ShadowBroker
One Thousand Club
If anything - it was unexpected. First thought of her as an undying warrior capable not only to withstand hell itself but come back with something clever to say. Such an illusion that last little as the woman suddenly dropped to the ground, no more energy within her to muster any other word but to grunt as her face met the dust. The one she called 'Hunter' seem to try to give her a hand before though his teasing hardly permitted the correct way to persuade her into allow any kind of help. Though on his behalf, she did not make it any easier by refusing anyone who comes to her aid.
It did not matter now - The only thing standing between First's blade and Vira's throat was the pathetic hunter whom abilities seem subject to nothing but his weaponry which; by the looks of the man, he did not have. It seemed like a jackpot, a chest full of treasures all at his reach - The Joy...
The First began his advance forward, step by a step like a shadow crawling from beneath your bed, nothing but his breath to make notice of such entity - one that can not be heard but felt from behind your neck. The black robes that mimic the darkness itself like a veil that extends from his back; and the mask - one that offers no sign of kindness or gentleness; but one taken straight out from horror movies. Everything on his appeal indicated that this monster would - finally - achieve what he has been seeking for such a long time.
Yet... above all speculations suggested by his past phrase and actions, The First did nothing as much as to raise Vira from the ground, taking a side of her shoulder as he sighted towards Lucca, leaving him another shoulder for him to carry her if he so wanted to insist on the task to be a *Hero* or even graceful for how she so saved him back in the rooftop. Not that he needed his help to carry such a dead weight - but it seem almost rightful as to give him the chance.
Why did the First allow himself to help her rather than finish his later task? Probably for some sense of duty that escaped his comprehension, maybe he wished to know why, for such an unreasonable woman, risks her life standing beside such companions... or - maybe above all questionable reasons that one can think of, he only wished to kill her only if the woman propose a fair challenge, instead of just stab her in the back; probably the later made more sense for someone as far as corrupted as the First himself.
Once The First entered the bar, he would seek for a table where to lay her body to rest, rather than a chair. Some of the projections would fetch a table, clean it up tossing everything it has aside. What matters now... is the next step.
It did not matter now - The only thing standing between First's blade and Vira's throat was the pathetic hunter whom abilities seem subject to nothing but his weaponry which; by the looks of the man, he did not have. It seemed like a jackpot, a chest full of treasures all at his reach - The Joy...
The First began his advance forward, step by a step like a shadow crawling from beneath your bed, nothing but his breath to make notice of such entity - one that can not be heard but felt from behind your neck. The black robes that mimic the darkness itself like a veil that extends from his back; and the mask - one that offers no sign of kindness or gentleness; but one taken straight out from horror movies. Everything on his appeal indicated that this monster would - finally - achieve what he has been seeking for such a long time.
Yet... above all speculations suggested by his past phrase and actions, The First did nothing as much as to raise Vira from the ground, taking a side of her shoulder as he sighted towards Lucca, leaving him another shoulder for him to carry her if he so wanted to insist on the task to be a *Hero* or even graceful for how she so saved him back in the rooftop. Not that he needed his help to carry such a dead weight - but it seem almost rightful as to give him the chance.
Why did the First allow himself to help her rather than finish his later task? Probably for some sense of duty that escaped his comprehension, maybe he wished to know why, for such an unreasonable woman, risks her life standing beside such companions... or - maybe above all questionable reasons that one can think of, he only wished to kill her only if the woman propose a fair challenge, instead of just stab her in the back; probably the later made more sense for someone as far as corrupted as the First himself.
Once The First entered the bar, he would seek for a table where to lay her body to rest, rather than a chair. Some of the projections would fetch a table, clean it up tossing everything it has aside. What matters now... is the next step.