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Re: Where now, Prince? (Grave)
"Sorry, Gwave! Club put some cheese off and decided not to eat it for you!" Club announced. "But when Club was done, cheese was gone!"
"I... Had no intention of eating the last of the cheese either." Roy said, seeming baffled.
"I ain't meaning to sound rude or none, but... Even though all of us had the best intentions..." Tina said, sounding apologetic. They all sounded sorry for not saving him some of the good stuff, and Envy as well. None seemed to have an explanation or excuse for their rudeness.
Valencia, casually drinking from a mug of milk, pointed straight at the source of the problem. "Don't give us that look, Grave. It's 'her' fault anyway. Just like all the other misfortunes that struck her during our trip." Valencia said, blaming the issue on Envy herself while revealing something that all seemed to connect together. During their travels, she was always the last to eat, and the one with the smallest portion. Even when deliberate attempt was made to give her more food, somehow, it'd end up on the ground, or that extra portion was burned, no matter how baffled the chef at the time was. Left out of conversations, distanced from the camp, and full of negative emotions, Envy has been by their side the whole time, and despite anything he may have done, Cynder would find himself drawing blanks at certain points of their travels, where he would simply be completely ignoring Envy. On one hand, he might off-handedly recall hearing nothing at all, some days ago, but to think more clearly, he'd remember Envy calling out his name, and him giving her no response. Ignoring her, and by no consistent action of his own, either. It was truly as if some otherworldly force was at work, and it was only out to do something as petty as that.
Adjusting her glasses, Roy seemed to stare intently at Grave, as if to communicate without words that she had quickly come to the conclusion. After a moment, Cynder would realize the angle which Roy was standing, and where she was looking. "Grave, show me your neck." Roy almost demanded. It carried with it some form of hostility which seemed to vaguely point towards Envy herself, who was now seemingly suspect of doing something of evil nature to Cynder.
Meanwhile, the girl of popular note herself simply sat in place, looking at her section of the table, which was flat and without dish, cup, nor food. Her expression was that of indifference despite the chance of aura in the air as Roy's suspicions grew heavy. It was as if the sight of that blond haired sister of his was one of a girl who was completely used to such happenings around her. Being accused of cursing someone seemed to be the least of her worries, and the reason for that became clear as Grave would soon find out from the glance she gave him. It didn't matter what was happening around her, or even that Cynder had been cursed. Her mind was solely focused on Grave, while her eyes glinted with selfishness. The grip of Envy around his throat tightened as she stared at him, a kind of dark embrace that would leave him breathless. As she entertained herself with thoughts of him, she was passing her curse onto him, whether she was aware of it or not.
"Sorry, Gwave! Club put some cheese off and decided not to eat it for you!" Club announced. "But when Club was done, cheese was gone!"
"I... Had no intention of eating the last of the cheese either." Roy said, seeming baffled.
"I ain't meaning to sound rude or none, but... Even though all of us had the best intentions..." Tina said, sounding apologetic. They all sounded sorry for not saving him some of the good stuff, and Envy as well. None seemed to have an explanation or excuse for their rudeness.
Valencia, casually drinking from a mug of milk, pointed straight at the source of the problem. "Don't give us that look, Grave. It's 'her' fault anyway. Just like all the other misfortunes that struck her during our trip." Valencia said, blaming the issue on Envy herself while revealing something that all seemed to connect together. During their travels, she was always the last to eat, and the one with the smallest portion. Even when deliberate attempt was made to give her more food, somehow, it'd end up on the ground, or that extra portion was burned, no matter how baffled the chef at the time was. Left out of conversations, distanced from the camp, and full of negative emotions, Envy has been by their side the whole time, and despite anything he may have done, Cynder would find himself drawing blanks at certain points of their travels, where he would simply be completely ignoring Envy. On one hand, he might off-handedly recall hearing nothing at all, some days ago, but to think more clearly, he'd remember Envy calling out his name, and him giving her no response. Ignoring her, and by no consistent action of his own, either. It was truly as if some otherworldly force was at work, and it was only out to do something as petty as that.
Adjusting her glasses, Roy seemed to stare intently at Grave, as if to communicate without words that she had quickly come to the conclusion. After a moment, Cynder would realize the angle which Roy was standing, and where she was looking. "Grave, show me your neck." Roy almost demanded. It carried with it some form of hostility which seemed to vaguely point towards Envy herself, who was now seemingly suspect of doing something of evil nature to Cynder.
Meanwhile, the girl of popular note herself simply sat in place, looking at her section of the table, which was flat and without dish, cup, nor food. Her expression was that of indifference despite the chance of aura in the air as Roy's suspicions grew heavy. It was as if the sight of that blond haired sister of his was one of a girl who was completely used to such happenings around her. Being accused of cursing someone seemed to be the least of her worries, and the reason for that became clear as Grave would soon find out from the glance she gave him. It didn't matter what was happening around her, or even that Cynder had been cursed. Her mind was solely focused on Grave, while her eyes glinted with selfishness. The grip of Envy around his throat tightened as she stared at him, a kind of dark embrace that would leave him breathless. As she entertained herself with thoughts of him, she was passing her curse onto him, whether she was aware of it or not.