a lot to learn. And if her idiotic should have been swallowed partner tried to get in his way well, Micah would take him out too. He’d have no regrets and the pair could spend a week thinking about what they’d gotten themselves into and maybe come back with more than a half a brain between the pair of them.
Micah held the necklace up to the light and eyed it critically. It was beautiful. And he hoped that it freaked Satine out. Such a gift should be given with reverence and in person, just to show her how much she meant to him. Not really. In his current state of mind he’d much rather see her walk over a bed of hot coals before he shoved her off a cliff but that was neither here nor there. “I’ll be back beloved. I need to deliver something to your sister.” Micah didn’t even refer to Satine as his childe. Right now she was nothing more than someone he’d sired, lumped in with the rest of those he’d turned, and way at the bottom of the totem pole. One way or another Satine was going to learn that her **** ups had a price and only time would tell if her fucks ups were worth that. First though he needed to find a box. he was sure that he had seen one under the shop counter so he left the room he shared with Vel and headed for the shop, stopping in his tracks when he caught sight of a familiar figure.
<Satine> How long could she avoid the unavoidable? When it came to the King & Queen of Hearts...not long. They could sniff out the trouble of one of their own like a drop of blood breaking to the surface of a human hand in front of their face. It didn’t matter that they had to have a hotel for their family because the combined two lines were that huge. There could easily be over a hundred of them and she could still stand out like a sore thumb if she stepped out of line. The necromancer was sure that it wasn’t all on her either. No one could get away with anything without them knowing. The hills, the streets and even the blood in the veins had Andras eyes if you were of course an Andras. Satine Andras knew it despite how young she was. So the following was no surprise to her.
It was fair to say that Alice was about to be in a whole lot of trouble. Not only that Wonderland was about to become hell on Earth. She could feel the heat building as the words from their last fireside chat in the hotel did a few laps around the inside of her head. Micah may not be currently within reach but that didn’t mean she didn't still feel the grip on her arm as he growled out his last words of warning.The necro was about to dismiss it altogether until she felt a chill skate across the back of her neck and it was enough that she looked behind her. She had enough of the waiting game. She dropped the roaster repair guide in her hands and the sparkle of the ring on her finger reminded her of unfinished business that needed to be dealt with.
This had been going on too long for her comfort. What was she trying to do? She hardly owed anyone explanations. Information, yes. That she would deliver face to face. So, she got married. So what? She eloped. She wasn’t expecting anyone to support it or be there tossing petals and rice in the air or whatever idiots did.How many others have done it in the last year? Decade? It didn’t matter. Last time she checked she was old enough. Bugsy was old enough too. He was a little younger but he had no issue keeping up. Cold neck or not she had to smirk a bit at her own thoughts. There was not one regret. She said he was hers and he sure as hell was now. Her husband didn’t have to be accepted. He was hers no matter what.
If anyone outside the two of them cared to know it was an intimate little event. Lilac fabric wrapped loosely around her and Bugsy was in a full suit and tie. Juice Box served as both chauffeur & referee which came in handy several times. The fact they made it there without incident was a miracle. A list had been checked off twice for all the ingredients needed for some ritualist named Aeryn to do her magic. It went flawlessly until they arrived.
Satine had all her current savings in her pocket book while Bugsy had the priceless rings. At the last possible moment they discovered one fang was missing from the inside of the bag she toted along. What remained was a bizarre mix of items that no one should cross the street carrying let alone all dressed up for a wedding. It smelled like the dead **** it was and if that wasn’t bad enough the woman in charge had the personality of a piece of plywood. Even the chaotic racing around to get their hands on the missing fang didn’t ruin the ceremony that took place in some abandoned mansion up north. It could never take away from what it was really about. They entered into a bond that honored what they shared. It strengthened and protected it. Who could possibly raise issue with that? Her silver orbs didn’t dare blink as the chill returned to the back of her neck. She already knew the answer. It was time to deal with it.
Satine was not going to dance around the topic. No half-*** texts would be sent out trying to test the waters to see if they were still raging. That **** was for when you still had a curfew and couldn’t wipe your own ***. She was a grown adult vampire something. MIcah was her brother-in-law and sire. Velveteen was still her worst fan but they had an eternity to straighten that **** out. For now it was time to acknowledge those awesome gifts Micah sent her way. Namely the bloody knife he sent through her leg into the electric chair and the rabbit hood with complimentary padlocking features at the neck that Remington fixed it up with. Where was that inked eyeful of questionable anyways?
Satine stepped off the elevator and glanced around in case the sire radar was on and she was discovered sooner than she was prepared for. Figuring it wouldn’t be long she stepped up to the center check in desk and decided to deal with some banking and inventory while she was there.
<Micah> The necklace was a work of art. He had made it himself out of one of the shell casings left behind after Satine had gotten her hands on a rapid fire weapon and shot Bunny to hell and back. It had been touch and go and for a while Micah had been prepared to say goodbye to his longtime thrall. She had pulled through in the end but her hatred for Satine had never faded and he knew Bunny would carry that grudge to the grave. He didn’t blame her for it. The killer had cleaned up the mess himself and could remember holding the shell casings in his hand trying to decide what to do with them. In the end he had sealed them in a box far away from Vel so the scent of Bunny’s blood didn’t send her into a tailspin. The blood on the casing was now dry and the scent had all but faded leaving them safe to handle. Which was a good thing, as his wife was currently sitting beside him, watching his every move with a somewhat amused look on her face.
Micah knew what he was doing was cruel but he didn’t care. Satine needed to be reminded of her place, reminded just who she owed her life to. What better way to do that than to use the items that had been the catalyst to her downfall? Of course he hadn’t really meant to start walking down the path he was currently on but he’d been going through a few things and had found the mask, and the knife. Sending her the mask had been a warning letting her know that he was watching. The knife served as a reminder to her that he had given her the life she was currently enjoying, but that he could also take it away just as easily. If she thought he was kidding then she had a lot to learn. And if her idiotic should have been swallowed partner tried to get in his way well, Micah would take him out too. He’d have no regrets and the pair could spend a week thinking about what they’d gotten themselves into and maybe come back with more than a half a brain between the pair of them.
Micah held the necklace up to the light and eyed it critically. It was beautiful. And he hoped that it freaked Satine out. Such a gift should be given with reverence and in person, just to show her how much she meant to him. Not really. In his current state of mind he’d much rather see her walk over a bed of hot coals before he shoved her off a cliff but that was neither here nor there. “I’ll be back beloved. I need to deliver something to your sister.” Micah didn’t even refer to Satine as his childe. Right now she was nothing more than someone he’d sired, lumped in with the rest of those he’d turned, and way at the bottom of the totem pole. One way or another Satine was going to learn that her **** ups had a price and only time would tell if her fucks ups were worth that. First though he needed to find a box. he was sure that he had seen one under the shop counter so he left the room he shared with Vel and headed for the shop, stopping in his tracks when he caught sight of a familiar figure.