He snorted, but it was so faint it could have easily gone undetected. Landel’s was not a place where he had met many individuals who valued his thoughts. “Although I have many things I could still say, what you choose to do is up to you. I can handle Sasuke.” You should stay out of trouble was the unspoken implication.
Funny, that even after everything said and done Aigis continued to blaze ahead without paying mind to her weakened state. Seeking out someone willing to cut her open and fish around in her stomach almost made more sense than spending her time on a manhunt for Sasuke. But yet she was choosing someone else’s problems over her own.
He’d never understand people who thought like her. That made it easier to ignore her inscrutable little smile.
“But first, something I was intending to from the beginning,” he cut in, turning his attention back to her hand. Yes. First things first. Then everything else. When he could settle everything into priorities and lists, things seemed clearer to his mind. “I’ll check your blood while we’re able.” And just like that, he pricked her index finger, quick as a flash. The tiny bead of blood that followed was all he really needed.
Blood scents only revealed so much, but…
“Well, there is some good news in all of this mess. I don’t detect any significant changes from the last time I checked. Nothing to suggest a full-on transformation. That, besides sharing with you my opinion, was what I wanted to see you for.”
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Funny, that even after everything said and done Aigis continued to blaze ahead without paying mind to her weakened state. Seeking out someone willing to cut her open and fish around in her stomach almost made more sense than spending her time on a manhunt for Sasuke. But yet she was choosing someone else’s problems over her own.
He’d never understand people who thought like her. That made it easier to ignore her inscrutable little smile.
“But first, something I was intending to from the beginning,” he cut in, turning his attention back to her hand. Yes. First things first. Then everything else. When he could settle everything into priorities and lists, things seemed clearer to his mind. “I’ll check your blood while we’re able.” And just like that, he pricked her index finger, quick as a flash. The tiny bead of blood that followed was all he really needed.
Blood scents only revealed so much, but…
“Well, there is some good news in all of this mess. I don’t detect any significant changes from the last time I checked. Nothing to suggest a full-on transformation. That, besides sharing with you my opinion, was what I wanted to see you for.”