Post by Deleted on Jul 30, 2014 13:14:07 GMT -5
Things had been crazy these past couple of weeks. Gabriel wanted to do something nice for Amelia. So he had booked a few things through his mother, before he went and made plans. Nice resturants for lunch and dinner, some shopping, maybe seeing some sights, a night at a nice hotel in Paris, what could go wrong? He had a few things in place for the day to begin. He wore his nicely polished boots, some pressed pants and a new shirt with the sleeves rolled up. He kept one of his knives hidden in his boots but that was because well, he was a demi-god and a big three at that. He didn't go anywhere without a weapon. Well New Rome, but that was the least of his worries with Janus being Mr. OCD. He didn't much have to worry about someone sticking a knife in his back there. It was a slightly nice thought but it didn't bode well with him.
So he went looking for Amelia. He had sent her a note a few days ago but he hadn't seen her. He probably should have seeked her out after the battle but he had been stuck in the infirmary. Gabriel had turned her room in to a flower shop. He couldn't think of what else to send her to make her feel better. He wanted her to know that she was loved. Though with the death of his sister, well, he hadn't exactly been in his right mind. The sound of death on the battlefield, it was painful. All around him people and monsters were dying. The sound, deafening. It had haunted him for nights afterwards. The screams, the sounds of battle. Everyone had nightmares now and then, but there wasn't anything that even Lord Somnia could do to quell the tormented and contorted faces of the souls that Gabriel saw. That was saying something, considering his weakest power was necromancy. The dead didn't really agree with him in the same way they did with Felicity. But he wouldn't have to compete with her any more. She was gone. He didn't want to loose anyone else. He could only hope that Amelia had gotten the message to meet him near the forests edge.
So he sat down, his bow at his side. He waited. There really wasn't much anything else to do but wait. What was going to happen? He had other training to do. Maybe he should have just kept up with trying to master all of these emotions. His anger and rage, the sadness, all of it. But someone said he needed a vacation, some time away from camp. Mercury, that's who it was. He had spoken with the god briefly the other day and it was with his help that he was able to procure the necessary funds and reservations at the nice restaurants, all for a nice offering of a plate of sandwiches. He didn't bother to close his eyes. His rest had been sporadic at best. Only a few moments here and there, Gabriel wasn't scared of much, but if the last war was any indication, his dreams would be horrendous. He trained. All he did was train. At least till the point of exhaustion, so when he eventually was dragged back to his bed after passing out by his co-centurion and friend, Chris Ashby. Though his co-centurion would never say what sort of compromising positions he had found Gabriel in. But if the krick in his neck was any indication, he probably had passed out once or twice on top of a training dummy or on the archery field. He was tired, oh so tired. But no, he had to wait. He had to wait and see if Amelia would show up or if.... if he would pass out here in the woods. Again.
So he went looking for Amelia. He had sent her a note a few days ago but he hadn't seen her. He probably should have seeked her out after the battle but he had been stuck in the infirmary. Gabriel had turned her room in to a flower shop. He couldn't think of what else to send her to make her feel better. He wanted her to know that she was loved. Though with the death of his sister, well, he hadn't exactly been in his right mind. The sound of death on the battlefield, it was painful. All around him people and monsters were dying. The sound, deafening. It had haunted him for nights afterwards. The screams, the sounds of battle. Everyone had nightmares now and then, but there wasn't anything that even Lord Somnia could do to quell the tormented and contorted faces of the souls that Gabriel saw. That was saying something, considering his weakest power was necromancy. The dead didn't really agree with him in the same way they did with Felicity. But he wouldn't have to compete with her any more. She was gone. He didn't want to loose anyone else. He could only hope that Amelia had gotten the message to meet him near the forests edge.
So he sat down, his bow at his side. He waited. There really wasn't much anything else to do but wait. What was going to happen? He had other training to do. Maybe he should have just kept up with trying to master all of these emotions. His anger and rage, the sadness, all of it. But someone said he needed a vacation, some time away from camp. Mercury, that's who it was. He had spoken with the god briefly the other day and it was with his help that he was able to procure the necessary funds and reservations at the nice restaurants, all for a nice offering of a plate of sandwiches. He didn't bother to close his eyes. His rest had been sporadic at best. Only a few moments here and there, Gabriel wasn't scared of much, but if the last war was any indication, his dreams would be horrendous. He trained. All he did was train. At least till the point of exhaustion, so when he eventually was dragged back to his bed after passing out by his co-centurion and friend, Chris Ashby. Though his co-centurion would never say what sort of compromising positions he had found Gabriel in. But if the krick in his neck was any indication, he probably had passed out once or twice on top of a training dummy or on the archery field. He was tired, oh so tired. But no, he had to wait. He had to wait and see if Amelia would show up or if.... if he would pass out here in the woods. Again.