thirdworlder
๐๐ฝ๐๐๐'๐ ๐๐ ๐ธ๐ฝ๐๐๐๐๐?
Cassandra Macias
Cassandra was aware that her dress was too revealing. It hugged her figure in all the right places, the black velvet cloth contrasting her pale skin. It almost made her look ghostly yet luminescent under the chandelier lights. This was one of those rare moments where she felt like a woman rather than a killing machine. She didnโt know which she prefers more of the two.
She brought a glass of champagne up to her ruby lips, her pinkie extending just to give the illusion that she knew what proper etiquette was. This was what fascinated her about the Farlans. Grace and bloodlust coursed through their bodies, yet they act so civil even though they wear their sins like how a king would wear his crown. She wanted to be like them, fine as silk but sharp like a dagger. How could they be both of those things? There were many things Cassandra canโt yet fully understand, she was once a human after all. She wasnโt born into a family that served blood for dinner. And even though she tried so hard to bury her conscience, to forget it even exists, it somehow comes back to strangle her in the middle of the night. A reminder that a part of her humanity was still there.
Her eyes roamed around the ballroom, absorbing her surroundings. The place was lively, people were either dancing, immersed in conversations or anxious that anything might happen in a split second. She couldnโt blame the latter, it was dangerous to have all of the gangs in the same place. This โfunโ masquerade party could turn into a bloodbath in a blink of an eye and if that happens, sheโs ready. Cassandra felt the weight of her two daggers on both of her legs, hidden under layers of cloth. She chuckled to herself. Since when was the time she was separated from her daggers? There was no answer because they never left her side in the first place.
Even though she liked being in the corner and observing others, she craved interaction. She searched for someone she recognizes but most of them were occupied so Cassandra just made her way to refill her glass. Might as well enjoy the alcohol. She knew better than to get drunk especially at an event like this, but would it really be so bad to let loose every once in a while?
The guests looked ecstatic, they were like glittering diamonds and she was a moissanite among them. She spotted Kiefer and Emma talking by the balcony. They were clearly enjoying themselves. Her lips curled into a sneer. Those two never really made it into her good side, especially that flamboyant underboss. The way he handled himself screamed privilege and it irritated her. She wondered why Niklaus made him the underboss but stopped herself. Of course he would have a high rank in the coven, an Andreassen always get the nicer things.
In the far corner of the room, away from everyone, Cassandra sipped her champagne in distaste.
Last edited: