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The fingers of Lellouch's hand twitched as she stirred, shifting her position amongst the branches of the tree she currently resided in. She had been sleeping. Or atleast, what she now refereed to as sleeping. A wind stirred, rustling the leaves in the tress around her. It caused limbs to creak and strands of her hair to sway in the stream till it eventually died down.

Picking her head up off her arm, Lellouch opened her eyes as she surveyed the grounds around her. It was the same as always. Quiet as ever. A short distance off, Lellouch could make out the ruins of an old church. It had burned down a few years ago in some strange accident.

A rustle of leaves caught the blonde attention and she watched as a squirrel shimmed its way down another tree only to bounce along the ground through the ivy that had over taken the earthen floor. It had gotten fairly close to her tree before it suddenly veered to the side.

Damn. So close too.

Lellouch yawned as she laid her head back down. It was quiet. But she knew it wouldn't last long.

The tell tale song of metal snapping shut around something drew the corrupts attention instantly. It was a sound she was very familiar with. She crept down the tree, slinking down the branches much like a cat stalking its pray. The corrupt blinked, tilting her head this way and that at the Knight. Lellouch stalked closer, taking some calculated steps through the ivy that engulfed her bare feet as she moved.

"Well aren't you a feisty one..." Lellouch mused as she fully descended from the tree. There was something... familiar... about this Knight and Lellouch couldn't quite put her finger on it.. But never mind that.. Lellouch glanced towards the flailing animal as it tried to regain it's composer before ultimately failing and falling back to the ground. "You know..." She began. "You might want to put the poor thing out of it's misery before it-" The blonde was cut off as another metalic snap resonated through the air. "..Ah.. Never mind then." Lellouch sighed as she pulled her eyes away from the deer. The stupid creature had managed to drop it's head on yet another of her traps.

Oh well. That's what they were there for after all.

"..Who are you." The Ascended asked. "Or rather... Who were you."

Lellouch merely blinked when her intelligence was called into question. "I know quite a few people on my side that would agree with that particular statement.." She murmured, watching the other carefully. Then she smiled lightly. "I know... I love it too. It's such a beautiful sound isn't it?

Then all of a sudden she scowled, hissing almost like a cat. "Cinnabar." So this is what had happened to her. Lellouch had spent many nights wondering. Something about the whole disappearing act just hadn't settled right with her. "So this is what's be come of you. What's the matter. Did you get bored of things over here? Did you want to see what it feels like to be the weaker one? The dying species that's soon to be extinct." She then snorted lightly. "Though, you always did like a challenge. So maybe I shouldn't be so surprised." But even still. "Oh well. That's quite a shame. I preferred it better when you were here with me. But then again, one more of you doesn't matter."

"Your side is fighting a rapidly losing battle, yet you all refuse to give up to some mundane sense of hope for some asinine reason. So yes, I would say you do look like one." The blonde corrupts eyes narrowed at the name. How ironic. "You don't remember me do you? Tell me... Do you remember a girl by the name of Jaysen? Blonde, blue eyes. A bratty little b***h?"

She jumped quickly launching herself back at and up into the tree, twisting into the branches with a sneer. "And what about you? I can call my sordid excuse of a "flock" any time. But remember, chaos holds this place. There are more of my "flock" then there are of you to go around. Can you keep yourself save long enough to make it back to your 'lot in life'?"