and the only solution was to stand and fight
Sighing, and still keeping the book out of the youth’s reach, he crouched down to snag at the others that had toppled and fallen in Marcus’s haste. Some were ancient and he didn’t want them broken apart, and others were still fairly new and had yet to be subjected to many pitfalls of humans.
At least the grunting and pointing had ceased for actual words, at which Deimos arched his brow again, placing the journals back upon the table. Deciding the Abandoned wasn’t going to put the latest parchment into danger, he opened the book to the designated page, pointing towards the hels he’d drawn after the latest encounter. “Unfortunately. I have heard King’s End’s unicorns are being affected as well,” which he didn’t particularly care for, out of homage for his companion. “We have been. Belial and I took out most of this flock.” Unfurling another long breath, his head tilted once more, studying the material. “Have you seen any?” He was uncertain if Noah or Cordelia had taken the lad out into the wilderness lately, or left him in the safer boundaries of the Citadel.
At least the grunting and pointing had ceased for actual words, at which Deimos arched his brow again, placing the journals back upon the table. Deciding the Abandoned wasn’t going to put the latest parchment into danger, he opened the book to the designated page, pointing towards the hels he’d drawn after the latest encounter. “Unfortunately. I have heard King’s End’s unicorns are being affected as well,” which he didn’t particularly care for, out of homage for his companion. “We have been. Belial and I took out most of this flock.” Unfurling another long breath, his head tilted once more, studying the material. “Have you seen any?” He was uncertain if Noah or Cordelia had taken the lad out into the wilderness lately, or left him in the safer boundaries of the Citadel.
DEIMOS
