Sir Damien
Elder Member
Weasley.
"Priiiick." Hunter was quick to flip off Cyrus just as he left. Deep down he knew that the guy was right, that Dru would understand if he just explained it, but she just never asked. It was the look on her face, the disgust, the hatred she had for marked ones. Hunter wasn't one by choice, yet it hurt all the same. And maybe he thought that she'd be better off? Deep down he believed that he was lesser than her, that someone out there would be able to give her a better life than him. He was just some idiot dragon catcher. She deserved the world.
As soon as his unlikely friend was gone Hunter tossed the newspaper on the coffee table with a heavy sigh. Kreacher would indeed push him down the stairs if he tried to help him again, but the thought of setting up the rooms for his clan was exhausting. He pushed himself to a seated position with a frustrated sigh, and just as he went to stand a small little creature was suddenly in his lap. "W-Whoa-- Jade?" His ginger brow arched curiously as large hands cupped the small niffler to pick her up. Wild squeaks came from her little snout and instantly Hunter could feel panic rising in his chest.
Now as much as he'd like to he couldn't speak niffler, or an beast language for that matter. He did understand the urgency of her squeaks. What was he to do though? It wasn't like he could go straight to the Malfoy manor. "Calm down there little one." The squeaking and whining subsided as the creature looked up at him with big watery eyes, like she was about to cry or something. "I'll find her. Okay? Just-- here." Hunter stood from the couch and deposited Jade into the breast pocket of his red and black plaid button up.
His mind instantly went to Fred and George. The two of them always had something up their sleeve, and if they could somehow get him inside the Malfoy manor he'd be able to find Dru and rescue her from whatever the hell was going on. "Hold on Jade." In a swirl of magic they were instantly standing right outside of the Burrows. Before he could even open the door it was flying open and Fred was immediately meeting Hunter in a familiar sense of panic. His heart dropped to his stomach, the small smile he had on his face to see his brother twisted with worry and concerned. "Where is she?"
Fred started rambling as they walked inside the house. How they found Dru in the field a bloody mess, how she fell unconscious. They carried her inside so that Molly could tend to her wounds and then took her up to Hunter's room to rest. Hunter had so many damned questions, none of which his brother had the answers to. When he asked the extent of her wounds, however, his brother fell silent. "You should really go see them for yourself." For a moment Hunter thought he'd vomit right then and there. Why wouldn't they tell him?
Jade squeaked as he made his way up the stairs to his room, just in time to run into Molly leaving said room. "Hunter dear she's still asleep. I don't know what happened, I can only speculate, but she's safe here. I'm sure she'll be happy to see you when she wakes." "Thanks mum." The two shared a sad smile, like the both of them knew just where Dru received her wounds. This was Hunter's fault. If he had just been honest with her, stopped her from going home then she'd of been safe.
Once Molly was gone Hunter slid inside the small homey room to see Dru asleep in his bed. She had a wound on her gorgeous perfect face and that alone was enough to fuel an unending rage in him, but as he looked down towards the foot of the bed he seen her leg propped up on a couple pillows. Half of her leg was freshly bandaged yet blood was already leaking through. The breath hitched in his chest as he fully processed his own speculations of the moment.
Dru didn't intend on coming here. She wanted to go somewhere else but something stopped her, and somehow in her apparation she ended up in the Burrows. Splinched. Red hot rage consumed him. His strong jaw clenched a couple times and his first instinct was to go to the manor and burn it down. It took everything in him to roughly grab the chair from the desk and pull it out and set it near the bed so he could take a seat. Gently he pulled Jade from the pocket and rested her next to Dru. "I'll make him pay Dru... No one gets away with doing this to you."
Maybe the mark could be used for good after all. If he joined the dark ones he could earn their trust, earn her fathers trust. And then he could kill the bastard and put an end to Dru's misery. Tears pricked at his eyes as he looked at her injured form. Quietly he unfolded the throw blanket at the foot of the bed and covered her body with it gingerly, doing everything he could not to wake her.
