Rairice
February 11th, 2017, 12:03 AM
“Why didn’t you do that before? Couldn’t we have saved time?” Xander pondered; poking fun at Alexial.
‘The gods, curse him!’ “Stop asking all these questions!” Alexial threw her hands in the air, she grabbed Xander by his arms and shook him violently.” You’re driving me crazy.”
Gabriel was not amused by their banter. ‘This makes no sense. She skips her rites to just bring us back to here? Does she want to be in trouble?’ He folded his arms, disgruntled. “Why are we here? The Seraphim Temple is not meant for just, anybody.”
‘Did he really just say that? As if I didn’t know that was directed at me?’ Xander was speechless. He stood there, unflinching, still held by Alexial, who was also stunned. He looked to Alexial, her gaze unblinking, towards Gabriel.
“What is that supposed to mean?” Contemptibly, she watched Gabriel’s every move.
Feeling uneasy, Xander gently took a step back. “Leave it to Alexial to come to the rescue, but now is not the time for this. Gabriel has always been a jerk. Not like that’s ever going change.’
“You know exactly what I mean. People like Xander aren’t allowed inside. It’s the law.”
“So what? You’re an enforcer now? Stop showing your ass. It’s not cute.”
“Cute,” Gabriel’s brows furrowed at her snarky remark, “If anyone is trying to be cute, it’s you. Your recklessness amazes me. You, the Godhead’s daughter, and you choose to defy him in every way. You should feel privileged to be born into the highest ranking of society.”
“What is your problem? Did you wake up wanting to argue with me today? We don’t have time to get into this with you right now.”
“It seems we never have time to talk about things that should be talked about, Alexial.” Gabriel threw his arms down as he huffed, irritated.
“Hey, can we not do this? I mean we are in front of the temple and I don’t want to attract any attention. Anyways, he is sort of right.”
Alexial’s face scrunched at Xander’s pacifism. “Don’t stick up for him!”
“Don’t yell, loudmouth,” Xander poked her nose, “He is right, even if the way he said it was totally rude.”
“Rude, How about just being a plain asshole.” Alexial jabbed, making eye contact with Gabriel. He mocked back at her.
Xander sighed. “Lex, it is law. I’ve never been within spitting distance of this place, until now. Gabriel is just telling the truth. You might not get into any trouble, but me and him; that’s a different story.”
‘What is up with these two? It’s like they’ve become my watchers.’ Alexial’s hand combed through her hair.’ There’s no more time, I have to go now.’ She looked at Xander and Gabriel, and without a word she headed for the entrance.
Xander was quick to follow, ‘Glad I got out of that. If those two argued any longer, it would have turned into a storm of pillory.’ Catching up, he looked briefly behind to see Gabriel reluctantly dragging his feet to follow. “He seems really upset, you’re sure you still want to do this?” He asked her, nervously. ‘I know that I was told not to go near this place, but is that a rule for everyone? I mean seriously, not one person within a 100 feet of this place?’ Lost in thought Xander stopped. He noticed a small child playing carelessly close; and not a second later was whisked away by her mother. Seeing the mother waving her finger, ‘Something in me wishes I could hear what she’s saying.’
‘The gods, curse him!’ “Stop asking all these questions!” Alexial threw her hands in the air, she grabbed Xander by his arms and shook him violently.” You’re driving me crazy.”
Gabriel was not amused by their banter. ‘This makes no sense. She skips her rites to just bring us back to here? Does she want to be in trouble?’ He folded his arms, disgruntled. “Why are we here? The Seraphim Temple is not meant for just, anybody.”
‘Did he really just say that? As if I didn’t know that was directed at me?’ Xander was speechless. He stood there, unflinching, still held by Alexial, who was also stunned. He looked to Alexial, her gaze unblinking, towards Gabriel.
“What is that supposed to mean?” Contemptibly, she watched Gabriel’s every move.
Feeling uneasy, Xander gently took a step back. “Leave it to Alexial to come to the rescue, but now is not the time for this. Gabriel has always been a jerk. Not like that’s ever going change.’
“You know exactly what I mean. People like Xander aren’t allowed inside. It’s the law.”
“So what? You’re an enforcer now? Stop showing your ass. It’s not cute.”
“Cute,” Gabriel’s brows furrowed at her snarky remark, “If anyone is trying to be cute, it’s you. Your recklessness amazes me. You, the Godhead’s daughter, and you choose to defy him in every way. You should feel privileged to be born into the highest ranking of society.”
“What is your problem? Did you wake up wanting to argue with me today? We don’t have time to get into this with you right now.”
“It seems we never have time to talk about things that should be talked about, Alexial.” Gabriel threw his arms down as he huffed, irritated.
“Hey, can we not do this? I mean we are in front of the temple and I don’t want to attract any attention. Anyways, he is sort of right.”
Alexial’s face scrunched at Xander’s pacifism. “Don’t stick up for him!”
“Don’t yell, loudmouth,” Xander poked her nose, “He is right, even if the way he said it was totally rude.”
“Rude, How about just being a plain asshole.” Alexial jabbed, making eye contact with Gabriel. He mocked back at her.
Xander sighed. “Lex, it is law. I’ve never been within spitting distance of this place, until now. Gabriel is just telling the truth. You might not get into any trouble, but me and him; that’s a different story.”
‘What is up with these two? It’s like they’ve become my watchers.’ Alexial’s hand combed through her hair.’ There’s no more time, I have to go now.’ She looked at Xander and Gabriel, and without a word she headed for the entrance.
Xander was quick to follow, ‘Glad I got out of that. If those two argued any longer, it would have turned into a storm of pillory.’ Catching up, he looked briefly behind to see Gabriel reluctantly dragging his feet to follow. “He seems really upset, you’re sure you still want to do this?” He asked her, nervously. ‘I know that I was told not to go near this place, but is that a rule for everyone? I mean seriously, not one person within a 100 feet of this place?’ Lost in thought Xander stopped. He noticed a small child playing carelessly close; and not a second later was whisked away by her mother. Seeing the mother waving her finger, ‘Something in me wishes I could hear what she’s saying.’