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At the foot of the stairs was a small lump, he leave the couch on the floor and went to see what it was, still holding the table, was one of the Sisters, "Oh right, they now live here" he whispered, for some time his enemies lived here and was a situation quite amusing, apparently their country start a revolt and they were dethroned after that came to live in the castle, no wonder they couldn't win the war if they couldn't even rule their own country, having said that the thought that he and his brothers couldn't beat that kind of persons made him angry and the table that he had in hand paid the price, after breaking it he look to the little girl, she seemed to be exhausted, he sigh and bring the couch closer, "You can rest here, at least until I return, "he said and without checking whether the girl hear him or not heads for the cellar to search a new table.
Of course, it would be rude to challenge him now. She was at the mercy of his hospitality of course. But later, when they no longer lived together, Alara would challenge him, and beat him. Then she would be the best. The sun was hot though, so Alara Pride took a little brake. She sat in the shade of a large maple tree and took a sip of water. The cold liquid felt amazing as it ran down her parched throat. Next she would go practice her musical instuments. Some of her sisters said she didn't have a life, however, Alara believed this was a better life than partying all the time. What kind of a life was that? Parties were for simpltons that had no ambition in life.
She would have to take a shower first though, the weather was hot and she was very sticky with sweat. A good, successful work out. The blond nodded proudly. Then she went to her room to take a shower. The freezing water felt amazing on her sore body and reluctantly stepped out. She put on a pink kimono and started walking down the halls. She was hungry but she couldn't remember where the kitchen was. Well... she would find it eventually. There was no need to ask someone for help.
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The distinct sound of a rough voice snarling loudly reverberated through the room and the hallway just beyond it as Asajj Wrath swore furiously, spontaneously threw herself up from the ground in a sudden blaze of rage, with a burst of energy that, logically, no person should be possessed of after doing one hundred and seventeen rapid-fire pushups, and drove her fist into the nearest wall of her room. And goddammit, did it hurt. Of course, that fact hadn't stopped her from punching it time and time again over the course of the day, and her knuckles were raw and red, on the verge of bleeding from how determined she seemed to be to punish that wall for...well, everything that was wrong about everything.
And there was a lot that was wrong with everything right now. So much that not even working out, that which Asajj normally revelled absolutely in doing, could take her mind off of it. Just being in this room was a reminder that something was wrong. This was not her home. All these ornate, fanciful little decorations, the pomp and circumstance of royal life that Asajj so loathed and avoided. No, her room was simple, just as she liked--nothing more in there than a spartan, rock-hard mattress that hardly qualified as a bed, a bookcase for her literary pursuits, and a small array of tools for training and physical exertion. All gone. All. Fucking. Gone. Upon recalling the destruction of those few but precious personal belongings, Asajj gave another howl of rage, and for good measure, punched the wall again.
Moments after the day's latest burst of violent wrath, Asajj emerged from the room provided to her, gritting and grinding down her teeth. She just couldn't stay in there any longer. Every moment in the vicinity of that massive bed awash in satin and silk (she stubbornly decided to secure her night's sleep on the floor as far from the abomination as possible), every moment in which she turned and realised that her books were no longer there and her training implements were similarly vanished, every moment in which she ground her teeth and refused to let her yearning for those books to overcome her pride, was another moment in which the wrath characteristic of her seized her and overthrew reason in favour of blind fury. She would not tolerate it. Not even if that room was the only place in which she ran no risk of coming face to face with the enemy.
At the very least, her attire was still distinctly hers. A sleeveless training shirt, a pair of heavy, thick-skinned pants, and hardy, reliable boots. Simple, simple, simple. I've seen what they'd have me wearing otherwise, she mused darkly as she exited the hallway that led down to her detached little nook. There is not a word powerful enough to describe how revolted I would be at the very thought. A staircase--the one leading down into another part of the castle that, if Asajj recalled correctly, would take her out into the castle grounds. Outside was vastly preferable to inside--all the more so because nobody in their right mind would actually see fit to stick around the grounds once Asajj made her presence there known. Sometimes being someone so easy to hate had its advantages.
