Post by Erek Blackmore on Aug 30, 2017 22:37:09 GMT -5
Erek had contacted Natalie about a week in the past, he had sent her directly to Freyleif-- telling her to stop by the castle to meet the Queen before all else, it was important that she made introductions-- and the library there could hold information on her clan that was far more important. Apparently, that interaction had gone a bit rockily-- but Erek wasn't too concerned, things would work out fine. He'd told her to take her time getting to him, learn the layout of the land, get a place for her to fall back to in London-- and more importantly, spend time reading the plethora of information he had sent to her digitally.
Mostly on his clan, their pasts, abilities, how they'd fallen now-- and his own steps to beginning to improve them after taking the position as head of London's branch-- fully intending to go straight for the head of the clan. There was also some information pertaining to the new "little brother" he'd picked up in a way-- Martin, as well as, likely to her complete shock-- a woman he specified as "his" named Sera to let her know who was around that matter. There was information on the other clan heads, and so forth-- but none of it really mattered to Erek, by comparison, considering almost all of them would be losing their status once he became head until they could prove themselves once more to be worthwhile members of the clan.
Now, he was expected her-- calmly sitting in his office, the underground complex was buzzing with life-- he'd officially put out his challenge to the head of the clan, and all of the southern branch members now knew it-- talk in the halls about it, as well as all the changes that had taken place filled the air. Older Quincy gruff and angry at the idea of a "half breed yellow monkey" becoming the head of their "noble clan", younger members excited out the possible chance, of possibly reforming the clan into something that meant their original stances. Through it all Erek cared little-- a cigar hanging from his lips as his fingers tapped away at the laptop.
He didn't particularly care for technology-- and it had taken him quite a while to get used to this damn thing, but it had been worth it. He had to admit, the thing was far more efficient than writing it out by paper and pen. After a few moments, he heard the knuckles cracking against his door, and glanced up, flicking the switch that unlocked the door as he leaned back in his chair.
"Come in," he called simply, his gaze resting on the door, he could sense her, and he had little doubt that it wasn't Forge. It was too clear-- even without having sensed her spiritual pressure before, there was no way he could mistake something that was just so very-- well, her.
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Mostly on his clan, their pasts, abilities, how they'd fallen now-- and his own steps to beginning to improve them after taking the position as head of London's branch-- fully intending to go straight for the head of the clan. There was also some information pertaining to the new "little brother" he'd picked up in a way-- Martin, as well as, likely to her complete shock-- a woman he specified as "his" named Sera to let her know who was around that matter. There was information on the other clan heads, and so forth-- but none of it really mattered to Erek, by comparison, considering almost all of them would be losing their status once he became head until they could prove themselves once more to be worthwhile members of the clan.
Now, he was expected her-- calmly sitting in his office, the underground complex was buzzing with life-- he'd officially put out his challenge to the head of the clan, and all of the southern branch members now knew it-- talk in the halls about it, as well as all the changes that had taken place filled the air. Older Quincy gruff and angry at the idea of a "half breed yellow monkey" becoming the head of their "noble clan", younger members excited out the possible chance, of possibly reforming the clan into something that meant their original stances. Through it all Erek cared little-- a cigar hanging from his lips as his fingers tapped away at the laptop.
He didn't particularly care for technology-- and it had taken him quite a while to get used to this damn thing, but it had been worth it. He had to admit, the thing was far more efficient than writing it out by paper and pen. After a few moments, he heard the knuckles cracking against his door, and glanced up, flicking the switch that unlocked the door as he leaned back in his chair.
"Come in," he called simply, his gaze resting on the door, he could sense her, and he had little doubt that it wasn't Forge. It was too clear-- even without having sensed her spiritual pressure before, there was no way he could mistake something that was just so very-- well, her.
Tags: Natalie Forge
Post Words: 489
Thread Words: 489