Could Tell A Love.

"It was a joke. And thankfully I'm good with fire magic then."

 

Xinner put Phear away as he turned to Arriel and walked over to her "Arriel...what are you doing here, were you thinking of going back into town again?" he asked.

Yang smirked "I know...just giving you a heads up on what to use if another vampire shows up." he said, looking at her.

 

Arriel looked at Xinner and Grey.
"What makes you say that, Xinner?" She asked him, trying not to act like she is hiding anything.

OOC: ._.

 

He pointed at her clothing "Don't fool me...you're wanting to go meet that boy, Joshua." he said with a smile.

 

"Hehe I still might go with the fish idea."

 

Arriel blinked twice, and looked at Xinner seriously.
"Can't anyone go outside for a while? And meet new people? Is that hard to ask?" She said, turning to go the other way. She started walking the other way, towards the gates.

OOC: I sound like such a snob... ._.

 

Yang laughed "All right, but they won't eat it." he smiled and looked at Yunnie.

Xinner knew she was being like that because she found someone she liked "Good for her." he said to himself.

OOC: Don't see it. :/

 

"Shove it down their throats!"

 

OOC: How can't you??

Arriel heard his remark, and smirked. She aproached the gates, and the guards tensed as she closed in on the gates. They stepped in the way of Arriel as she tried to get to them
"What are you doing?" She asked, disgusted.

"W-We're sorry, your majesty. Your father told us to not let you out." One of the soldiers said, as Arriel stepped back, her hands on her hips.

"Well, I'll just have to move you." She said, powering a electirc shock-ball, as the soldiers started to shake. She let go of the shock, letting it hit them. The moved the opposite direction, hitting both sides of the gates. She looked back at the castle, and saw her father's face in one of the windows. She smiled, grabbing the gate's handle.

Grissom stood at the window, glaring in hate. She needs to listen... He thought, as he heard one of the clerks come in.
"Summon Xinner up here," He said, still staring out of the window, watching Arriel walk into the town limits.

 

Xinner stood there, ignoring Grey and Elsie at this point as a clerk asked him to come speak with Grissom, he left right away. "You summoned me, Sire?" he asked, looking at him.

Yang laughed and moved in front of her "Anywhere else you wanna go?" he asked.

OOC: Just for some-odd reason, I can't. :/
BTW, I'm gonna be going out, so I won't be back till later, so give me an update when I get back on, 'kay?

 

ooc gtg


"Can't think of anywhere."

 

Grissom still stood at the window, as Arriel opened the doors to the town limits.
"I need you to watch Arriel today. I don't want to have what happened yesterday..." He said darkly, as if to be plotting something.

Arriel looked onto the streets, and it was darker then yesterday. She saw only some children playing, and more adults talking and agruing.

 

After that was over, Elsie turned her head to look at Grey. She gave him a small smile. His fate kept repeating, and repeating out loud. She was getting a little tired of hearing it herself.

 

Elsie chuckled lightly and put her arms behind her back. "I'm just getting tired of hearing your fate... just thinking about it makes me feel sad...." She slowly looked to the side to look at the dieing tree. "What do you mean by what is my story?"

 

Elsie continued to look to the side, studying the tree. There was nothing much in her past. What could she tell him? She took in a deep breath and turned her head back to face forward. "I was separated from my family a long time ago... Everything that day is kind of fuzzy in my head..." She sighed out. "I can't describe what I felt or what exactly happened. I was just with them one minute, and the next, I found myself alone. I had to teach myself to survive." Out of no where, she laughed a little. "Pretty bland huh?"

 

Elsie giggled a little and then brought out her arms from behind her back. "So I guess we're still stuck here for a while then?" She slowly made her way over to the tree and touched the trunk tenderly with her hand.