Tsim just kept looking at him and saying nothing not caring for his threats or commands it wasn't in his choice to obey them so he wouldent. He looked to the other 2 before eyeing him over again wondering what he would do if he didn't respond at all.
Some Sisterly Time
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October narrowed her violet eyes, obviously not liking this guy. She opened her mouth to say something, but was silenced by the look her sister was giving her. She glared at Axel, though... not like that would even do anything.
Adelina kept her eyes on Axel. She didn't like him; after what he had said to her sister, nope, she didn't like him. No one talked to her sister like that except for the brown-haired girl herself, and she rarely did anyway. "First of all, I don't think you've any reason to talk to us like that," she said. So what if she wasn't exactly nice either? He didn't need to know that, and she knew October wouldn't tell. Tsim didn't talk anyway, so she didn't have to worry about him.
"Second, since you won't tell us your name, well, then I suppose you have no business knowing ours either." She shrugged her shoulders, then a more angry look came to her eyes. "Third, don't you DARE talk to my sister that way," the seventeen-year-old hissed. "She'll say whatever she wants to say, and you have no right to tell her what she should keep to herself and what she shouldn't. And as for a tough girl act, I'm not being tough. I'm just freakin' annoyed, so get it straight. And don't talk to the boy like that, he doesn't have to talk if he doesn't want to."
.... wow.... October thought to herself after Adelina spoke. A small smirk crept onto the thirteen-year-old's lips, and she glanced at Tsim before looking back to Axel.
Adelina kept her eyes on Axel. She didn't like him; after what he had said to her sister, nope, she didn't like him. No one talked to her sister like that except for the brown-haired girl herself, and she rarely did anyway. "First of all, I don't think you've any reason to talk to us like that," she said. So what if she wasn't exactly nice either? He didn't need to know that, and she knew October wouldn't tell. Tsim didn't talk anyway, so she didn't have to worry about him.
"Second, since you won't tell us your name, well, then I suppose you have no business knowing ours either." She shrugged her shoulders, then a more angry look came to her eyes. "Third, don't you DARE talk to my sister that way," the seventeen-year-old hissed. "She'll say whatever she wants to say, and you have no right to tell her what she should keep to herself and what she shouldn't. And as for a tough girl act, I'm not being tough. I'm just freakin' annoyed, so get it straight. And don't talk to the boy like that, he doesn't have to talk if he doesn't want to."
.... wow.... October thought to herself after Adelina spoke. A small smirk crept onto the thirteen-year-old's lips, and she glanced at Tsim before looking back to Axel.
A small chuckle escapes Axel's lips before he chooses to reply, "Annoyed, tough, all things I lack any ability to act like of my own free will. You're temper is needless, for I don't find myself threatened by it at all, I will say what I want, to who I want, and nothing you say or do is going to change that. By the way, you statement about having no right to control what your sister said, would apply to you having no right as to control what I say as well. Therefore if I feel like telling her to shut up, I'll say it, whether she chooses to or not is her own decision to make. The boy interests me however..the fact that he doesn't speak when insulted peaks my curiosity.." He slowly walks towards Tsim and looks at him, "Hmm..very well, my name is Axel.." he says, addressing all of them as he turn from the boy and walks over to the loud mouthed older sister, "Any other petty little threats you want to give me girl?"
Tsim just blinked a few more times looking up so he could see his face. He didn't care thought he wouldent talk wouldent mean he wouldent look at someone in the face as if he weren't after a few moments he looked away not wanting to stare and looked toward the other 2 his hands lazily poistioned at his side near the handle of his sword though it looked more coquincidence then being afraid or ready to attack.
"Annoyed, tough, all things I lack any ability to act like of my own free will...."
An eyebrow raised somewhat. "And why can't you act like that on your own free will?" she asked the male, somewhat confused. Then she remembered what he said about lacking emotions, and sighed. "Nevermind. You have no 'emotions'. Hard to belive though, if you ask me."
"....By the way, you statement about having no right to control what your sister said, would apply to you having no right as to control what I say as well. Therefore if I feel like telling her to shut up, I'll say it, whether she chooses to or not is her own decision to make."
