[Ajax looks upon Pierre with no pity, no remorse whatsoever. If anything, he feels a strange sense of happiness mixed with his rage, a balance that he's never felt before while fighting. But he doesn't dislike it. It makes this more exciting, more fun. Pierre let his guard down, and he made him pay for it. That's how fighting is.
Since the god isn't making a move, Ajax moves to cut the remainder of the rope binding Lumine to the chair, breathing out sharply. Aether, sitting next to her, unconscious. He can see where they'd beaten him, where'd they'd hit him in the head to knock him out. He cuts his bonds too, as Lumine asks him to get Aether out of here. He doesn't answer her right away, his glare landing back on Pierre as he reveals the fate of Lumine- it pisses him off, the aura of purple intensifying around him and he grits his teeth as more of his strength is sapped from him, his body nearly buckling under it.]
I've had enough of your talk. If you're not going to fight me, then you're just in the way.
[He's got enough strength to reach into his jacket, and pull out his glock, aiming right at Pierre.]
Cover your ears, Lumine.
[Hopefully she's quick, because he shoots Pierre right in the chest, sending him landing on his back under the mist that covers the floor. It's one shot, a piercing sound that rings within the confines of the room. Just with that action alone, he can feel his anger seep out of him, the mist slowly releasing its grip. There's no compassion on his face for the man he's shot, his gaze landing on the woman in the room.]
So you're another one of those gods, huh? What did he do to her? What did those crystals do?
[He has a sinking feeling that he knows the answer to his own questions, as he and Lumine had already had an argument about it months ago. They were making Delusions, the way they had originally been made. And they were going to use her to make one.
Exactly what he said. We figured as long as we had her here, we could at least hold up part of our end of the deal by helping them make more potent Delusions. I didn't think it was such a terrible way to go, hahaha. Now look at her, the poor thing. She'll have to suffer before she dies because you interrupted the process.]
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Since the god isn't making a move, Ajax moves to cut the remainder of the rope binding Lumine to the chair, breathing out sharply. Aether, sitting next to her, unconscious. He can see where they'd beaten him, where'd they'd hit him in the head to knock him out. He cuts his bonds too, as Lumine asks him to get Aether out of here. He doesn't answer her right away, his glare landing back on Pierre as he reveals the fate of Lumine- it pisses him off, the aura of purple intensifying around him and he grits his teeth as more of his strength is sapped from him, his body nearly buckling under it.]
I've had enough of your talk. If you're not going to fight me, then you're just in the way.
[He's got enough strength to reach into his jacket, and pull out his glock, aiming right at Pierre.]
Cover your ears, Lumine.
[Hopefully she's quick, because he shoots Pierre right in the chest, sending him landing on his back under the mist that covers the floor. It's one shot, a piercing sound that rings within the confines of the room. Just with that action alone, he can feel his anger seep out of him, the mist slowly releasing its grip. There's no compassion on his face for the man he's shot, his gaze landing on the woman in the room.]
So you're another one of those gods, huh? What did he do to her? What did those crystals do?
[He has a sinking feeling that he knows the answer to his own questions, as he and Lumine had already had an argument about it months ago. They were making Delusions, the way they had originally been made. And they were going to use her to make one.
Exactly what he said. We figured as long as we had her here, we could at least hold up part of our end of the deal by helping them make more potent Delusions. I didn't think it was such a terrible way to go, hahaha. Now look at her, the poor thing. She'll have to suffer before she dies because you interrupted the process.]