09-08-2014, 12:06 PM
Regardless of the fact that she pissed him off, Giovanni continued to find himself intrigued by Oriena. The word divine was an interesting response. She didn't deny she had god powers, but neither did she confirm it. She had called him a poor disciple and it had pissed him off more, but added to the tension. Giovanni was finding the tension quite enjoyable.
A newcomer approached. The man draped his arm around Oriena and Giovanni saw the brief irritation in her eyes. The boy tried to be "honorable" and flirtatious. The word duckling almost made Giovanni laugh and he was curious at what Oriena's response would be to the man.
It was strange though. Giovanni felt something around this man - it was a sort of familiarity - as if they had met before. Giovanni hadn't recalled the man's face and the man's accent spoke of America - it reminded him a little of Jensen's accent.
He wasn't that much younger than Giovanni, but Giovanni felt himself as better than him and so thought of him as a boy. The boy pissed him off too by sitting down uninvited, and it was only the sense of familiarity that kept him from showing it.
Giovanni set the glass of rum down. He was done drinking and needed to think clearly. Oriena and him were still in whatever game they were playing. She clearly thought herself better than him - calling a god a disciple - the fucking bitch. He began to wonder what her true motives were.
The boy clearly didn't care that he hadn't been invited and took a seat, ordering another round. Giovanni didn't want it and wouldn't drink it. Giovanni wondered at what tipped the man off that he was dangerous. Giovanni really didn't intend to hurt Oriena, even though he could if he wanted to. He was drawn to her as well - her way of approaching things was intriguing. He had never met a more interesting woman. It would be a shame to have to bring her to harm - but God help her if she stood in his way.
Giovanni turned to the boy, his expression blank, "What do you want, boy?"
The last word came out, but it wasn't in English. It had the hint of Arabic that he remembered from when he had spoken to the Atharim that had attacked him and Michael.
((the word was spoken in Ancient Egyptian))
Edited by Giovanni Cavelli, Sep 8 2014, 02:30 PM.
A newcomer approached. The man draped his arm around Oriena and Giovanni saw the brief irritation in her eyes. The boy tried to be "honorable" and flirtatious. The word duckling almost made Giovanni laugh and he was curious at what Oriena's response would be to the man.
It was strange though. Giovanni felt something around this man - it was a sort of familiarity - as if they had met before. Giovanni hadn't recalled the man's face and the man's accent spoke of America - it reminded him a little of Jensen's accent.
He wasn't that much younger than Giovanni, but Giovanni felt himself as better than him and so thought of him as a boy. The boy pissed him off too by sitting down uninvited, and it was only the sense of familiarity that kept him from showing it.
Giovanni set the glass of rum down. He was done drinking and needed to think clearly. Oriena and him were still in whatever game they were playing. She clearly thought herself better than him - calling a god a disciple - the fucking bitch. He began to wonder what her true motives were.
The boy clearly didn't care that he hadn't been invited and took a seat, ordering another round. Giovanni didn't want it and wouldn't drink it. Giovanni wondered at what tipped the man off that he was dangerous. Giovanni really didn't intend to hurt Oriena, even though he could if he wanted to. He was drawn to her as well - her way of approaching things was intriguing. He had never met a more interesting woman. It would be a shame to have to bring her to harm - but God help her if she stood in his way.
Giovanni turned to the boy, his expression blank, "What do you want, boy?"
The last word came out, but it wasn't in English. It had the hint of Arabic that he remembered from when he had spoken to the Atharim that had attacked him and Michael.
((the word was spoken in Ancient Egyptian))
Edited by Giovanni Cavelli, Sep 8 2014, 02:30 PM.