Pax Pardus Hale
The Ink Shop
Loire
First off, fuck Cyrus. She would win a game if he stopped swindling her, but she was a complete sucker for him and fell for it every time. Second off, Loire liked to watch a good bit of drama, that was a given. She knew what she said would stir the pot, but nothing to the extreme that her brother was acting like this. Trying to buy his way out of things, treating Dru like she was property, the way he was acting was not himself. The twins were proud to make it through life on their own talents and skills unlike all of their other brothers. As his sister and best friend she suddenly felt the need to intervene and get him out of the situation. Thankfully it seemed that Cyrus was thinking the same thing. "I'll get him."
Loire quickly moved to her feet and slipped in between Larkyn and Hunter to try and create some sort of distance and barrier between the pair. "Hey, come with me so you can just take a breath, all right? I'm all for knocking Hunter on his ass but there's no reason to treating Dru like that. Let's go." Loire gave him a small smile as she pat his arms gently and tried to lead him to walk away with her. She was going to ask him later what he meant by her being "the way she was", but right now was the time to talk her brother out of a mental breakdown. That is, until she felt someone literally push her away from her brother. Loire stumbled slightly and nearly fell on the table as Hunter pushed Loire out of the way just so he could tackle Larkyn.
As much as Loire wanted to use her magic to separate the boys she knew it wasn't possible, she was too anxious to keep her ice at bay. Maybe this was good? They'd get out their aggression on each other and maybe knock some sense into each other? Or maybe Hunter would get his face kicked in, her money would be on her brother winning any day. Instead Loire gave a small sigh and looked over at Cyrus. "Your turn." With that said Loire moved to Dru crossed her arms. "Just ignore them. Come. I'll show you that book."
Without waiting for a response she moved to her small room. it didn't take her long to pull the large black ancient looking book from underneath her bed. She quickly opened to the section that detailed the magic that Dru experienced in the basement. "Dru I don't think whatever is going on between you and my brother is fair to either one of you." Loire never got involved in people's drama, but right now it involved her brother and it was clearly upsetting him. If they weren't going to solve things then she would.
First off, fuck Cyrus. She would win a game if he stopped swindling her, but she was a complete sucker for him and fell for it every time. Second off, Loire liked to watch a good bit of drama, that was a given. She knew what she said would stir the pot, but nothing to the extreme that her brother was acting like this. Trying to buy his way out of things, treating Dru like she was property, the way he was acting was not himself. The twins were proud to make it through life on their own talents and skills unlike all of their other brothers. As his sister and best friend she suddenly felt the need to intervene and get him out of the situation. Thankfully it seemed that Cyrus was thinking the same thing. "I'll get him."
Loire quickly moved to her feet and slipped in between Larkyn and Hunter to try and create some sort of distance and barrier between the pair. "Hey, come with me so you can just take a breath, all right? I'm all for knocking Hunter on his ass but there's no reason to treating Dru like that. Let's go." Loire gave him a small smile as she pat his arms gently and tried to lead him to walk away with her. She was going to ask him later what he meant by her being "the way she was", but right now was the time to talk her brother out of a mental breakdown. That is, until she felt someone literally push her away from her brother. Loire stumbled slightly and nearly fell on the table as Hunter pushed Loire out of the way just so he could tackle Larkyn.
As much as Loire wanted to use her magic to separate the boys she knew it wasn't possible, she was too anxious to keep her ice at bay. Maybe this was good? They'd get out their aggression on each other and maybe knock some sense into each other? Or maybe Hunter would get his face kicked in, her money would be on her brother winning any day. Instead Loire gave a small sigh and looked over at Cyrus. "Your turn." With that said Loire moved to Dru crossed her arms. "Just ignore them. Come. I'll show you that book."
Without waiting for a response she moved to her small room. it didn't take her long to pull the large black ancient looking book from underneath her bed. She quickly opened to the section that detailed the magic that Dru experienced in the basement. "Dru I don't think whatever is going on between you and my brother is fair to either one of you." Loire never got involved in people's drama, but right now it involved her brother and it was clearly upsetting him. If they weren't going to solve things then she would.