♅ 63rd Ash, Year 121, A.O.S ♅
Company: Richard and Eitan| Thoughts: Back in this miserable hellhole| Mood: Boredom
Company: Richard and Eitan| Thoughts: Back in this miserable hellhole| Mood: Boredom
The moment was perfect; when Tobias heard the male admit about his reputation being on the line, he immediately smirked. Schemingly, he walked up to him as close as he could, not invading the man's personal space. He simply made eye contact as he gripped his own chin in thought "My my... I must say, hearing a reconciliator be open and honest is something I have never come across before, usually they are all stiff upper lips, pants as tight that their bollocks are probably squeezing their very own groin together. I'm surprised they haven't even started taking opera classes, knowing how high pitched their voices would be." He said with a hint of mischievous laughter as he tilts his head. His voice was husky, low as the velvet of sound glistened through Eitan's ear.
Eventually, his look became more serious for a moment. A resonance of pain could be lifted from deep inside of him. The fact that he had to redeem himself for his own fathers sake. The burden. It had brought him deep into doubt, yet he needed to lift his own spirits. He knew he could do this "Perhaps, we can help each other then... An eye for an eye as they would say, if you're a firm believer of that saying..." He said, turning around with the heel of his boot.
He simply looked over at the other man as he walked around the room before stopping closer to him again "Do I really have a choice? This place has me leashed after all, as it had you. I expect we're both in the same boat. If I don't fall in line, I'm finished. It's a dangerous game of roulette that we're playing..." He said in response to his remark. There was a hint of distaste on his face, however he made eye contact with him for a moment as he chuckled to himself.
"The thrill of the odds..."
He looked back at him as he crossed his arms again as he looked at the taller male "I'll be your good little soldier, don't worry... You better be a good little teacher after all" He bit his lip as he bit back with a sense of rebellion from his actions. He wanted to test the man's patience. However, it was clear that if he failed to prove himself, he would have his own adoptive father killed.
"Don't worry, I might bite a little but you can trust me. I have no choice after all, but to simply obey."
"Tobias Speech"
"Richard Speech"