Thread: Flames of War and Passion (Razgriz x Ironic)

Grinding her teeth together, she let the man speak out, lashing out his anger towards her, making her feel even worse than she secretly did. She grew up with the tournaments, never seeing anything wrong with it - It was simply just the circle of life - but now he was beginning to open up her ears to listen more in depthly. Was her people really hurting the lives of others, causing as much chaos and destruction that they just committed to her fellow prisoner neighbor? Why was she thinking so hard into this, it is what it is. Feeling her face flush red, almost unnoticeable with her orange pigment, her blood pressure risen. Her eyes began to spark, her mouth opening to say something to him, until she noticed his hands in a praying position, tuning her out after his last sentence. She could only wonder what his wish would be, but she knew it would be bad, ergo she had to destroy him tomorrow. Taking her mushy food, she ate it slowly, thinking more on what he had said to her. Why was he chosen to die for continuance? Evidently he seemed religious, hence praying right before her. Was it because of that? Finishing her glob-like food, she gave the man one last glance, seeing his body glow dimly with a breathtaking shade of orange. Regardless of the light being dim, the heat it gave off was strong, warming her up even though they were a good distance apart. Kori decided to bite her tongue until the morning, wanting to get him rallied up for the big tournament, showing him who really was in control here. Indubitably he would carry out his deed, instead it would not be for the reasons he wished for them to be. Something touched Kori's body, gripping at her shoulders and shaking her slightly. Hastily her eyes opened, looking around to see what all of the commotion was. Jhasper once more, what a surprise? Accompanied with four other guards, he stood before her, retrieving his hands from her shoulders and crossing them against his chest. Good morning, Kori dear. He smirked, some of the men behind him chuckling already. Time to put on your battle paint, you've got a show to put on. Reaching behind him, he grabbed a badge from a guard, waving it in the air for Kori to see. You see this? You know exactly what it is, and you know you're going to have to wear it whether you like it or not. Taking Kori by her shackles, he lifted her up to her feet. Kori couldn't help herself but let out a wail, her shackles cutting deeper into her fragile flesh. The badge was a metal chest piece, in the middle engraved a symbol regarding which planet the species were from. Kori's symbol represented the tree of life what else would it show? Jhasper took her arms and lifted them in the air, allowing her clothed chest to be shown to them. Unbuckling the badge, he wrapped it around her, locking it firmly in place before buckling it back up. Taking out a small device in his pocket, his index finger poked at a button, her badge illuminating the room with a hue of yellow. Like I said, my bets on the fire pit over there. Using his thumb to point over the sleeping Khrelan, he snickered shortly before tugging at her shackles, making her follow them. She wanted to know how it was possible to be treated with so much respect for one day, and then the next like dirt underneath shoes. Keep talking, I'll show you all. Grumbling at the him, her eyes flickered once more, feeling her built up anger about to erupt soon. They began to walk over to Khrelan's cell, unlocking the caged door with an ancient looking key, hearing the approving click of the door being unlocked. Jhasper walked over to him, placing his firm hands on his shoulders, but instantly he pulled away, already his hands being burned from the heat. Get me a glass of Juian, Theodore. Jhasper commanded, Theodore quickly complying to his request. Shortly he arrive with the blue liquid, handing it over to Jhasper as he portrayed a cunning grin. He began raising the glass high in the air above Khrelan's head, savoring the moment. Slowly he tipped the glass, allowing the liquid to fall freely, showering him in the thicker fluid. Kori straightened up her posture, watching as the torcher unfolded before her eyes, feeling bad for him, but only for a split second dying out as quickly as the flames that once coated his molten body.