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Ooc — Victoria
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January 27, 2015, 03:18 PM
i thought so too! noire made it for me (she played jokull). :3
When the pallid boy studied him for a few moments before looking away, Sinaaq did not look away. It was only natural to keep his eyes on the presence of whatever creature he was in, of course, but even so Sinaaq did not back down so easily, regardless of if it made said other creature uncomfortable to be stared at. Sinaaq did not care for what others felt. Their feelings did not impact him in any sort of manner and were, therefore not his concern. He was a product of what he knew, after all. No one else seemed to care about how their actions impacted
him emotionally, and thus Sinaaq was led to believe that it was
okay to not care about anyone else's, in turn, regardless of if they were stranger or not.
Sinaaq watched the movement of the pallid male's head with careful consideration as he moved, mindful of the rocky slopes and treacherous terrain he was on. "Right," The darkling murmured with sarcasm laced in his soft, accented tone. Of course he didn't believe the quick and defensive response of the pallid male. As far as Sinaaq could see (and smell) they were the only two there and it hadn't been Sinaaq that had caused the racket loud enough to wake the dead, but Sinaaq did not provoke further, letting his sardonic reply linger in the air between them. Sinaaq glimpsed at the ledge that the pallid male motioned to with great tedium, skeptic but willing to humor his pallid company, if only for the moment. "And?" Sinaaq brought the question to light. He wasn't exactly sure what the other was trying to say, or, rather, why he thought that Sinaaq actually cared either way. He'd stated a simple fact (question?) and hadn't necessarily expected an explanation.