Kelarith growled and shook his head, replacing his Draich. How he loathed such useless displays of 'strength'. It seemed that most Druchii were like lazy Hydras in a cave snapping at each other to get more space yet remain lying down, not bothering to get up. It were social interactions such as these that he knew he did not belong in society anymore.
He crossed his arms and stood back waiting for December to speak.
Kelarith hated stories of murder, it was the actual killing that mattered not boasting. Khaine never showed His favor towards the best story-teller. His hand reached towards the small pouch on his belt, the bone fragments clinked around as his fingers caressed it gently; a pleasing sound to his ears. A sound that helped him relax.
He crossed his arms and stood back waiting for December to speak.
Kelarith hated stories of murder, it was the actual killing that mattered not boasting. Khaine never showed His favor towards the best story-teller. His hand reached towards the small pouch on his belt, the bone fragments clinked around as his fingers caressed it gently; a pleasing sound to his ears. A sound that helped him relax.