All of this was way too much for Everleigh to comprehend. The twins had caught this and took the lead of the conversation. They were good at this, diversion tactic and charming. They knew what and who they were and they were good at it. But never could quite understand just how valuable they were to either side of the war. They would only predict futures if they wanted to, no one could force it out of them. Arthur was aware that they probably in fact could, but the two of them were so naïve when it came to the world. That's the biggest reason they needed a body guard, they had a very bad habit of becoming reckless.<br/><br/>Arthur kept his eye on the entrance. The girls had never been wrong and the fact that she gave them a deadline made him anxious. Someone or something was coming. Though the fact that they didn't say who was ticking him off. They were always really selective with their words when it came to predictions. He always wondered if it was just to dick with him or if they really didn't know the amount of details he wanted.<br/><br/>Either way, he wasn't too happy. He thought back to when they were handed the assignments to join Everleigh team. At first he was ecstatic. He would see the most beautiful girl in the world again and spend time with her. Maybe if he could prove to her that he was worthy, he could win her heart. However reading further into the case files, he discovered she had made that contract with Jason and his heart was filled with nothing but rage. There was still a small part of him that wanted Everleigh, like an itch you couldn't scratch. But his heart was blacked and he deemed her as damaged goods. No longer the pure and radiant soul he saw her as before. She should have just dispatched him like the others tried. Surely she had the ability to. But she kept him around, defended him and then made a contract with him. He wouldn't be too surprised if she was sleeping with him too on the dl. The twins would know, but whenever he tried to pry it out of them, they shared his secrets instead of hers.<br/><br/>He wanted Everleigh to burn....and at the same time he had to follow the orders of his superiors like the obedient dog he was. Maybe if he could prove to his father that he was skillful and valuable like his sisters, he wouldn't be tasked with being their keeper and could go onto assignments far away from Everleigh and his dumb sisters. He thought about strangling them.....dispatching them. They spoke so many outlandish things, he never understood why they never got in trouble for it but if he had muttered something similar he got his ass royally beat. It was unfair, the world had been unfair to him. In his adult life, he's become more bitter and unbending. At the drop of a hat, his opinion and disposition could change. Like an unstable teenager. Though he supposed he never grew out of that stage, just learned how to mask it. He embraced it as his personality.<br/><br/>The twins however were more vigilant. They could see the darkness in their brothers soul, they had warned him but it was only a matter of time before he committed an act that would lead him to fall. They wouldn't feel too bad about it though. Since they saw the world with an open mind, falling was just another part of an angels life. Eventually they would all fall. Whether it be to earth or in battle. He was beyond saving, pining for a woman he could never have and blatantly being insubordinate. where would that get him exactly? Everleigh was a realist and she was always kind to the girls. Her heart could be swayed and they saw that as a danger to her purity but they trusted her judgement far more than they did Arthurs. Following her lead was natural. Arthur would lead himself to ruin...and at this rate, it would be during his mission with them. They did not trust him or hid judgment anymore. But mentioning it would probably get him into more trouble than he was putting himself in. It was a moral dilemma for the two of them, they would pay the toll for it later.<br/><br/>Everleigh looked at Jason "I'll tell you about my lineage later. This isn't the time or place" her voice was more like a whisper and even though they were among allies, it wasn't something she wanted to talk about in the open. The twins would soak it up and read into it. Arthur would have some kind of remark about her not living up to her legacy and she was sure Az and Af had more stories for her that would look deeper into her fathers violent past. She knew he was a great warrior and he was defiantly feared in the council. The details were lost as part of heavens darker past. Which was fine by her. She preferred to learn by her own mistakes, not her fathers.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#cc99ff">"Ella and Anna don't have their weapons yet. They were sent out without them if I remember correctly" </span>Ella and Anna turned to look at her, confused for a moment. "<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30059">We weren't sent without them" "We simply do not like them" "We are not interested in swords" "Our talents are simply wasted with that weapon." "HMPH"</span>Everleigh rolled her eyes and rubbed her face in frustration. She heard Arthur make another remark but instead of ripping his tounge out, she simply water whipped him again.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30059">"One more" "that will be strike three" Brother be careful" "Brother watch" "You will lose your temper" "Or your hand" "Keep it to yourself" </span>Everleigh looked to Az, a smirk on her face.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#cc99ff"> "They'll need a weapon just as sharp and clever as their wit" <br/>
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