Red Juliet
Thanatos Rising
"Money isn't everything in this world, you know," Nash carefully watched Elle as she stepped forward towards the tank. Although Cress seemed to be the leader, she was more intelligent than a number of the hunters on the ship and probably the puppeteer behind the scenes. He had always thought she was nicer than the others, at least to him, but now he wondered if that wasn't all some sort of plan as well to get him to behave accordingly.
"Isn't it, though? It certainly can provide a stable and comfortable existence. I believe many would kill for that kind of happiness," Elle frowned as she didn't get the response she had been hoping for from the merman. She didn't know he could speak, the only one that did was currently unconscious, but she had her suspicions. Nash wouldn't have just been talking to himself. She had seen him just a moment before the spotlight had gone on saying something to the water below and her bets were on the fact he wasn't just having a one-sided conversation.
She nudged the unconscious hunter on the ground with her heel, but he didn't move and she sighed. Well, when he woke up maybe there would be some answers. "I suppose you're not worried about your sister anymore?" Her eyes carefully watched Nash as she asked, but he kept his expression guarded. He didn't want to let it slip just yet that he knew they had no leverage at all.
"Well–" She was cut off as the ship suddenly jolted to a sudden stop. The movement caused Nash to nearly lose his balance and they both turned toward the door. Elle however moved faster, giving him a warning look over her shoulder before heading back up the stairs to investigate why the ship had suddenly stopped.
"Isn't it, though? It certainly can provide a stable and comfortable existence. I believe many would kill for that kind of happiness," Elle frowned as she didn't get the response she had been hoping for from the merman. She didn't know he could speak, the only one that did was currently unconscious, but she had her suspicions. Nash wouldn't have just been talking to himself. She had seen him just a moment before the spotlight had gone on saying something to the water below and her bets were on the fact he wasn't just having a one-sided conversation.
She nudged the unconscious hunter on the ground with her heel, but he didn't move and she sighed. Well, when he woke up maybe there would be some answers. "I suppose you're not worried about your sister anymore?" Her eyes carefully watched Nash as she asked, but he kept his expression guarded. He didn't want to let it slip just yet that he knew they had no leverage at all.
"Well–" She was cut off as the ship suddenly jolted to a sudden stop. The movement caused Nash to nearly lose his balance and they both turned toward the door. Elle however moved faster, giving him a warning look over her shoulder before heading back up the stairs to investigate why the ship had suddenly stopped.