Chapter Two: Heiresses and AirsA Chapter by Tsukin ArchangelMeet Nia and Sil. They're both quite... out there. In which Nia puts Sil back in his place Warning: Language and Sexual themesChapter Two: Heiresses and Airs Footsteps
tapped against the floor tip tip tip tip
-- high heels -- no doubt some expensive
brand considering who they belonged to. There was a pause and a pair of chocolate
colored arms reached out, swinging two stained glass double doors open with a
flourish. Obviously old habits died hard. The girl (no not a girl, she hadn’t
been a girl for almost two years now) -- lady -- Nia Sydney stood regally on her
balcony. There was an irritated set to her jaw as she looked down. Her sinfully
shaped dress billowed slightly at the slit where her right leg could be seen
from the thigh below. Nia’s
heard it all. She really had. It’s something that came with being a heiress. Listening
to the whispers and jeers behind her back. The talk of women and girls. The
talk of cowards. Nobles who can do nothing but gossip, trying to break her from
below. Trying to get even when
ultimately she’d just throw them all away. Because she always did. She is such
a b***h. I heard she has like these raging sex parties
that last for days. Ridiculous. They didn’t
last days. Not even she had that much stamina. But that didn’t matter,
she just smiled prettily at those would
be sycophants, those ladies that don’t
meet the status quo, and tossed her auburn hair over her shoulder. Jealous
was all they were. With all their fancy make-up
and nail-polish and annoyingly
high, nerve wracking giggling. It was infuriating! All those girls had were their little tiara’s and pretty gowns to fan their whiny little
faces -- She reached out a hand
and touched the railing. Calm down. Grow
up. You are not a little girl anymore. You’re almost twenty, Nia. Act like it.
She berated herself and took in a shaky breath. The stone was cold and smooth
under her fingers -- just like always -- never changing, and she closed her eyes. The spark of her Tower -- that proud
beacon of strength that spoke of just how powerful her will was -- flickered
weakly in her heart. It was still there but the connection was nothing like she was used to it being. It
felt murky. Clouded. Polluted. Suppressed. Her expression twisted from one of almost calm
to a distasteful grimace. Here she goes again. She could feel Marc’s
cold grip in the back of her mind. A lightly tied noose, waiting to pull her in
if she went out of line. It was a constant weight, a reminder of just who -- her eye twitched -- was in charge. Nia pursed her lips. God
she hated being one of the Suppressed. She hated anything that
wasn’t in her control. Just another thing to
be mad at. Jealous
little c***s. Her mind leaped again onto that train of
thought. Jealous of her status, jealous of her looks, jealous of everything she
represented. Power. Glory. Intelligence. Sex. Well they were right
she knew. She was a b***h. She did really like sex and, of course, she
always got even. She’s an heiress -- born to be a queen --she couldn’t just let
rumors and insults fly around like that, even if they were true. So she’d strut down halls and into parties
like she owned them, and well -- she did. She knew all the men looked at
her and only her. At her exotically toned skin. At the way her outfit hugged
her in all the right places. At how she wasn’t afraid to show off her… assets.
She smirked and turned her attention outward once more. She took note of just
how tall Marc’s tower was. Long way to go. Her auburn hair flew
wildly around her and clouds black as tar swirled angrily. Piss poor weather. Someone’s antsy, she thought as she
glanced up hundreds of feet past the many spires and balconies. Her green eyes
flashed to where she knew Marc resided. At the very top. Under his f*****g
dome. Wonder who pissed him off this time.
Nia drummed her fingers against the railing. Probably Sil, that boy’s always
doing something. Suddenly something
crashed in her room. The sound was muffled slightly by another man’s shout and
curse. Nia felt her temple begin to throb with irritation. “Man, I’m so f****n’
bored.” Sil’s voice echoed from inside her room. Speak of the devil. It was loud and raunchy, just like everything
else about him. Probably the only reason why she hung out with him to be honest.
