The Immortals' Realm Unleashed *Accepting*

[Lilo.]

Kadina had kept quiet all this time, she hadn't felt like she had needed say anything, especially with Tristan around. So pushing herself away from the two, pushing herself to the waters edge where she was alone, was probably best for all of them. "It's my fault you know, I've got you into some deep s**t Tristan. And I shouldn't of." Kadina blurted out, turning around to face him finally, pushing the ring back on her finger.

[s y n]

Tristan managed a grin. "We got me into some deep sh*t." he countered simply. If you really thought of it, anytime Tristan got in trouble, it was because of the two of them - together. The first time the League came to visit it was because he changed her and the two of them were together. The wolf had come because there was a problem between the two of them together. Now, this visit from the League was due to what happened because they were together.

[Lilo.]

Kadina couldn't help but stifle a giggle through her killer-curvy fuchsia lips. Still, she wanted to jump into his arms and for him to say everything was going to be okay, but somehow, she knew it wasn't going to happen. Not caring, she removed herself from the waters edge, trudging back up to the two.

(Wouldn't it be cute if Kadina & Tristan are having this cute little renuinion and then the high league are coming and it's all like awkward for them 0-o ? :L )

[s y n]

(Lmao! They'd be all like, "Are we interrupting something o.o? *cough cough*")

"The only thing I'm worried about is if they start a fight." Tristan said, frowning now. He leaned against the tree he had dropped from, his arms crossed. "We could take down a fair number of them, but they have some real strong powers. And they'll probably try to recruit me for like the nine-hundredth time..." he sighed.

[Lilo.]

"They won't start a fight Tristan..." She whispered softly, edging towards him sneakily... even to get closer to him. His scent hit her like a punch in the face- she hadn't smelt it so close for what seemed like forever. The yearning to fall into his arms was allot. "I sure hope not, I don't want any of us getting hurt."

[s y n]

"We could try and get the whole family over here just in case. Wolf, can you do that?" he asked, earning a nod from the wolf, who then became silent as he concentrated. "So if they start a fight, we should pose quite a big threat to them. They may try to recruit some of us, and I've heard that one of their members has developed persuasion powers... We could get Alix to put up a forcefield..." Tristan said, brainstorming. In a matter of minutes, however, he glanced around to find his whole family standing grouped with him, thinking up a plan. He didn't question how they'd gotten here without him hearing or sensing it, though. "Okay. So, if we do get attacked, we'll need you to put up a forcefield, Alix - They have a member with persuasion powers, they may try to recruit some of us. Everyone with elemental powers take out the younger members. The older ones have developed a barricade to protect them from elemental attack. Kale, Xena, you two go for the leaders. Alix and I will also. Kadina, since we aren't too sure of your powers yet, go for the younger members - They may not have any powers at all, and it'll probably just be instinctive battle. Got it, everyone?" he said quickly, watching as each of them nodded in turn.

[Lilo.]

"Tristan, love, it might not even be a fight." Kadina promised, playing all sweet and innocent, but she frowned slightly. "There's no point fighting unless they attack us first. No point hurting anyone for no reason, it's stupid." Kadina smiled at him cutely, but she leant up to whisper something in his ear. "I'm sorry, Tristan, I really am..." She sighed afterwards because she knew her appollogy meant nothing to him.

[s y n]

Tristan shrugged. "I have a feeling it may amount to battle. And if it doesn't, oh well. It won't hurt to be prepared." he replied simply.

[Lilo.]

"Two wrong's don't make a right." Kadina frowned, leaning back as she folded her arms. That went for her whole life, that meant for her and Tristan... him disowning her wouldn't make their relationship work, but then again, her having a twin that wasn't his didn't make it right either. "How close are they?" She turned to face the wolf.

[s y n]

"I think we have around fifteen minutes." the wolf replied, gazing out onto the horizon, waiting to see the figures of the mighty vampires that labelled themselves as higher proprietries than others.

"Good to know." Tristan muttered. He had almost said, but held back the comment, "that's funny to hear coming from you". He was still hurt and in pain, but he knew that, oath or no oath, he couldn't stop loving Kadina, no matter what happened.