Recent content by Raziel

"Fascinating." Raziel stood upright, setting his arms crossed over his chest. His tail gave away his true feelings, flicking back and forth. "You are so hungry and ambitious that you grabbed a hold of that in seconds." "Nearly boiled some of your blood, but still..." He drew the small sauce...

"Just an awareness of the blood. It will feel bright. That is the way you can feel an untapped power." "Hold that sense of it," Raziel said firmly. "Do not speak the words again." He smiled. She might have had no magical talent at all. He could feel the connection. Like a thread of gold to...

"Perhaps next time, use the tip for just a drop." He took the blade from Feyre and slowly stirred it around. The blood formed little streaks of scarlet before mixing in. "There is a lot of power in blood," he said, knowing she already knew this first hand, "so we water it down rather than...

"You need blood, focus and the words," Raziel explained. It was a long time since he had needed to say the words out loud. His affinity for the magic of shadows had come form his demonic heritage, but drawing power was an art he had learned from a warlock. "I would happily waste someone...

"You know that's exactly why I would teach you," he replied. An amused smirk crossed his lips. He stalked around to the other side of the table from Feyre. "I suppose that makes it both." He placed both of his hands against the table. He stepped back so that he could lean against it...

"Cowards are easier to control," he mused. The spell had taken effect and no one outside of the tent would hear a word spoken. He watched with interest as Feyre considered the vial. His magic played on the strength in blood and the deceptive nature of shadows. He had chosen his magic, it...

Fire was indiscriminate, but it was always so enjoyable to watch. It didn't care, it simply spread and consumed. He could appreciate that. What was more fascinating that watching an all-consuming fire, was watching the way Feyre's mind worked. Their original agreement had been one of...

"The reward is simply watching the way you work," Raziel said. He meant every word. "Even when you decide to drag out every word and tease me." His tail gave a small flick. Whether it was amusement or frustration it was difficult to see. The girls fear was palpable. Raziel was a demon as far...

This wasn't a war. Not like the kind Raziel had seen and - on more than a few occasions - instigated. It was a local territory dispute. Too small to draw the attention of kings and real professional armies. Feyre had her supporters to take back her father's title, but the ded Baron still had...

This wasn't a war. Not like the kind Raziel had seen and - on more than a few occasions - instigated. It was a local territory dispute. Too small to draw the attention of kings and real professional armies. Feyre had her supporters to take back her father's title, but the ded Baron still had...

"If the job was not difficult, they would not deign to take it," Raziel said. "But they will see it done." Raziel glanced at the door. His tail gave an irritated flick. "We have some key supporters of the Baron to move out of the way and some that need to be punished." His heart skipped a few...

"Oh well if you want to undo him for his behaviour that's quite different," Raziel said. It was hard to take her tone badly when he was so proud of the monster she was becoming. Mostly at his own work in helping to take her down this path, but that was the price of arrogance. "The Harlequin...

"Later of course," he laughed. It had been more for the notion of Thomond's disgust as anything else. For once, Raziel had to be a calming measure. He did not have to be. It would have been more amusing to watch her path of vengeance cause all kinds of chaos and then burn itself out. He was...

"That is all, it was good to have some time to talk with you," Thomond replied. He forced a smile and glanced at the Tiefling. The demonic creature had been a dark influence on the girl. Even if removed, it was going to take some time to bring her around. Still, he thought to himself. One...