He was entertaining. Why else would she -- especially with her standing -- associate
with a Ward 3 mongrel? Nia turned around and
walked back in her room. “What the hell are
you doing?” she paused. “Scratch that: Where
the hell are you?” It took a moment but
she finally spotted a pair of black muddy combat boots sticking up behind a
fallen chair. One that now lay on its back. His feet swayed in the air dropping
flecks of drying dirt to the floor. Sil poked his head up, a crazy mop of
black, dark green and blonde dyed hair coming into view. Beads and bangles jingled with the sudden
movement. He always wore interesting hairstyles and the hair on the right side of his head was styled differently than
the long straightened lightly gelled locks that covered the center and left sides.
The right was braided into tight scalp hugging braids that were interwoven into
an intricate design with bits of metal. “Yo princess,” he
nodded in her direction and light reflected off the ring on the middle of his
bottom lip. The boy (she refused to call him a man even if they were the same age) was covered in them. Four
implanted studs lay permanently in his flesh. Two in the gap between his eyes: one
resting on the left side of the dip between nose and forehead and the other on
the right. Another two lay above and below the tip of his right eyebrow. The
side closest to the right ear. Nia rolled her eyes and made her way over. “Don’t call me that, I’m not a princess, I’m an-- .” “ -- heiress yeah yeah I know, hun” he
cracked his neck and the beginnings of a tattoo could be seen where his jacket
pulled away from his skin. She knew if he was standing she’d be seeing more. He
never did wear a shirt and he never did zip up. She vaguely remembered Sil
telling her the reason behind it, some weird Ward 3 custom she couldn’t be
bothered to remember. All she knew was -- well -- his body was nothing to sniff
at. Another reason she kept
him around. Nia crossed her arms. “Don’t
call me that.” Sil rolled his eyes. One
was an unusually vibrant green and the other was an almost white blue. “Don’t
get your panties in a royal twist your bitchiness.” He began kicking his feet
against the bottom of the chair. His baggy cameo drawstring pants crinkling
with the action. “I’d have your tongue
cut out for that, if we were in Ward 2.” “Well good thing we
aren’t in Ward 2 huh?” Sil jumped up and Nia got a glimpse of his full glory.
Tanned skin that rippled with lean muscle and was covered in a mass of swirling
black lines and scars. He walked over to her and lifted her chin. “So, when are we gonna
get to f**k huh?” Nia batted his hand
away and took a deliberate step back so she could look him in the eye without
looking up. “Never.” Sil made a tcching
noise and spit on the floor. She couldn’t remember what that meant either.
Probably f**k you. “You’ll come ‘round ‘ventually,
I know you’ve managed to f**k just about every boy in this damn tower,” He
leaned down to whisper in her ear. “When are ya’ gonna f**k a real man.” Nia slapped him. “Apparently
not for a long while yet,” her regal airs returned to her with full force, “seeing
as this Tower doesn’t have any.” Sil glared and rubbed
his cheek but said nothing else. “Now come on dog, I think it’s about time to meet our
newest guest, he should be arriving shortly.” She flexed her Tower, a
small portion of it, just the base. It was an elegant crimson red made of a perfectly
smooth stone of her creation. It swirled in a spiral steadily upward materializing
above her with a rough crackling noise like static electricity and glass
grinding, stopping just below the ceiling a good twenty feet higher. Sil may
not respect women but she did know what he did respect. Power. And her Tower
even Suppressed was greater and more vibrant than his own. A door appeared behind her. She turned the
knob and opened it. It led to Marc’s Tower’s lobby more than a
hundred floors below. She could see the back of Marc’s tall, dignified, regal form about ten feet away. He turned as if sensing the eyes on him. He
probably did. Marc raised an eyebrow and
brought a glass of something dark amber to his lips. Whiskey most likely. He
moved nothing else but the command was still vibrantly there. Come. Nia made a face. She
hated how much authority Marc had even with such small actions. God she hated being Suppressed. “Let’s go.” © 2014 Tsukin ArchangelAuthor's Note
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