GrayFox436
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- Posted: Sun, 20 May 2012 00:10:14 +0000
Damion hadn't missed Dreamer averting her gaze so consistantly. She had given Virgil away, although he didn't much worry about it. But... Well, yes. He decided it would be fun to aknowledge his loyal fans.
"I have never held your feelings against you," he said. It was a simple statement and it was true. As she walked away, he said something else, just loud enough for her to hear. "I understand only too well."
But he was still grinning - still had that playful, troubling "I know something you don't," look. He kept that smile as he made a show of slowly looking over his shoulder and fixing his miss-matched eyes on Virgil. The voyer would clearly be able to see that his right eye was a dull yellow color and that eyelid was stitched up and looked painfully discolored while his other eye was a cold, blue-gray color. There were other stitches on his face that told of his fight with Ristar.
In the moment that their eyes met, Virgil would be able to make out one more detail. Although his right eye was very clearly not natural, but rather artificial, it looked far more alive and warm than his natural left eye. Damion had the look that one only got after they had seen terror firsthand. It was a common enough thing among those who fought for a living. Some called it the Thousand Yard Stare. Or if you were a fan of the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, it was the look that told of just how far one had traveled to get to this point.
Damion held Virgil's gaze for but a moment before calmly getting up and walking to the bar. Being awesome was tough business and he was thirsty.
As he went, though, he heard the other odd fellow's words. Damion snickered but did not grace the guy with his powerful stare. Instead, he replied simply, "And what fun would that be." No, it was not a question.
"I have never held your feelings against you," he said. It was a simple statement and it was true. As she walked away, he said something else, just loud enough for her to hear. "I understand only too well."
But he was still grinning - still had that playful, troubling "I know something you don't," look. He kept that smile as he made a show of slowly looking over his shoulder and fixing his miss-matched eyes on Virgil. The voyer would clearly be able to see that his right eye was a dull yellow color and that eyelid was stitched up and looked painfully discolored while his other eye was a cold, blue-gray color. There were other stitches on his face that told of his fight with Ristar.
In the moment that their eyes met, Virgil would be able to make out one more detail. Although his right eye was very clearly not natural, but rather artificial, it looked far more alive and warm than his natural left eye. Damion had the look that one only got after they had seen terror firsthand. It was a common enough thing among those who fought for a living. Some called it the Thousand Yard Stare. Or if you were a fan of the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, it was the look that told of just how far one had traveled to get to this point.
Damion held Virgil's gaze for but a moment before calmly getting up and walking to the bar. Being awesome was tough business and he was thirsty.
As he went, though, he heard the other odd fellow's words. Damion snickered but did not grace the guy with his powerful stare. Instead, he replied simply, "And what fun would that be." No, it was not a question.