ForeverMischievous
Star
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2011
The large door of the Deadmoon Mansion, opened for it's master, who slowly approached. De'Arnett was very rarely silent and blank. It was a way to tell his mood. When ever De'Arnett wore no smile, he was in a horrid mood and something was wrong. This was one of those nights. His skin, was as always pale and lifeless, his eyes a empty red color no life spotted within them as usual. De'Arnett might be dead, yet his eyes was usually always singing song's of the afterlife he lived. However, not tonight.
With blank eyes and no sounds made, he walked towards the main room, containing only a large throne like chair. He was the head of a small province, is rank undoubtedly high among his race. He might be low in the council, yet even being a part of this granted him great say. Just not enough this time.
When De'Arnett usually returned to his Mansion, the first thing he would do was seek out his Lamia. De'Arnett had never loved another creature but her. In the beginning, he had been redundant of taking a Lamia. He saw it as an arranged marriage, not something he had been a fan of. But his Lamia had changed that thought at the first glance. She had excited all expectations, and he would use claws and teeth to preserve her.
Yet tonight, he head for his throne, stroking his nails against the edge as he arrived, before dropping himself upon it. He placed an elbow against the armrest of the chair, leaning his cheek against his fingers. His other hand stroked it's nails over the opposite armrest. He stared blankly with a thoughtful expression, out into nothing. He needed time to think. So much was risked in the coming time, and he knew he would have to fight, for what he owned. And for what he loved. And he was damn well going to do so.
With blank eyes and no sounds made, he walked towards the main room, containing only a large throne like chair. He was the head of a small province, is rank undoubtedly high among his race. He might be low in the council, yet even being a part of this granted him great say. Just not enough this time.
When De'Arnett usually returned to his Mansion, the first thing he would do was seek out his Lamia. De'Arnett had never loved another creature but her. In the beginning, he had been redundant of taking a Lamia. He saw it as an arranged marriage, not something he had been a fan of. But his Lamia had changed that thought at the first glance. She had excited all expectations, and he would use claws and teeth to preserve her.
Yet tonight, he head for his throne, stroking his nails against the edge as he arrived, before dropping himself upon it. He placed an elbow against the armrest of the chair, leaning his cheek against his fingers. His other hand stroked it's nails over the opposite armrest. He stared blankly with a thoughtful expression, out into nothing. He needed time to think. So much was risked in the coming time, and he knew he would have to fight, for what he owned. And for what he loved. And he was damn well going to do so.