Mistress Jorja
The 8th Deadly Sin
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Empress Velasia
I merely gave him a casual glance as the cold blade bit hungrily at my skin. He was in control, physically if not mentally, for the moment, and I wasn't too eager to experience any more pain by his hands. I readily acknowledged this – I was not stupid enough to take chances that weren't in my favor. For now, I'd play along.
"You speak of contradiction, how we need each other, and then make as if to kill me. Threats are all and good when they are plausible, but when you have openly stated you will not fulfill them, then why bother? What is the pattern to your logic, strange one?"
Sighing, as if talking down to a young and disobedient child, I blinked my eyes slowly, shifting until the dagger didn't press so hard against my windpipe. Rotating my ankles slightly to see if there was any play in the leather strip, I kept my tone level.
"And who are you to pass judgment on my ways? I rule as I see fit. You are fully entitled to your opinion, sir, but isn't this taking your extremist views just one step too far?"
My eyes flitted to the bindings and the metal blade pushing into my skin and leaving a visible red line.
"What good is your righteousness and honor, if the only way you can find to combat evil is with evil of your own?"
I merely gave him a casual glance as the cold blade bit hungrily at my skin. He was in control, physically if not mentally, for the moment, and I wasn't too eager to experience any more pain by his hands. I readily acknowledged this – I was not stupid enough to take chances that weren't in my favor. For now, I'd play along.
"You speak of contradiction, how we need each other, and then make as if to kill me. Threats are all and good when they are plausible, but when you have openly stated you will not fulfill them, then why bother? What is the pattern to your logic, strange one?"
Sighing, as if talking down to a young and disobedient child, I blinked my eyes slowly, shifting until the dagger didn't press so hard against my windpipe. Rotating my ankles slightly to see if there was any play in the leather strip, I kept my tone level.
"And who are you to pass judgment on my ways? I rule as I see fit. You are fully entitled to your opinion, sir, but isn't this taking your extremist views just one step too far?"
My eyes flitted to the bindings and the metal blade pushing into my skin and leaving a visible red line.
"What good is your righteousness and honor, if the only way you can find to combat evil is with evil of your own?"