"Priiiick." Hunter was quick to flip off Cyrus just as he left. Deep down he knew that the guy was right, that Dru would understand if he just explained it, but she just never asked. It was the look on her face, the disgust, the hatred she had for marked ones. Hunter wasn't one by choice, yet it hurt all the same. And maybe he thought that she'd be better off? Deep down he believed that he was lesser than her, that someone out there would be able to give her a better life than him. He was just some idiot dragon catcher. She deserved the world.
As soon as his unlikely friend was gone Hunter tossed the newspaper on the coffee table with a heavy sigh. Kreacher would indeed push him down the stairs if he tried to help him again, but the thought of setting up the rooms for his clan was exhausting. He pushed himself to a seated position with a frustrated sigh, and just as he went to stand a small little creature was suddenly in his lap. "W-Whoa-- Jade?" His ginger brow arched curiously as large hands cupped the small niffler to pick her up. Wild squeaks came from her little snout and instantly Hunter could feel panic rising in his chest.
Now as much as he'd like to he couldn't speak niffler, or an beast language for that matter. He did understand the urgency of her squeaks. What was he to do though? It wasn't like he could go straight to the Malfoy manor. "Calm down there little one." The squeaking and whining subsided as the creature looked up at him with big watery eyes, like she was about to cry or something. "I'll find her. Okay? Just-- here." Hunter stood from the couch and deposited Jade into the breast pocket of his red and black plaid button up.
His mind instantly went to Fred and George. The two of them always had something up their sleeve, and if they could somehow get him inside the Malfoy manor he'd be able to find Dru and rescue her from whatever the hell was going on. "Hold on Jade." In a swirl of magic they were instantly standing right outside of the Burrows. Before he could even open the door it was flying open and Fred was immediately meeting Hunter in a familiar sense of panic. His heart dropped to his stomach, the small smile he had on his face to see his brother twisted with worry and concerned. "Where is she?"
Fred started rambling as they walked inside the house. How they found Dru in the field a bloody mess, how she fell unconscious. They carried her inside so that Molly could tend to her wounds and then took her up to Hunter's room to rest. Hunter had so many damned questions, none of which his brother had the answers to. When he asked the extent of her wounds, however, his brother fell silent. "You should really go see them for yourself." For a moment Hunter thought he'd vomit right then and there. Why wouldn't they tell him?
Jade squeaked as he made his way up the stairs to his room, just in time to run into Molly leaving said room. "Hunter dear she's still asleep. I don't know what happened, I can only speculate, but she's safe here. I'm sure she'll be happy to see you when she wakes." "Thanks mum." The two shared a sad smile, like the both of them knew just where Dru received her wounds. This was Hunter's fault. If he had just been honest with her, stopped her from going home then she'd of been safe.
Once Molly was gone Hunter slid inside the small homey room to see Dru asleep in his bed. She had a wound on her gorgeous perfect face and that alone was enough to fuel an unending rage in him, but as he looked down towards the foot of the bed he seen her leg propped up on a couple pillows. Half of her leg was freshly bandaged yet blood was already leaking through. The breath hitched in his chest as he fully processed his own speculations of the moment.
Dru didn't intend on coming here. She wanted to go somewhere else but something stopped her, and somehow in her apparation she ended up in the Burrows. Splinched. Red hot rage consumed him. His strong jaw clenched a couple times and his first instinct was to go to the manor and burn it down. It took everything in him to roughly grab the chair from the desk and pull it out and set it near the bed so he could take a seat. Gently he pulled Jade from the pocket and rested her next to Dru. "I'll make him pay Dru... No one gets away with doing this to you."
Maybe the mark could be used for good after all. If he joined the dark ones he could earn their trust, earn her fathers trust. And then he could kill the bastard and put an end to Dru's misery. Tears pricked at his eyes as he looked at her injured form. Quietly he unfolded the throw blanket at the foot of the bed and covered her body with it gingerly, doing everything he could not to wake her.