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The Miscreant and the Lunatic [Mikhail]

Nisha Decrilla

Guest
Anaya gasped for breath as the force coiled round her throat though she managed a chuckle.

"How very sith like of you." she rasped before raising her own hand channelling her own rage "I hope she died hating you."

Red lightening leapt from Anaya's hand to converge on Mikhail.
 

Lord Ghoul

Guest
The lightning sent Mikhail hurtling across the room. He slammed into solid sandstone with a smack that reverberated down into his bones. Black and blue boiled on his back. Shorn slumped to the ground. Smoke roiled from his body. Spots of charred flesh where the tendrils of lightning touched him stood out against his pale skin. The sharp, acrid tang of burnt hair and flesh filled the air, nauseating Mikhail. White hot pain burned through him. A thought occured to him through the blinding pain. He was still naked. Odd, but somehow it bothered him.

His muscles spasmed uncontrollably. His lungs would not draw breath. For three horrible heartbeats Shorn felt himself slowly asphyxiating. He wheezed horribly. He had had more than the wind knocked out of him. At last, he drank in a full gulp of air, putrid though it was with the smell of his own charred flesh, desperation made it sweet.

Mikhail's eyes watered. He blinked away the tears forcefully. He groaned in pain. Slowly, shakily, he rose to his feet. He tottered sideways and stumbled into the wall. One hand pushed against the cool sandstone, propping him up. The lightning attack dissipated his anger, leaving him alone in anguish.

"Is this what you wanted?"
 

Nisha Decrilla

Guest
Anaya breathed in her own sweet relief as Mikhail was sent across the room, his force grasp on her throat released. Drawing in several deep breaths she looked up at him, her anger gone a touch of sadness in her eyes.

"No." she replied sadly "No it's not. But you asked for it." She paused, taking in the damage she had done to him a hint of regret coming to her. "I don't want comfort or attachment. I never did, but I got attached and I intend to rectify that mistake when this is over." Grabbing the towel he had lost the night before she threw it at him to give him a chance to cover his dignity.

"I wanted the company of someone like minded. Guess I forgot just how volatile we both are." She moved towards the apartment door pausing when she reached it she looked back at him "For what it's worth, I'm sorry about your girlfriend."
 

Nisha Decrilla

Guest
Anaya hesitated, torn between leaving Mikhail to wallow in his self pity and attempting to help him. She loved nothing more than to toy with people and she had no attachment to Mikhail but she could relate to his pain and the fact that they were so like minded made her feel like she should do something to help the one person that probably understood her.

Letting out a sigh she rested her head against the door, for a second before turning round and leaning on the door. "Attachment is a weakness, Mikhail." she said softly "It eats away at you, makes you loose focus. Though why I'm telling you this I don't know because you have no focus." she raised her hands in dismay and folded them.

"What do you want Mikhail?"
 

Lord Ghoul

Guest
His eyes grew cold. Hard. Oh, he dealt with attachment, the same way he dealt with keeping down the anguish and despair. He pushed it down so far beneath the surface that it went numb. All of Mikhail, in fact, was numb. Apathetic. What Anaya saw now were the last shreds of humanity withering away. Slowly, deliberately, Mikhail placed a mental boot on that last feeling of grief. He crushed it. Buried it. And thought of it no more. His body shuddered.

"Want? I want a lot of things. I want power to be free from having to fall to commands from people like Tirdarius. I'm tired of people giving me orders, Anaya. You don't know just how close I am to snapping. I can feel it. A darkness. I think it's from the Soulsaber. But you know what's scary? I like it. The darkness. Even though I think it will drive me insane. Isn't that strange?" Mikhail hacked horribly, his chuckle turning to a sudden fit of coughing.
 

Nisha Decrilla

Guest
Anaya blinked. This guy was more unstable than she thought, and that was surprisingly comforting. It was always nice to know that she wasn't the only one. Moving forward she closed the gap between them "It'll do more than drive you insane Mikhail. Darkness corrupts, you'll loose your prettiness before you loose your mind." A part of Anaya felt somewhat concerned that Mikhail would loose his good looks, but she stamped on that sensation very quickly.

"You want to break a few sith necks? Then do it, give yourself a purpose that is beyond pretentious idiots like Tirdarius. Kill a few idiots, go off the rails and upset your superiors. Do. What. You. Want. That's what it means to be a sith."
 

Lord Ghoul

Guest
"Oh... I know..." Mikhail rasped. His smile would have frightened children.

Then he fainted.
 

Nisha Decrilla

Guest
Anaya caught Mikhail, as he collapsed, with a grunt. "Feth." she said softly as she wrapped the force around him and carefully lifted him off her, making him rise a few inches from the floor she let out a sigh.

Perhaps the lightening had been too much, but she stood by what she said. He had completely deserved it. Moving him carefully with the force she took him back to the bedroom and dropped his limp form onto the bed. "Men just don't have the stamina these days." she muttered, leaving him there she flopped onto the sofa.

She couldn't exactly leave him. Well, she could, but that was incredibly cold, even for her. She wanted to make sure she hadn't permanently damaged him.
 

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