by cazio » Sun Nov 15, 2009 10:46 am
ooc// no worries about activeness here! haha, I really don't know what's happening, i'll just inro.
bic// Shadows lingered in the wisps of sky above a hooded figure, clothed in white. Even with the hood shading his hazel eyes Ezio was on high alert, every sense tingling. The horse below him was black, as was every one from his creed. Its had hort white socks on its front ankles and a white blaze from nose to ear. In dawns since past, they rode through the escapes that follow the life of an assassin. This horse only had a year or two under its girth, yet it was one of teh most skillful he knew. No words needed to pass between rider and mount. With no movement from Ezio at all, Rojan began to trot, after the forest gaurds were out of sight. Gaurds were always on high alert, swords drawn and faces grim. Ezio took each on in turn, kneading every feature into his mind; carefully planning each attack we could bring forth. He tightened his wrist in amusment and the slicing sound of an unsheathed blade whistled through the trees. On both hands his fourth finger was cut in half, his pledge to his creed. in his wrist gloves, a dagger like blade was hidden, shining silver in the low light. These were used for the quiet assassination.
"Ah, Ra-had. I had hoped you would have returned later on, as my money has not arrived!" The booming laugh stil sounded in his ears.
"I have heard none of your clients have gotten paid Carnan." He challenged. THe greasy smile on Caranan's face dissapeared. he tore at his chicken leg with a new vigor, spitting as he spoke.
"Is that so? Who dares call me a liar!"
"I have my sources." He paced towards the table, his blood chilled in routin calmness. Recklessness makes you weak Ezio. Grace makes you a killer. The table was stuffed with food, and Ezio knew it was tricked from its owners. Caranan lied like snake. He did not flinch as Caranan jumped form the table, knife at his throat.
"Start talking." Caranan hissed, black-brown eyes pouring into the hooded shadows. Ezio's wrist flicked and in an injection so pracise that it did not quite kill, his blade was sliding through his throat. Another flick, gone. Holding Caranan 's neck Ezio kneeled to the floor, holding his victim carefully.
"Why steal these people money? When you have so much of your own?" he questioned.
"You don't understand young boy. I took from the greedy and fed the less fortunant!"
"Lies. Merchants were also your victums." Ezio's eyes scanned his prey watching the life trickle away.
"They were corrupted. Look closer . . . . ." Caranan's eyes flickered out, his body limp. Ezio's eyes narrowed. he had seen the con-artist steal from the market, watching from atop buildings. He stole for his own greed, and never looked back.
"Rest well." Ezio whispered and took the dove's feather from his belt, wiping the tip in the blood of the fallen.
Ezio looked up trees growing deeper andcloser together. Rojan slowed and Ezio lfted the reins. Rojan froze in his tracks and Ezio leapt off his mount walking swiftly throu the undergrowth. Rojan followed like a beggar.
"(The things that I've loved the things that I've lost
The things I've held sacred that I've dropped
I won't lie no more you can bet
I don't want to learn what I'll need to forget
I like throwing my voice and breaking guitars
Cause it doesn't remind me of anything
I like playing in the sand what's mine is ours
If it doesn't remind me of anything)"