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 Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 9:45 am
It was a woman this time, a bandaged leg as she had come across another wrath child only a couple of days ago. Her leg ached, and the fact she was meeting another child of the same sin she was obviously nervous. she had tried so hard to get out of doing this encounter. She had a healthy fear of wrath based children.
But all she had to do was ...take him to the boss. Then she could scurry off and tend to her aching leg. Just a bit longer...yes...soon he would be here.
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Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 10:57 pm
"I hate it here," Litural spat as they walked down the directed hall, man leading child to the waiting tech.
While he understood the need to come back now - oh, that had been a fun conversation. One which definitely set the boy into a fit - that didn't mean he had to like it. Though he would admit he was interested in meeting one of his..."parents". His third eye shifted about nervously, as if expecting someone to jump out at any moment with a needle and jab him full of sedatives. Not that he thought they'd be able to subdue him so easily now. He had grown, after all.
"I know, Lit. I'm not a big fan of it either," Santana said with a sigh, glancing back at the child. "But just relax and we'll get through this quick."
After seeing what these people did to the children, he couldn't imagine what they would do to the original sins and virtues who misbehaved. And, by Santana's thoughts, if Lit was only half Wrath and acted so violently, his father had to be...horrendously dangerous. He didn't understand why they had agreed to meet this particular parent first. Maybe to get it out of the way? Yes, that was how Santana rationalized it.
"Hi there," he said to the tech as they met her. "We're here for the parent visit? This is Litural, and I'm Santana." Of course he noticed her leg...though he wasn't sure he wanted to know how it had gotten like that.
Litural looked at the tech, all three eyes inspecting her, the third doing so frantically. She seemed...familiar? Had she been one of the ones to take care of him? Not that he really remembered any of them clearly, what with drugged most of the time they ever had to interact with him.
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 6:22 pm
It was strange...but the silver haired man was not waiting this time. instead he came up behind the technician gently tapped her shoulder and dismissed her before he came to stand before the parent and son.
"Well well now..its been a long while since I have seen you Litural. you were just a lad last." He mentioned before curtly nodding his head to the boys gaurdian.
"I am Mr. Vampy, I am the owner of this facility. I will be taking you to Shar today." He murmured as the smile never left his face. unlike the others in the facility he didn't seemed frightened or put off by the children here.
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 8:31 pm
Mr. Vampy? Well, now that name wasn't obvious at all, was it? It would have been like Santana calling himsef "Mr. WolfMann"...but anyway.
"Nice to meet you," Santana said to the man before looking down at Lit for his reaction. Honestly, since Mr. V seemed to know Lit - and owned the place, on top of things - he wondered if the boy would remember him.
Litural shifted as Mr. Vampy watched him, almost appearing to calm down slightly. This one was also inspected with each eye, though not nearly as stressed as he had appeared with the woman. He wouldn't realize it now, and Santana was only starting to get the hunch, but Lit had trouble dealing with females. Men? Men didn't bother him so much.
"So you let them put me in that cell?" he finally asked, sounding more than a little bitter. That wasn't going to be something he'd let go soon...if ever.
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 9:21 pm
Mr Vampy looked down at the child as the question was asked, he looked a bit saddened or at least..was acting sad.
"It is not that I put you there Litural. Some of my employees didn't know how to deal with you...do not worry. They no longer work here. I made sure of it." He smiled, though there was something in his tone that sounded a bit final about it.
"Unfortunately when you meet your sin parent Shar, you may realize why they thought it necessary. Shar isn't..exactly ...co-operative, and he is potentially dangerous if left to his own devices." He explained as he then turned and motioned for the pair to follow them.
"This way, we need to go to the basement to get to Shar." he called from over his shoulder as he strode down the hallway.
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Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:31 pm
"I agree with the kid on this one, Mr...Vampy," Santana said, if a little awkwardly, as he and Lit followed the gentleman down the hall way. "Litural is just a kid...was just a baby, and your people were treating him like a monster."
The child watched his guardian with something like disbelief. Santana was really...sticking up for him? Defending him? He'd known the man to make excuses for his bad behavior in the past. He'd done it with every person Lit ever attacked. But this was something completely different.
"Even if his 'parent' is dangerous, there were better ways to deal with Litural's anger," Santana continued. "We've proven that, haven't we?" He looked down at Litural, a encouraging smile on his face and something like pride in his eyes.
And Litural...smiled back.
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Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:51 am
Vampy was smiling, though it wasn't unusual for him to be smiling, but there was something almost dangerous about this one. Though he didn't allow Litural to see the smile the man probably caught a glimpse of it. They walked until they reached a heavily padlocked door.
"Ah if you knew how demons were in their natural enviroment, even the babies are dangerous." He murmured as he went about unlocking the door and then once finally done opening it to allow both Litural and Santana to be the frist down.
"Please watch your step. I will be right behind you." He continued with a chuckle.
