Aw, come on. You used to be a lot more fun than that.
[Or, at least, he had vague memories of such a hundred years ago. It was hard to say what she was really like these days, when the only time he'd seen her lately was far below as he was lowered into a boiling cauldron. Part of him wanted to hold that against her, but it was Wrath who did it, and Father, so how much could she really be blamed? Especially when he was short on familiar faces in this place. Better not to make enemies too quickly.
And she certainly didn't seem quick to strike, that was clear. While she was probably as powerless as him, as proven by her lack of claws when he'd grabbed her, there was also a distinct lack of sharpness in her words, or evil smirks. She almost seemed like a different person.]
Great. So we're both in the dark.
[He shrugged his shoulders, taking a few more pacing steps around her, never really out of reach. It was too much of a coincidence just running into her like this, and he wasn't going to let her get away until his curiosity was satisfied. How could he? But that didn't mean he had to be too overbearing, especially without knowing what else was lurking in the crowds. It wouldn't shock him if she was bait for Envy, or Gluttony, and even powerless two or three of six on one was bad odds.]
Of course, you've gotta wonder, who'd give us a second chance?
[He flashed her a smile, smug rather than self-deprecating. Greed had never regretted the things he'd done, and he never would. Now matter how wicked or destructive they were.]
Re: I apologize for the late reply!
[Or, at least, he had vague memories of such a hundred years ago. It was hard to say what she was really like these days, when the only time he'd seen her lately was far below as he was lowered into a boiling cauldron. Part of him wanted to hold that against her, but it was Wrath who did it, and Father, so how much could she really be blamed? Especially when he was short on familiar faces in this place. Better not to make enemies too quickly.
And she certainly didn't seem quick to strike, that was clear. While she was probably as powerless as him, as proven by her lack of claws when he'd grabbed her, there was also a distinct lack of sharpness in her words, or evil smirks. She almost seemed like a different person.]
Great. So we're both in the dark.
[He shrugged his shoulders, taking a few more pacing steps around her, never really out of reach. It was too much of a coincidence just running into her like this, and he wasn't going to let her get away until his curiosity was satisfied. How could he? But that didn't mean he had to be too overbearing, especially without knowing what else was lurking in the crowds. It wouldn't shock him if she was bait for Envy, or Gluttony, and even powerless two or three of six on one was bad odds.]
Of course, you've gotta wonder, who'd give us a second chance?
[He flashed her a smile, smug rather than self-deprecating. Greed had never regretted the things he'd done, and he never would. Now matter how wicked or destructive they were.]
So. What are your plans in our gilded cage?