#fanged-demon

PM: Little. Brother. PM: I am afraid you’ll have to save your argument for someone who is listening. PM: Are you ashamed to accept defeat? [   ] YES  [   ] no

PM: Okay?? 

Though Lysander had been back at Krovs for a couple of weeks, there was still someone he had yet to greet - an old friend of his that he knew for many centuries now - but with him having arrived just on the cusp of heat season... it was something that had easily slipped his mind. Now that he was no longer in rut, he grabbed one of the bottles of bloodwine from his extensive collection and headed out of his suite and just down the hall to another Councilman’s suite, stopping at the door before he let his knuckles rap against the door. “Councilman Hsu? It is Councilman Romanos,” the ancient Greek stated simply as he stood there, waiting in front of the door that was almost too small for his large frame.

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“What? Don’t suspect I’ll do it? I’ve found one that unloads it’s stock 100 nails in the blink of an eye. You know I’m good for it, Tai. Try me.” Jin crossed his hands before him as he stared at his reflection which served as a looking glass into his brother’s own reflection. He began to brush his long raven hair as he growled. “I feel as if you deserve it for some odd reason.” 

Noel had been getting used to his powers and for a time stayed mostly to himself in the room Tai gave him. He had desires to feed off the living, but those desires would turn the living dead and would cause Tai problems, which was something he didn’t want to do knowing the vampire likely had his own issues and didn’t need Noel to add to them. Eventually he’d felt more in control and sought out his master only to find him gone. It wasn’t unusual for Tai to have business that took him away, but it was unusual for him not to say anything. Noel went to Alistair who hadn’t known anything either. The reaper wasn’t one to sit idle when something happened that he didn’t have the whole story on, though before he could dig deeper into the situation someone from the council stopped by to informed him Tai was dealing with an ‘emergency problem’ and would return when able. With an explanation, not a good one, but one nonetheless, Noel waited for Tai to return; his mind turning over every possibility and probability to what such a problem could be until Tai finally returned to the suite. No sooner did the Master unlock the door and take a step in then Noel was before him arms crossed over his chest looking pointedly at the other. “What was the ‘emergency problem’ that you had to deal with? Is that where you have been all this time? Why did it take so long?”