07-22-2015, 06:32 PM
Elias inwardly groaned. Exactly as he predicted, nobody did anything about the dead girl. Not even so much as bending down to check for a pulse. Well, Elias wasn't going to do everything for everybody. He already had enough mysteries to juggle, adding the cause of death of some random girl to his plate wasn't in the cards.
Jaxen's name was called through the trees. Like Jaxen, Elias scanned around them for the source just as a trio of men appeared. Two were large brutes that were apparent muscle for the third, a well-dressed, dignified man that stalked straight at Jaxen.
The offer of a ride was more than welcome. If Jaxen was capable of skipping out on the dead girl, Elias was more than willing to join him. "I'm in,"
he said as he grabbed the pack he'd left behind previously in the snow.
With it thrown over one shoulder, he paused at Jaxen's side, turning back. "Someone should stay with her. Probably the one that called the police in the first place."
A flat look scanned across Elyse and Sierra. At this point they meant little else to him. The river could give him nothing else.
Jaxen's name was called through the trees. Like Jaxen, Elias scanned around them for the source just as a trio of men appeared. Two were large brutes that were apparent muscle for the third, a well-dressed, dignified man that stalked straight at Jaxen.
The offer of a ride was more than welcome. If Jaxen was capable of skipping out on the dead girl, Elias was more than willing to join him. "I'm in,"
he said as he grabbed the pack he'd left behind previously in the snow.
With it thrown over one shoulder, he paused at Jaxen's side, turning back. "Someone should stay with her. Probably the one that called the police in the first place."
A flat look scanned across Elyse and Sierra. At this point they meant little else to him. The river could give him nothing else.