paixaorpg | Larxene's such a tease.

Characters: Larxene and Valerie
Content: Larxene is running her own experimentation on Val-- but how well can that work when her thoughts are elsewhere.
Setting Unknown.
Time: Sometime after her session with Laharl.
Warnings: The typical Larxene-warnings.

Larxene waited on the table, since the room lacked a half decent chair for her to rest on, and like hell she was going to let Valerie have it. The dark colored bruises on her stomach and chest had only spread since her session with Laharl. It had pushed her to the point of actually considering asking the Superior to let her take a break. It wasn't like the request would be unwarranted.

A knife balanced on her hand, and she sighed, shifting uncomfortably. How much longer could it possibly take the dusks to go in and grab one person, hmm? Honestly, what else could they be counted on for, except to keep her waiting? As it is, she didn't really have a plan, which would have pissed Vexen off to know.

But she had... an outline. Something to that effect, anyway. What else could she possibly need?

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Larxene smirked lazily, reclining against a wall as Valerie spoke. The night they'd first met had seemed oh-so-long and distant ago, and it hadn't really been a night to remember, except for the odd words and the tell-tale signs of darkness in the girl's heart. Clearly, she didn't know what she was getting in to, and Larxene wanted to do nothing more than laugh at her pathetic choices when it came down to it.

But, she was on a mission for Vexen. To find out the appropriate reaction someone could have to either darkness or light. It was a simple enough task. She had managed to make it into a game, at any rate, for Laharl. For Valerie, it was a completely different set of rules and a different game all together. How would she win this time? Because, really, there was no doubt in her mind that she would win. They were dumb enough to get caught, after all.

"I wonder what that darkness your harboring would say if we... bled it all out, hmm?" A giggle. "It's not like you've accomplished you set out to do... So you might as well be useful to someone, hmm?" She took a step closer.

Valerie's color drained a little from her face. She had hoped that Larxene hadn't known, but it was stupid to think that now. She at least knew that Valerie had that darkness within, and that it was what got her here, to Paixao. As long as Larxene didn't realize WHY, Valerie could have a small gain.

It was just not fair that Misha was here. she hadn't counted on it at all, and if there was anything she had to make sure happen, it was suffering silently. There was no way that Valerie could give those parts of herself away.

"I did what I could," Valerie said, anger in her voice. "I didn't know that ghost would be eliminated right in front of my eyes. I had every intention of doing what I had to do."

That didn't mean Valerie wasn't scared. What did she mean by bleeding darkness out of her?

Larxene's such a tease.

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