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paixaorpg2009-05-17 03:20 am
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Who knew Auron had gullible friends [Active]
Character(s): Hades and Yuna
Content: Hades decides Yuna will make good to use against Auron. What. So when Hades Hate-Lists a person, they stay Hate-Listed.
Setting: The slightly toasty Ceu de Mouraria.
Time: Afternoon, week 6
Warnings: Subterfuge, creepy Hades, some violence, kidnapping, uhh... FUN STUFF <3
Unbelievable. Who knew there were people out there that could be so trusting, so gullible, especially in a city such as Paixao! Sheesh, how long had the girl been in this city? Couldn't have been long if she fell into believing Hades with not even - and really, this was the truth - a single question about Hades' intentions.
Oh yes he was just so worried about Auron! Please. The guy made Hades twitch just thinking about him. Fired him up almost instantly. And still, being forgotten? Oh, that one stung. Left a real mark in Hades' dark soul. He'd be sure that Auron never forgot the Lord of the Dead again.
Heh. So easy, luring people into his shadows. He almost had that Rue girl, too... would've been perfect. Another naive sort lingering around. Too bad she upped and disappeared. Whatever, he easily could make due.
He lingers on the stage, still well charred from when he had done battle on it. Any natives continued to avoid him when he came by, halting any of their work on fixing the place from what he had done to it. As if he cared. It made it so much more his stage with them shying away.
There he waited, until the foolish woman graced him with her presence. Then... oh yes, then he could have a bit of fun.
Content: Hades decides Yuna will make good to use against Auron. What. So when Hades Hate-Lists a person, they stay Hate-Listed.
Setting: The slightly toasty Ceu de Mouraria.
Time: Afternoon, week 6
Warnings: Subterfuge, creepy Hades, some violence, kidnapping, uhh... FUN STUFF <3
Unbelievable. Who knew there were people out there that could be so trusting, so gullible, especially in a city such as Paixao! Sheesh, how long had the girl been in this city? Couldn't have been long if she fell into believing Hades with not even - and really, this was the truth - a single question about Hades' intentions.
Oh yes he was just so worried about Auron! Please. The guy made Hades twitch just thinking about him. Fired him up almost instantly. And still, being forgotten? Oh, that one stung. Left a real mark in Hades' dark soul. He'd be sure that Auron never forgot the Lord of the Dead again.
Heh. So easy, luring people into his shadows. He almost had that Rue girl, too... would've been perfect. Another naive sort lingering around. Too bad she upped and disappeared. Whatever, he easily could make due.
He lingers on the stage, still well charred from when he had done battle on it. Any natives continued to avoid him when he came by, halting any of their work on fixing the place from what he had done to it. As if he cared. It made it so much more his stage with them shying away.
There he waited, until the foolish woman graced him with her presence. Then... oh yes, then he could have a bit of fun.
sob it'd work |D;b
Regardless, Yuna kept her weapon trained on Hades as he moved closer. The shadow things were moving aside for him and every so often, she had to kick a few aside to move backwards another foot or so. She blasted a couple away as they moved nearer, not liking the effect they had on her.
"No thanks," she answered smartly. At this point, it was an act. She was scared of him, but she was so used to being Spira's last hope that she couldn't back down now. She wasn't giving this one up without a fight, a sentiment revealed as she loosed yet another bullet at the guy. She was really getting tired of this whole 'back the girl into a corner and watch her flail' thing.