Innocence
Linked to Asmodean, Kim can feel that he's afraid, but more than that, an underlying anger and deep hatred. The force of his rage surprises her, bleeds into her, reminding her of all those late nights and thoughts that has she suppressed of violent revenge. And under that, almost hidden, a connection to her almost-sister, and from that all she feels is pain. She tries not to think about that, tries to focus on her own emotions, but it's hard to ignore the link entirely.
Ishamael's house isn't what she expected, but there are no stone rooms caked in blood or inhuman screams from a dungeon. It doesn't, in final review, even appear all that different from her teacher's. Except of course that it's more ornately decorated and is quite a bit larger. Having to think of Elan as someone who lives in a place, who decorates and has taste, makes her stomach turn a little.
Asmodean walks in front of her, seemingly unconcerned by the fact that they're hidden by weaves and discovery could easily mean death.
Ishamael's house isn't what she expected, but there are no stone rooms caked in blood or inhuman screams from a dungeon. It doesn't, in final review, even appear all that different from her teacher's. Except of course that it's more ornately decorated and is quite a bit larger. Having to think of Elan as someone who lives in a place, who decorates and has taste, makes her stomach turn a little.
Asmodean walks in front of her, seemingly unconcerned by the fact that they're hidden by weaves and discovery could easily mean death.