Legendless
Netherworld Overlord
Hayley looked back down, feeling more and more ashamed. She also felt happy as well. Vash was a good person and being around him made her smile. Maybe it was because he was so amusing and not afraid to say what he felt. Hayley wished she could do that. Maybe she would one day. She laughed shaking her head.
"Maybe. I guess it's a little personal why I feel this way. Maybe I just got a damsel in distress complex," she said, smiling a little. "I like being saved by handsome men. I tend to be a good kidnapee. Maybe it's my special talent."
Hayley just shook her head, wondering what was wrong with her. She could only imagine what Vash must think of her. The shy, meek Hayley who always had to be saved. What must anyone think of her? Not that Hayley cared. She didn't care what others thought about how she acted. Even if she was weak, at least she never tried to please people. Not if she didn't want to that is.
"People have been leaving notes on you door? What do they say?" Hayley smiled shyly. "Are they love notes," she teased softly. She then nodded. "We probably should. You best walk me to my room or I might get captured or attacked. It seems to be my unlucky habit here."
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"Yes but you didn't have to say anything. Although I can only imagine if someone else was here to listen." Lekki grinned wide at the thought of Riff just talking suddenly and scaring some random student, not that would actually happen. She tapped a finger against her chin, feeling like she should share something with the man. But what?
"Well you know I am half-demon. It surprises a lot of people. They don't believe it sometimes. I've meet other half-breeds and I wouldn't believe it either. Cheery Lekki can't be half-demon. She's far too nice and put together as they would say. But it is how it is." Lekki just shrugged. She sure she wasn't alone in her personality despite her race. But from the half-demons she had seen, she surely was a bit different from them. "I'd rather have fun then fight really. Being happy is more important than being strong for me. It was an important lesson I was taught as a kid.
"Now you are surely wondering where I am going with this right?" Lekki smiled at Riff as if she knew a big secret. "I have a step-father, step-brother and a half-brother. My mother married when I was pretty young. I never knew the demon who had seduced her and who's blood I share. Except I think I met him once. I remember having a horrible nightmare as a child. Some...thing was at my window. I was so curious as a kid and I followed it out of the house, down the block and would have probably out of town. But it stopped in an alley. Some man was there or I think it was. He said I had potential and he wanted to take me away before I lost it.
"I don't remember most of what happened after that. Some of my childhood is a bit blurry. I think it was my father trying to corrupt me though. I never talk about it because it didn't happen. But I always wondered what if."
Lekki then shrugged again as if it was no big deal. "And there is my story."
"Maybe. I guess it's a little personal why I feel this way. Maybe I just got a damsel in distress complex," she said, smiling a little. "I like being saved by handsome men. I tend to be a good kidnapee. Maybe it's my special talent."
Hayley just shook her head, wondering what was wrong with her. She could only imagine what Vash must think of her. The shy, meek Hayley who always had to be saved. What must anyone think of her? Not that Hayley cared. She didn't care what others thought about how she acted. Even if she was weak, at least she never tried to please people. Not if she didn't want to that is.
"People have been leaving notes on you door? What do they say?" Hayley smiled shyly. "Are they love notes," she teased softly. She then nodded. "We probably should. You best walk me to my room or I might get captured or attacked. It seems to be my unlucky habit here."
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"Yes but you didn't have to say anything. Although I can only imagine if someone else was here to listen." Lekki grinned wide at the thought of Riff just talking suddenly and scaring some random student, not that would actually happen. She tapped a finger against her chin, feeling like she should share something with the man. But what?
"Well you know I am half-demon. It surprises a lot of people. They don't believe it sometimes. I've meet other half-breeds and I wouldn't believe it either. Cheery Lekki can't be half-demon. She's far too nice and put together as they would say. But it is how it is." Lekki just shrugged. She sure she wasn't alone in her personality despite her race. But from the half-demons she had seen, she surely was a bit different from them. "I'd rather have fun then fight really. Being happy is more important than being strong for me. It was an important lesson I was taught as a kid.
"Now you are surely wondering where I am going with this right?" Lekki smiled at Riff as if she knew a big secret. "I have a step-father, step-brother and a half-brother. My mother married when I was pretty young. I never knew the demon who had seduced her and who's blood I share. Except I think I met him once. I remember having a horrible nightmare as a child. Some...thing was at my window. I was so curious as a kid and I followed it out of the house, down the block and would have probably out of town. But it stopped in an alley. Some man was there or I think it was. He said I had potential and he wanted to take me away before I lost it.
"I don't remember most of what happened after that. Some of my childhood is a bit blurry. I think it was my father trying to corrupt me though. I never talk about it because it didn't happen. But I always wondered what if."
Lekki then shrugged again as if it was no big deal. "And there is my story."