Eyes narrowed again. He was right. Not like she would admit that, though, she never would. "Whatever," she mumbled, more to herself than to him. When he brought up the boy, she merely watched as he went over to him.
October shook her head when the male actually mentioned his name. "Didn't you say we didn't have a reason to know your name?" she asked, voice filled with innocent curiosity, but she meant it in a ruder way.
Adelina smirked when he asked if there were any other threats she wanted to give him. "Not for now," she said.
An eyebrow raised somewhat. "And why can't you act like that on your own free will?" she asked the male, somewhat confused. Then she remembered what he said about lacking emotions, and sighed. "Nevermind. You have no 'emotions'. Hard to belive though, if you ask me."
"....By the way, you statement about having no right to control what your sister said, would apply to you having no right as to control what I say as well. Therefore if I feel like telling her to shut up, I'll say it, whether she chooses to or not is her own decision to make."
Eyes narrowed again. He was right. Not like she would admit that, though, she never would. "Whatever," she mumbled, more to herself than to him. When he brought up the boy, she merely watched as he went over to him.
October shook her head when the male actually mentioned his name. "Didn't you say we didn't have a reason to know your name?" she asked, voice filled with innocent curiosity, but she meant it in a ruder way.
Adelina smirked when he asked if there were any other threats she wanted to give him. "Not for now," she said.
Axel smiles, "Good, I thought not.." he then turns his attention to the little girl, "I changed my mind, you know it now, so accept it and don't be argumentative, for it serves no purpose.." he says dully, before looking up again to her sister, "You do not believe I am void of emotions? I suppose you are right..I can feel anger, and that's it. You doubt that I cannot feel emotions because you do not understand how it's possible I presume..however It is true that I can feel nothing. Things such as love, happiness, sorrow..they escape my capabilities. I cannot cry, nor feel emotional pain..it's interesting really.." He closes his eyes and shakes his head, "however it's something I think I would rather keep..you have no idea how much easier it is to think when you don't have silly base emotions clouding your thoughts.."
Tsim didn't really care about emotionless people since they threw it away themselves it didn't concern him to learn about it and how to avoid it. He just looked away for something more intresting to do
"I changed my mind, you know it now, so accept it and don't be argumentative, for it serves no purpose.."
October merely shrugged her shoulders. He was right, there really wasn't a sense in arguing. She didn't say anything though, just listening to the rest of what he said to Adelina. The fact that he couldn't feel any emotions except anger still creeped her out a little, but continued to not say anything about it.
The eyebrow remained raised. "You feel nothing but anger?" she asked him. It was still hard for her to believe, really. She didn't think it was possible. "Then... just... wow." She titled her head to the side, honestly not knowing what to say for once. But, then, a question popped into her head. "And what made you emotionless, hm?"
She glanced at Tsim, noticing he was looking away, but didn't really care and looked back to Axel.
October merely shrugged her shoulders. He was right, there really wasn't a sense in arguing. She didn't say anything though, just listening to the rest of what he said to Adelina. The fact that he couldn't feel any emotions except anger still creeped her out a little, but continued to not say anything about it.
The eyebrow remained raised. "You feel nothing but anger?" she asked him. It was still hard for her to believe, really. She didn't think it was possible. "Then... just... wow." She titled her head to the side, honestly not knowing what to say for once. But, then, a question popped into her head. "And what made you emotionless, hm?"
She glanced at Tsim, noticing he was looking away, but didn't really care and looked back to Axel.
Axel's eyes narrow at her in an irritated way, "That falls under the category of none of your business, got it?" he asks her, not caring whether she does or doesn't, "Now then..do I get the privilege of knowing the name of you three, or do I get to listen to you try and squander my past out of me?" His tone read sarcasm, something that escaped from his mouth frequently around people he found interesting or those who got on his nerves.
Tsim said nothing as usual...speaking of which no one knew his name...and he did kind of enjoy that...the secludity and secretive way how it went...he looked at the man again still not making even a move against him or a bad look at him.