Post by Rogue of Night on Oct 21, 2010 16:09:21 GMT -7
"You wanted to see us, sir?"
Daemon looked up, his eyes piercing and cold; emotionless, insensitive. Selene was a deep red, her gaze anywhere but him, and Pryst looked homicidal with rage that their "activities" had been interrupted for a meeting with their leader.
"What the hell do you want us for?!" demanded Pryst.
Daemon shot him a withering look. "I am releasing the both of you."
Selene's head whipped around so fast, he was sure it would've snapped off her neck. She stared at him, eyes wide, jaw having dropped wide. "WHAT?! WHY?!"
"I have many reasons for this decision," Daemon replied coolly, standing from his antique chair behind a large, oak desk. "First and foremost, the deliberate entering of private property without permission."
Selene dropped her gaze. "I didn't think you'd be there."
Daemon's eyes narrowed further. "And that gives you the right to use my space?"
"Don't take it out on her," Pryst snarled, just restraining from lunging at the demon.
"Would you rather I take it out on you?" inquired the demon man, shifting his death-gaze to the man.
Pryst cleverly kept his mouth shut.
"I will give the both of you two hours to get out of my camp."
"WHAT?!" Selene shook her head, advancing to the desk. "Daemon, it's me! Selene! Remember?"
Pryst began to growl at her now provocative position on the desk.
Daemon just stared at her like she was crazy. "You're annoying, weak, and pitiful. I want you out."
Selene looked hurt as she stepped back.
"You can't do this!" Pryst stated furiously.
"Can't I?" Daemon folded his muscular arms across his chest. "Would you like to try to defy my orders?"
Pryst's expression softened with defeat. "No."
"Get the hell out."
With an exchanged glance, the two left the Meeting Tent to do as they were ordered.
Daemon returned to his chair, sitting down immediately to look over some paperwork. He'd need to find some new recruits, not that they needed them, but he preferred even numbers in a team.
Daemon looked up, his eyes piercing and cold; emotionless, insensitive. Selene was a deep red, her gaze anywhere but him, and Pryst looked homicidal with rage that their "activities" had been interrupted for a meeting with their leader.
"What the hell do you want us for?!" demanded Pryst.
Daemon shot him a withering look. "I am releasing the both of you."
Selene's head whipped around so fast, he was sure it would've snapped off her neck. She stared at him, eyes wide, jaw having dropped wide. "WHAT?! WHY?!"
"I have many reasons for this decision," Daemon replied coolly, standing from his antique chair behind a large, oak desk. "First and foremost, the deliberate entering of private property without permission."
Selene dropped her gaze. "I didn't think you'd be there."
Daemon's eyes narrowed further. "And that gives you the right to use my space?"
"Don't take it out on her," Pryst snarled, just restraining from lunging at the demon.
"Would you rather I take it out on you?" inquired the demon man, shifting his death-gaze to the man.
Pryst cleverly kept his mouth shut.
"I will give the both of you two hours to get out of my camp."
"WHAT?!" Selene shook her head, advancing to the desk. "Daemon, it's me! Selene! Remember?"
Pryst began to growl at her now provocative position on the desk.
Daemon just stared at her like she was crazy. "You're annoying, weak, and pitiful. I want you out."
Selene looked hurt as she stepped back.
"You can't do this!" Pryst stated furiously.
"Can't I?" Daemon folded his muscular arms across his chest. "Would you like to try to defy my orders?"
Pryst's expression softened with defeat. "No."
"Get the hell out."
With an exchanged glance, the two left the Meeting Tent to do as they were ordered.
Daemon returned to his chair, sitting down immediately to look over some paperwork. He'd need to find some new recruits, not that they needed them, but he preferred even numbers in a team.