{sorry this reply took so long ! }
Kyran simply watched Lark, his curiosity peaked as he waited for her to make a decision. He didn't care care one way or another what she decided to do. If she opted not to run that would be good. It would mean less pain for her because if he thought he could trust her, it would mean that he gave her more freedoms at a faster rate. She would never live her life as she had when she was younger but at least, if Kyran could trust her... she'd get more out of this. He wasn't going to get hopeful because it didn't affect him one way or another. If anything at all, it would mean something different for Lark.
Blinking, Kyran raced an eyebrow as the young witch turned to face him. Given just how ready she'd been to try and run moments ago, Kyran was surprised that she was willing to do what she was told. At least a little bit. Her question made him realize there was still a lot of spirit that he would have to beat out of her. It didn't surprise him, Hamiltons were known to be fierce women.
"While a tea party does sound rather intriguing," Kyran started, giving a small nod of his head. It did sound rather alluring, he did enjoy tea. But he would never willingly sit and have such a lovely experience with a Hamilton. He sneered at the thought as he eyed her, scoffing as he reached out toward her.
"Do you know how long it has been since I tasted fresh blood? Harvested blood is so much less flavourful. It's less nutritional, it tastes..." Kyran trailed off, his face scrunched as he tried to think of the proper word. "Stale, almost. When you have to live on that for nearly two hundred years, do you know what that can do to a person?" Kyran was starting to get angry all over again, just thinking about his punishment over the past few centuries. "Because it's absolutely dreadful. And all because of who I am, what I am. Something that I was born as - that I have no control over!"
Kyran simply watched Lark, his curiosity peaked as he waited for her to make a decision. He didn't care care one way or another what she decided to do. If she opted not to run that would be good. It would mean less pain for her because if he thought he could trust her, it would mean that he gave her more freedoms at a faster rate. She would never live her life as she had when she was younger but at least, if Kyran could trust her... she'd get more out of this. He wasn't going to get hopeful because it didn't affect him one way or another. If anything at all, it would mean something different for Lark.
Blinking, Kyran raced an eyebrow as the young witch turned to face him. Given just how ready she'd been to try and run moments ago, Kyran was surprised that she was willing to do what she was told. At least a little bit. Her question made him realize there was still a lot of spirit that he would have to beat out of her. It didn't surprise him, Hamiltons were known to be fierce women.
"While a tea party does sound rather intriguing," Kyran started, giving a small nod of his head. It did sound rather alluring, he did enjoy tea. But he would never willingly sit and have such a lovely experience with a Hamilton. He sneered at the thought as he eyed her, scoffing as he reached out toward her.
"Do you know how long it has been since I tasted fresh blood? Harvested blood is so much less flavourful. It's less nutritional, it tastes..." Kyran trailed off, his face scrunched as he tried to think of the proper word. "Stale, almost. When you have to live on that for nearly two hundred years, do you know what that can do to a person?" Kyran was starting to get angry all over again, just thinking about his punishment over the past few centuries. "Because it's absolutely dreadful. And all because of who I am, what I am. Something that I was born as - that I have no control over!"
July 5th, 2019 at 10:49pm