Emmaishere wrote:Pointed teeth? Dio mio! Ezio though as she smiled at him. He bowed at her compliment, flashing his own pearly whites.
"Il mio nome è Ezio. Ezio di'Auditore de Firenze. Pleased to meet you." He replied, savoring the fact that he got to have even a half-italian conversation with anyone here. Something inside him hissed a warning, but Ezio pushed the feeling away then decided to make a note of it. Altair would kill me if he knew I'd rejected a warning. Instincts were an assassins first weapon.
"Altrettanto m'Lady. It's not everyday beauty of your caliber graces me." Cheesy, yes, but it got them every time. he laughed at her comment on the forest, this place was rather dank and dark compared to the open air of his homeland.
"Take no offense donna, but may I ask what . . . . eh, species you are? Well, besides an angela." He grinned.
-KATERYNE-
She grinned slightly again. ''Thank you again.'' she kept pretending she was embarassed. Gosh, on her old life her dream was to be an actress. It seemed like she had accomplished it. She laughed inside. Life sometimes was full of sarcastic twists. ''Ezio... I think I must have heard your name somewhere before... I don't know why, it sounds familiar to me...'' she wondered aloud. Then she remembered her scheme. Ah yes. Her mind was very prone to... drift away. But right now she couldn't let it slip away again. She fixed her own mistake easily. ''But it has to be my immagination. I think that if I had met any gentiluomo like you before, I'd remember it.'' she smiled, in a playful chuckle with a touch of an evil grin.
''Besides an angela?'' she smiled again. Ah well. ''You're asking what I was before or after death?'' she closed her eyes. She knew that question would, at least, surprise him a bit, and give her time to trace more of her plan. She decided it wouldn't matter if she revealed her identity. ''I'm an ice spirit, but before I was a human girl. An assassin killed me. An assassin like you.'' she started walking around Ezio's horse, her eyes gleaming dangerously in pure crimson flames. But then she halted, and seemed to laugh softly at herself. ''But fear me not. I don't keep ressentments.''
That wasn't, in any way, true.
-ELANOR-
''I signed my soul to the underworld, the devil himself, so crosses can hurt some vampires, yes, but not Faque and myself, on us they would just break."Elanor's eyes widened in shock.
Her world seemed to be surpassed by an earthquake.
Well, what were you expecting? she asked herself. He's an assassin. He's from the Brotherhood. It's natural, and he won't hurt you, he's your protector... right? Well... Who could she trust now? What now?
She felt very lost, and when she searched for Shyr's conscience it did not help to feel him intentonally blocking her. What could be going on with him? Now that she felt like a little homeless child... What now?
At the brink of despair, Elanor slipped onto her shura mind, and was surprised to see it had changed. It now looked like a rainy forest, the tree's branches twining and clinging onto each other creating a dark green natural roof, that filtered the light and left everything under it on the shadow's maze it cast. Well, nothing new here. But there was a large and dark pond at her left side, whose glossy waters waved softly, even though not the slightest breeze would be felt. Her spectral form moved towards the water. Dark, deep - a mass of worries and fears. She shivered. Not nice, not at all.
But the marshy pool, in some way, attracted her as a magnet, pulling her to its abyssal depths. It was scary, very scary - but Elanor felt the urge, like a desperate need to touch the water. Just to dip the tips of her fingers. Only that; nothing more. Slowly she stepped forwards and leaned towards the dark liquid mirror. How strange, she thought, that I can't see my own reflection.
Then she saw the water's surface, trembling in soft, small waves that grew larger and larger with each one. As if the water as well longed to touch her. Elanor's skin shuddered again. The dark tide touched her toes, and it wasn't cold, nor hot. Instead, with it came an unexpected and heavy flow of memories. Good, bad and bittersweet, but all of them were from this last year, since the day she had ran away from the Forest Palace and to embrace her life's complete change.
And... Was she still Elanor...?
"No...NO!"
She knew that feeling. Three days ago, she had been drowning too - but, at that time, it seemed easier, because she did mean it. Oh, so easier. No cold, no pain.
Close your eyes and I'll take you away, a voice whispered softly into her thoughts. Elanor did not let go. She had only a slight conscience of the dark waters of doubt that were trying to kill her.
"I don't want to go!"
Fighting seemed effortless, but this was a battle she didn't want to lose. She wanted to live... And to see Ragne again, no matter if he had sold his soul to the Devil himself. Elanor loved him, and that wouldn't change in any way. She simply had to make it through, no matter how. She had to... breathe...
At the same time those thoughts strolled into her mind, the memories faded and grew lighter. Yet Elanor couldn't breathe. The waters were no longer offering resistance, but the struggle had tired her too much. She felt like fainting - and all went dark.
Outside her mind, Elanor's body fell to the floor with a muffled
thud.
((Edit: I finished

And btw, Elanor isn't dead XD ))