IANTO
Ianto skittered back at the sudden thunder of footsteps on the stairs, the fox keeping low to the ground with his ears pinned back, unsure what the reason for all of the ruckus was for. Still, much as his heart lifted at the sight of Remi, the alchemist doing much to soothe frayed nerves, his command did not make the feeling last long. Surprised golden eyes bled into blue, and in but a moment the fox became a man crouched on the ground, feeling something like an intruder. "What's going on?" he asked, before jumping a little at the white streak that shot from a den in the main hall of the building.
Sugar had watched the intruder slip inside, already awake after Aoife had stirred, and regardless of the fact that Ronin seemingly understood the presence of the fox that she showed him in her mind, she was unhappy. Sometimes Ronin was stupid and a lot of times he was wrong. So she had decided to bite out the fox's throat just in case, and then... well, whatever. The only issue was Remi getting in the way.
So rather than lunging at the fox-man like she had wanted, Sugar ended up draped around Remi, growling moodily and lowering her scaly head to tuck it beneath the alchemist's chin.
Sugar had watched the intruder slip inside, already awake after Aoife had stirred, and regardless of the fact that Ronin seemingly understood the presence of the fox that she showed him in her mind, she was unhappy. Sometimes Ronin was stupid and a lot of times he was wrong. So she had decided to bite out the fox's throat just in case, and then... well, whatever. The only issue was Remi getting in the way.
So rather than lunging at the fox-man like she had wanted, Sugar ended up draped around Remi, growling moodily and lowering her scaly head to tuck it beneath the alchemist's chin.
where are your gods now