At the base of the stairs, however, the towering powerhouse of a seventeen year old nearly tripped over what might as well have been a sack of potatoes or something, if not for the fact that it was distinctly breathing heavily and looking up at the world with wide eyes. A second glance downwards informed Asajj that she had not, in fact, come upon a sack of potatoes, but had encountered her youngest sister. "Amanda!" she snapped sharply, realising from the beginning that yelling at her was fruitless. Even if Amanda could have picked herself up off the floor, Asajj rather doubted she would have made the effort. And with that, Asajj became aware of the presence of other living things in the vicinity (living things, how she hated them). One of them was Lexia, chewing at one of her stick snack things. The other two were...she scowled (well, she was already scowling, but somehow, she scowled even more). Brothers of Sin. Her quest to avoid them at all cost had failed again. Asajj refused to even look towards them as she bent down, effortlessly lifted her all-but-weightless sister, and then set her on her own two feet. "Maybe you should call for assistance before you attempt so insurmountable a task as descending the stairs," she couldn't help but rebuke bitterly, regretting the words immediately after they came out of her thin, dark lips...but it was always like that. Asajj would always lose control and say things that made people hate her, and she would always regret it right up until she did it again.
Wordlessly, without looking at anyone else, she simply walked onwards towards the exit out to the castle grounds, and to being blissfully alone yet again.
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Pharaoh simply smirked at his brothers comment, "Oh Gray, it hurts me that you think so lowly of me. I only act on the consent of woman. Does that since woman ALWAYS consent to me, you suspect fowl play?" he said, in a cheery voice, place a hand on his bare chest. "But no, seriously, you expect me to even look their way then you've seriously gone mad, no pun intended." He said bluntly before The Sister of Wrath came storming down the stairs, yelling at sloth for even attempting to walk around before propping the sleeping girl up and storming off again. He looked over at the other two and sneered. "Our life long enemy's and know we have to live with them! who agreed to this." he said, it slowly sinking in that no one really agreed, it just sort of.....happened.
"Psh, who knows, some dumbass probably...." She unconscionly replied, and sat down on the couch stubbornly, her sin personality overtaking her. Her fingers gripped at the material, and she said in the most bluntest way possible. "This is mine"
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Unable to control his anger he lifted the couch throwing to the person that was sitting and then he throw it against the wall made of stone with such force that it broke, "All yours," he said with a smile which, in his current state, it was more scary than friendly.
"Good morning" he said to Lucas after a few moments.
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Pharaoh had jumped off the couch just in time before it was sent through the wall, And a good morning to you too." he said, brushing invisible dirt off of himself. He turn to look at Greed, "You know, living with your sister you should know not to pull things like that around Wrath." he said in an accusing tone, all though it was partially his fault as well. He turned and start to walk outside, "I'll be back in a few, just going to find today lover." he said like he did every morning.
He lift her up off the floor to see her closely and noticed that she was very light, he was using more strenght while carrying the couch and the table, "It is on the way so I could take you there" he said and then he put her on his shoulders in a slighty rough way, he had not lied since for the third time on this day he has to go and get new furniture.
He walk without speaking, while his footsteps echoed in the silent hallway, after a few moments they get to the kitchen, when he was entering the servants remained immobiles as ever they did in his presence, nobody liked the idea of being the trigger of some rampage and that's why Gray hadn't personal servants, He left the girl on the floor and ordered the still motionless servants "Prepare whatever she want" and then said "See you" as he left the kitchen.
"Just do it." she said coldly, faintly, but coldly. The servant nodded and Amanda stumbled off to the nearest table to sit down. Each plate came one at a time, it was all very good and after about an hour she had finished all she could eat. 9 1/2 plates. She stood herself up, using the table for support and walked out of the kitchen when she ran into someone, well, to them it was probably a light tap but it sent her to the floor. "I'm sorry..." she said faintly, looking up at the boy with red hair and a single white streak. "Pride." she thought to herself as she tried to pull herself off the ground, using the closest wall.
She pouts and points at him accusingly. "Hey its your fault too! You should know how to control your brother!" She huffs, crossing her arms under her chest. "Hmph bastard pervert...so idiotic that he cant stick with one girl. Picky too...' She said loud enough for him to hear. But as she said it, her sin's personality left her, leaving a defenseless and spineless girl behind. "e-eh..." Looking around, Lexia quickly walked off, hoping Pharaoh didnt hear her. "A-Amanda!"Lexia cries out for her sister, looking for her.
"Amanda!" Alara walked over quickly, slipping her hands underneath the girl's arms and pulling her up effortlessly. "You should try to focus more often or you'll end up seriously hurting yourself. The tall blonde perched her little sister back to her feet. Should she apologize to Lucas? It was bothersome but Sloth was one of her family members. Her pride would be damaged if she wasn't able to stick up for her sister.
"Please excuse my sister, she loses her concentration easily." Alara said clearly, glancing at his unusual hair. It definitly made him stand out but his conceited aura cancled out the interest. Okay, now that was done, her blue eyes darted around for something to eat.
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