edeneyedâ:
clearly whatever varyingly benevolent diety out there was watching over his life was back to laughing at him. altaĂŻr was no stranger to falling, to fingers slippery grasp  &  one wrong step can spell death. his life, quite literally, depended on his ability to get back up time  &  time again; scrapes  &  bruises to match splintered bones  &  bloody faces. heâd seen first hand the repercussions of a misstep  (  seen the scholars-once-assassins who strayed just off course  )  in a life where your bodyâs capability to respond is what made you valuable. foolhardy bravery defined his childhood, scaling without pause what made others cautions. it was for these reasons alone the assassin found himself climbing to his feet  (  brushing off his robes  â  seen worse or not there is no reason to not take care of your belongings  )  with an air of quiet arrogance. looking the other over with a soft hum, a scoff.   â   as if you have never fallen before.   â
(  an eagle is no scavenger, seeking live prey within its talons  ).
chin raised in long bred defiance  (  commonality, in the criticism. whispers following on his coattails  )  as amber burned gold. passing whims of a smirk gracing scarred lips.   â   do you think you could do better  ?   â   altaĂŻr was no fool  (  blue like the depths of a flame  )  to the otherâs existence  â  this would not be the most strangely dressed of the otherâs running amok.   â   if not then hold your tongue.   â
   âOh, Iâve fallen before but you quite literally ate pavement    there.â
Jacob fixed his posture right up once AltaĂŻr finally got up from his place in the trash. He tried not to get too offended with the way the other male looked him over, mainly because he was fairly used to it by this point ( even if it did bother him that they didnât do the same with evie ) and because the last thing he needed was for Evie to scold him if she ever came here and found out his got into some fisticuffs with another assassin.
   âClearly I can hold my balance better than you can. Could    probably even hold it better than you while half-rats.â
Holding his tongue was something Jacob wasnât good at, neither was not making everything into a slight pissing contest. Still, after a brief pause and a quick look at the assassin, he spoke up once more - this time not making fun of the poor guy.
   âEngland. What about you?â












