Natalie Brenton
Natalie gave a dull nod, sitting down into an office chair and setting the bile/blood filled bucket beside her. She still felt nauseous, but at least Agas had stopped trying to wrest control for now. "I don't think we have a word in any language for what Agas is, Father. Let's be honest here." She sort of zoned out in the conversation, the throb in her temples enough of a distraction for her to faze in and out of focus. She did however manage to catch Spitfires confusion about the Father not being around. "Yea, he's been missing for a while now. After the Son rose I think is the estimate. So yea, really important." She glanced at Spitfire, offering a small smile. "She's always trying to get control, no big worries from me. And she says she accepts your apology." "I never said that." "Do me a favor. Just shut the fuck up. Five minutes, please."
Natalie fell silent for a short moment as goosebumps settled across her body at the sensation of something or someone incredibly strong making a sudden arrival, and for once in her life she didn't have a smart ass remark right off the bat. Her eyes were pulled to the door as Michael entered, giving a small nod of...well, the closest thing one could get as 'respect' from Natalie. "Natalie Brenton. It's nice to meet you, Michael." Inside her head Agas had crossed her arms, staring out through Natalie's eyes. "At least we'll make some sort of progress I guess. Tell my brother hello." "Agas says hi. Without the murderous intent for once. So, filling you in. I'll skip the part of Agas trying to take control, I"m sure you guessed that much. Spitfire here, that's what we're calling her, is a new creation. The most we've gotten out of here is that well...God made her, and that she figures he might have been in pain at some point during it. Which, as we know...isn't really how it works with me, I'd imagine." "It's not."
Deathkitten
Natalie gave a dull nod, sitting down into an office chair and setting the bile/blood filled bucket beside her. She still felt nauseous, but at least Agas had stopped trying to wrest control for now. "I don't think we have a word in any language for what Agas is, Father. Let's be honest here." She sort of zoned out in the conversation, the throb in her temples enough of a distraction for her to faze in and out of focus. She did however manage to catch Spitfires confusion about the Father not being around. "Yea, he's been missing for a while now. After the Son rose I think is the estimate. So yea, really important." She glanced at Spitfire, offering a small smile. "She's always trying to get control, no big worries from me. And she says she accepts your apology." "I never said that." "Do me a favor. Just shut the fuck up. Five minutes, please."
Natalie fell silent for a short moment as goosebumps settled across her body at the sensation of something or someone incredibly strong making a sudden arrival, and for once in her life she didn't have a smart ass remark right off the bat. Her eyes were pulled to the door as Michael entered, giving a small nod of...well, the closest thing one could get as 'respect' from Natalie. "Natalie Brenton. It's nice to meet you, Michael." Inside her head Agas had crossed her arms, staring out through Natalie's eyes. "At least we'll make some sort of progress I guess. Tell my brother hello." "Agas says hi. Without the murderous intent for once. So, filling you in. I'll skip the part of Agas trying to take control, I"m sure you guessed that much. Spitfire here, that's what we're calling her, is a new creation. The most we've gotten out of here is that well...God made her, and that she figures he might have been in pain at some point during it. Which, as we know...isn't really how it works with me, I'd imagine." "It's not."
Deathkitten