Cosmo
Does Not Know Kung-fu
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Arkos stiffened at her words, he had dreaded it, but he could not fault her for commenting on it. Once again, he could not deny her question, compelled to answer by the unholy bond that extended through them, "You know why," he responded through their link. Their bond compelled him to answer, and answer truthfully, so he did. After more then a thousand years together, he had long learned how to respond to her, compelled or not, and answer with the truth, if not, the whole truth. She did indeed know why. He still loved her, even after all that had happened, and wanted her, and just as long ago, his jealousy was a large part of who he was and how he became what he became. She merely wanted to jab him, twist the knife, hear him say it which he would have to, if she ordered it.
He turned his attention to the Light Queen as she spoke, and he inclined his head slightly in her direction. It wasn't surprising she heard of him. The only person in the Kingdom whose name traveled further then his was Bellatrix. Arkos had led numerous armies in the field against theirs, he had dueled and slain many of their warriors and heroes including her grandfather. It would have been far more peculiar if she had not known his name.
As she started to pace, Arkos wanted to smile at the display of unbridled energy, wanted to, but could not. He no longer had the capability to smile. Nor frown. Part of the price he paid for his actions long ago. His hand twitched when she mentioned her grandfather and his equipment, did she not know of what became of her grandfather after he fell in battle? Did she not know he had slain him? Risen him again as a Wight and that her grandfather now served under his command? Part of the very women's force he had fought so hard and valiantly against a lifetime ago.
"No," Asavar said in reply to his queen, "The Ashbringer is in the reliquary. He could no longer wield it after becoming a Wight. A sword of such holy power can not be used by one such as us. Perhaps it could be corrupted, but I did not believe it was worth the effort. The crown... he wears it still. At your command, he would take it off. "
He didn't bother to tell her of his opinion on letting the Queen know of her grandfather's fate, she would be able to sense his feelings on the matter, his reluctance as it would surely raise many issues.
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