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 Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 11:06 am
It was a satisfying feel, his hand connecting with the side of her face. Wolfeite felt a sense of vicious pleasure, his dark eyes glittering as his arm lowered once more, his fingers still massaging his elbow to try and get the tingling sensation out of it.
"Taking what belongs to us isn't stealing," said Wolfeite. He felt her foot connect with his leg, and staggered, hissing out an obscenity, falling to one knee. The lieutenant's hand shot out and latched onto the senshi's ankle in a vice like grip. He yanked hard, trying, as she had, to drag her off of her feet.
"Maybe if you're nice I'll let you live."
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Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 2:04 pm
Oh no. Sedna's eyes widened as he literally pulled her foot out from beneath her, and she fell, hard. She let out a cry as her head smacked onto the concrete, and her vision swam. The blood from her split lip had gushed down the front, staining the front of her white uniform red, and the hand that had been holding her lip was red. "You don't know what nice means---" She gasped and slightly slurred, and tried to blindly kick out at him with her free leg. "Hand back the starseed! It doesn't belong to you---"
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Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 3:02 pm
Her foot caught him in the side of the face, and Wolfeite pushed it aside, his jaw throbbing. He was crouched now beside her, and slid to lean over her, gloved fingers sliding to press against her neck once more.
"No," said Wolfeite, and it was in the same voice as before, relaxed and almost soothing, had it not been for the icy chill to it that ran through every syllable. "See, this is mine. The entire Earth belongs to me, and I'll take what I want from it."
He gave a single squeeze of his hand and then let go and stood, staring down at her silently, malevolently.
"I think I'll let you live," said Wolfeite finally. "So you can remember that this world belongs to me."
His foot swung out, a kick aimed at her ribs before he took a step back.
"Come find me again when you're ready to admit that."
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Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 6:59 pm
She was seeing dots. Black dots. They were clouding her vision, and her head was swimming, struggling for some shred of focus. She coughed as his hand wrapped around her neck once more, and wheezed. Even with her vision spotted, it wasn't hard to miss the piercing chill of his gaze. The pure malevolence, and the complete disregard for anyone but himself. Characters like this...they should only exist in stories, but here he was. Sedna choked more as he pressed down, and sucked in rattled breath as he let go. The starseed. No. He couldn't---she couldn't let him---The senshi let out a cry as he kicked her in the ribs, and she doubled over on her side, her vision fading in and out of pure black. Never had she been so brutally fought before--- "I won't---" She wheezed and gasped. "I won't let you---" Even from her pathetic position, curled up nearly fetal on the ground, she could still cast. Weakly, she managed to clap her hands together, and held them out, though they trembled. "Sedna's sinking---" Once again, another fleet of magical ships shot forth.
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Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 7:21 pm
She was a stubborn one, he'd give her that. Her tenacity, under normal circumstances, might almost have been approved by him. But this was not a time for approval, and he was growing impatient with the fact that she refused to give up.
Wolfeite felt the magic wrap around him, felt the heaviness sink into his bones and swayed where he stood, eyes glittering with anger. Slowly he knelt, the pressure slowing his every move; but he fought against it, shifted, and he didn't exactly need speed.
"I'll tell you a little secret," Wolfeite said softly, and pulled his fist back.
"No one lets me do anything. I simply do exactly what I want."
And then he sank his fist into her jaw.
Later, he would reflect on why he'd kept her alive, but there was no point in meaningless shoulda-coulda-wouldas. He'd done what he'd thought was right, and that was all that mattered.
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