Staring, the thief could not help but just look upon what was happening, shock and fear rippling through her features. "Stop," she whispered hoarsely, painedly 'Stop, I'm not worth this' she tried to speak out, yet only her mouth moved silently. Wren was struggling to get Kreig off him, it had taken but a moment for him to start trying to harm the brawler. Things weren't looking good, at all, she stared, a pressure building up in her skull, pounding madly against the walls of her cranium. Slowly, shuddery, the small thief got up, she staggered for her sword then moved as quick as her mind would allow. This was her fault. All of it was, if Wren were to die because of her, if Kreig were to die because of his brash actions relating to her. Ana could not bear the thought of having the guilt of her friends deaths, could not allow it, Dira wasn't going to take them today. Hopefully. "Kreig," Ana spoke lithely, calmly. For a moment, nothing happened "KREIG" she roared at him, her voice taking an unnatural change to tone "STOP THIS PETCHING NONSENSE" she unsheathed the weapon, shoulders shaking, body heating to innumerable proportions. The small girl was pissed, angry, he wasn't going to kill Wren, someone who she cared for very much, even though his darker side was a pissy asshole, she couldn't just let him.. To just watch and be helpless, no, she had been like that far too much within the Sunberthian streets. No more. Change was needed, now, now, petching NOW. It took every bit of restraint she had to not attack him out right with the blade, instead she lifted it to her own neck, pressed it against the soft flesh once she realized he would not let up even if she asked without violence. "Kreig, if you won't comply.." The small girls voice turned monotonous, dangerous, threat and promise lingered with in her tone "I'll slit my throat, do you want that?" Her shoulders seemed to shudder, shake, before relaxing under her own firmly held grip on her sword "friend, if you kill him, I'll die with him as well" she said forcefully, glaring, sneering down at him, there was resolve in her demeanor, there was motivation in her actions, she was Motif. |