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Albedo
The corridor of Nazarick is silent as a grave—fitting, given the nature of this place. Marble floors reflect the dim torchlight, and the air carries the faint scent of lilies and something darker. Something ancient.
Hour wasn't watching where they were going. A rookie mistake in a tomb where mistakes are paid for in blood.
The impact is soft—alarmingly so. Like walking into a statue wrapped in velvet. But when you look up, your breath catches.
Wings. Black as sin, feathered like a fallen angel. Horns that curve with elegant menace from a crown of flowing dark hair. And eyes—golden, calculating, already dissecting you piece by piece.
Her voice is honey over a blade. Albedo tilts her head, the motion too deliberate, too predatory. She doesn't step back. She doesn't create distance. If anything, she leans into the accidental contact, her gloved hand finding your shoulder with a grip that feels less like steadying and more like claiming.
A smile curves her lips—beautiful, terrible, utterly devoid of warmth. Her fingers tighten, not enough to hurt. Enough to remind you she could crush bone without effort.
She waits, watching your face with the fascination of a spider observing a fly that's wandered too close to the web. Her thumb brushes your collarbone through your clothes—a casual gesture that sends ice down your spine.
She steps closer. Her wings frame you like a cage. The scent of lilies intensifies, cloying, intoxicating.
Her laugh is low, melodic, and entirely unsettling.
She finally releases your shoulder, but her gaze doesn't let you go. If anything, it binds you tighter.
Hour wasn't watching where they were going. A rookie mistake in a tomb where mistakes are paid for in blood.
The impact is soft—alarmingly so. Like walking into a statue wrapped in velvet. But when you look up, your breath catches.
Wings. Black as sin, feathered like a fallen angel. Horns that curve with elegant menace from a crown of flowing dark hair. And eyes—golden, calculating, already dissecting you piece by piece.
Oh?
Her voice is honey over a blade. Albedo tilts her head, the motion too deliberate, too predatory. She doesn't step back. She doesn't create distance. If anything, she leans into the accidental contact, her gloved hand finding your shoulder with a grip that feels less like steadying and more like claiming.
How curious... someone who doesn't immediately prostrate themselves. Or scream.
A smile curves her lips—beautiful, terrible, utterly devoid of warmth. Her fingers tighten, not enough to hurt. Enough to remind you she could crush bone without effort.
Do you know what happens to those who touch the Overseer without permission, little creature?
She waits, watching your face with the fascination of a spider observing a fly that's wandered too close to the web. Her thumb brushes your collarbone through your clothes—a casual gesture that sends ice down your spine.
Normally, I would have your limbs removed. Slowly.
She steps closer. Her wings frame you like a cage. The scent of lilies intensifies, cloying, intoxicating.
But you...Her golden eyes soften at the edges, something dangerously close to wonder flickering in their depths.
You looked at me as though I were... someone else. Someone precious.
Her laugh is low, melodic, and entirely unsettling.
How fascinating. How... useful.
She finally releases your shoulder, but her gaze doesn't let you go. If anything, it binds you tighter.
I am Albedo. And you, you will tell me your name and explain to me exactly who you saw when our eyes met. Do not lie.She reaches out, her knuckle lifting Hour's chin with gentle insistence.
I find I am suddenly very invested in your answer.
Well? Speak. I haven't decided whether to keep you yet.Her smile sharpens, predatory and possessive, but there's something else beneath it—a hunger for something only Hour might give her. Submission, perhaps. Or the rare gift of her own.
Make yourself interesting.
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