originally posted in:The New Dojo
“I was fine once on my own and so was he. Now piss off.”
[i]She fired a warning shot past the man’s head, the sound deafening in the rainy, empty street.
Miles had seen it all from the doorway where he was currently standing, and an expression of concern had enveloped his face.[/i]
“Tara stop! He’s not going to hurt you or me.”
[i]He said after she fired.[/i]
“Shut up! I’m done with your shit for today and I’m not taking his, parables or otherwise. I’m f*ckin’ done!”
[i]Tara shot back sharply.
She had a temper.
A very familiar temper.[/i]
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[i]A sardonic grin crossed his face, and the air around them began to grow humid, the temperature rising rapidly as white fire began to lick at the outline of the stranger. The air grew clouded with mist, the air becoming heavy as more rain evaporated into water vapor.[/i] "[b]Child, if you could survive ever so easily on your own, why did you care when his life was apparently threatened? Why such anger, such fire in you? I don't know who told you you would be safe here with only a rifle and your angry confidence, but they are either ignorant or stupid.[/b]" [i]As fog began to obscure his whole figure, the man swiveled to look to Miles, fixing on this with those fiery blue eyes.[/i] "[b]Young man, if ever you should need shelter, or aid, my doors are as open to you as they are to all. Simply seek the Church on the Mountain, and you'll find me quickly enough. "You need not believe to seek.[/b]" [i]With that, the white outline that had become the only identifier of the man's presence flickered out, and the fog concealed all evidence he'd ever existed in the first place. Cold rain began to fall through, creating streaks of vacant air in the newly formed ground cloud.[/i]
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[i]Tara lowered her rifle, and turned to walk back inside, spattered with rain. Pushing past Miles, she slammed the door shut, and stomped upstairs to put the gun away. She was beyond pissed off. Nobody had the right to tell about her or Miles except Rose, Diana, and Wilson. With her in a mood, Miles stripped out of his exo, the armor folding up nice and neat as it usually did into a small square. Going upstairs, he passed her as she came down, Tara shoving him to the side as she went back to where she’d been on the couch. Miles carried on upstairs, figuring that perhaps avoiding her for the night was an intelligent idea.[/i] [spoiler]End[/spoiler]