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 2:08 am
That...actually made some sense. The world was filled with nasty critters who had babies just as nasty as an adult. Just because they were small didn't mean they were going to be all cute and cuddly. Quietly admitting defeat, Santana glanced down at Litural...who seemed noticeably disheartened.
"Hey, don't be like that," Santana said quietly, falling back a step to walk beside Lit and lightly pat the child's shoulder. "It doesn't change the fact that what they did to you was wrong."
Litural wrinkled his face, not liking it anyway. "Let's just get this over with," he muttered, following Santana into the next room. He'd originally been very interested in meeting his "father"...and now he just wanted to go home.
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:26 am
Vampy only smiled as he followed the boy and his gaurdian down into the dark and seeming dim lited hallway. It had the atmosphere of a medival dungeon, the hall was narrow and you could hear their shoes clicking against the stone. There were many empty cells, all were clean and almost resembeled a small bedroom. A bed neatly tucked away in a corner though the rest of the room was bare.
The soon came upon a room that was occupied, the door was reinforced the padlock as well numerous others means of securing it seemed nearly excesive. Mr. Vampy moved past the door to the veiwing window. Apparantly they would not be entering this ones cell.
The veiwing window was thick glass, reinforced of course as well there were bars cross crossing it. A small two way intercom was on the ceiling to allow for communication, if there was to be any discussion.
Shar...the demon was hunched over, much like a strange dog back be. He sat on his hind legs his large claw likc hands were gripping something wet and slick ..it was bright red. He was currently eating, the only time he seemed somewhat docile, even as he bit and rent flesh from bone. The carcuss was that of a deer, most of it still lay on the ground, its entrials spilled onto his cell floor. He was holding a leg and his sharp teeth continued to bite through the muscles and tendons as he ate. he ignored them for the most part.
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 9:54 pm
Litural stepped ahead of Santana for this, walking up close to the glass. He watched the adult demon with quiet interest. not seeming phased at all by the mess his DNA supplier was making. His third eye actually seemed...happy. Pleased by the scene before him, it was slitted as if Litural was smiling contentedly inside.
The wolfish man also didn't seem too disturbed...but there was a family history that went with that. Watching Lit, he looked at Mr. V. with some curiosity.
"So what exactly is supposed to happen at these meetings? You don't expect us to go in there and have a meal with him, do you?"
"We'd be his meal," Litural said stoically, reaching up to place his hand on the glass.
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Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 8:49 am
Mr Vampy gave a small chuckle and shook his head slowly before he went to reply.
"No no of course not, there is a two way intercom set up with Shar, he can hear our every word as well us his. Though how much attention we will get while he is feeding I am unsure." He continued as he closed his eyes still smiling away like always.
Shar paused in his eating only breifly as he shut his eyes his third one of course remaining open as it slid to observe the trio.
"I can only imagine how tastey you three would be...a hot meal would be nice for a change.." The demon actually responded in a somewhat civil tone though every word dripped with an undertone of threat and longing. He then bit into the haunch against pulling out muscle and tendon alike before chewing a bit and swallowing it whole. It was rather like watching a wild animal eat....
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Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 1:56 pm
There was silence after that, man and child watching the demon eat for a few moments. Lit remained with his hand up against the glance. It wasn't like he was awestruck; the look on his face was not one of wonder or amazement. He just seemed...curious. Subdued, but interested nonetheless.
"How did they catch you?" the boy finally asked, rather randomly.
Santana glanced down at the child, a brow quirked. He mildly wondered if Lit would be so brash as to try provoking this thing...and shrugged it off, hoping the child wasn't going to be that stupid.
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Posted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 5:01 pm
The demon paused as he ate, as if he was pondering wiether or not to answer the brats question. Growling his third eye narrowed as it locked onto Litural.
"Tricked." He responded bluntly and simply and apparantly that was the end of the story. "Tricked.." the word was thick and full of an old rage that was starting to burn again.
He latched onto the bone he was chewing on and there was the sound ot bone cracking under his powerful jaws.
Vampy watched smugly, it was his nature to do so but then again he wondered if Shar would loose it.
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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 11:41 pm
Santana shivered, and whether it was the sound of the bone snapping or the tone of Shar's voice that had made him do it, he wasn't entirely sure. He could feel the rage pulsating in the air, even through the glass, and now he fully understood where Lit got it from. While not nearly as powerful, the rage was similar.
"Tricked?" Litural responded, sounding a little...shocked? No, not shocked. Skeptical. Brows of both normal eyes were raised in that amazed sort of way...but his third was narrowed dangerously.
"Lit," Santana said lowly, a heaviness in the back of his throat. He was starting to understand the signs when the boy was planning something rotten, and he could feel it coming on.
Lit didn't waver. He stared down at the demon. "They," he started, spitting the word. "Tricked...you?" He almost laughed.
"Litural!" The furred man growled. "Don't push this."
The boy was quiet...waiting for Shar's answer.
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