- Joined
- Sep 12, 2009
- Location
- Too far south
Teyha took a hesitant step backwards when the fire-colord red eyes locked onto hers in a glare, and in an instant the playful grin was gone from her face. She dropped her eyes to the floor as her hands fell, now more than sure that her actions would earn her some form of punishment for her behavior, and she literally winced at his rebuttal. A more playful part of her wanted to retort that in his case he could very well be a childish master, but her better sense kept her mouth tightly closed.
A wise enough move, she found, for the doors to the library burst open moments later, and in burst a stream of guards that looked far more like dragons who walked upright, rather than humans. Had she had the time, she would have liked to learn more about the creatures, but the leaders eyes scanned the situation, and Teyha gave an inwards sigh, this was not looking very good for her.
The head guard let out his order, and several of the slightly smaller guards rushed forward. She found herself bodily lifted from the floor, frozen in terror as her eyes sought out those of the Master Pyralis. Was her light smack to the forehead enough to earn this punishment? She wondered, as a rising sense of nausea overwhelmed her, her face going pale when she heard the quiet but distinct clink of metal as the guards took hold of their weapons.
It seemed like an eternity passed like this before Lucien spoke, dismissing the charges. Teyha was lowered again to the ground as the head guard as the small dragon glared at one another. She was so focused on the fight she almost jumped to hear Lucien's chuckle, and turned to face him as well, a frown pulling her lips at the sight of his bloody nose. "In just one moment, my lord." She told him, and stepped forward. The guards tensed for a moment, and she hesitated before gently cupping Lucien's chin, pulling him down close enough that she could get a clear view of his nose. She examined the injury carefully, noting the good amount of swelling that had already formed. With her other hand she quickly numbed any pain he might have been experiencing, and began to heal the injury. She checked the alignment before deciding Silvia must not have hit him hard enough to have broken anything serious.
Notably, she never met the man's crimson eyes, focusing intently on her work. It took only a few long moments, with her pulling Lucien down, herself on the balls of her feet, and her face all to close to his for her comfort, were she doing anything other than a simple healing. When done she took a hasty step back, "Now, please follow me." She told him quietly, and turned to leave, and move to The Masters office once more.
A wise enough move, she found, for the doors to the library burst open moments later, and in burst a stream of guards that looked far more like dragons who walked upright, rather than humans. Had she had the time, she would have liked to learn more about the creatures, but the leaders eyes scanned the situation, and Teyha gave an inwards sigh, this was not looking very good for her.
The head guard let out his order, and several of the slightly smaller guards rushed forward. She found herself bodily lifted from the floor, frozen in terror as her eyes sought out those of the Master Pyralis. Was her light smack to the forehead enough to earn this punishment? She wondered, as a rising sense of nausea overwhelmed her, her face going pale when she heard the quiet but distinct clink of metal as the guards took hold of their weapons.
It seemed like an eternity passed like this before Lucien spoke, dismissing the charges. Teyha was lowered again to the ground as the head guard as the small dragon glared at one another. She was so focused on the fight she almost jumped to hear Lucien's chuckle, and turned to face him as well, a frown pulling her lips at the sight of his bloody nose. "In just one moment, my lord." She told him, and stepped forward. The guards tensed for a moment, and she hesitated before gently cupping Lucien's chin, pulling him down close enough that she could get a clear view of his nose. She examined the injury carefully, noting the good amount of swelling that had already formed. With her other hand she quickly numbed any pain he might have been experiencing, and began to heal the injury. She checked the alignment before deciding Silvia must not have hit him hard enough to have broken anything serious.
Notably, she never met the man's crimson eyes, focusing intently on her work. It took only a few long moments, with her pulling Lucien down, herself on the balls of her feet, and her face all to close to his for her comfort, were she doing anything other than a simple healing. When done she took a hasty step back, "Now, please follow me." She told him quietly, and turned to leave, and move to The Masters office once more.