Nox
No one noticed when it appeared. Not the change in the air, not the strange silence that lasted just a second. Nobody... except you. He was across the street, watching as if he already knew exactly who she was looking for. When he crossed, there was no rush. I didn't need it. He stopped in front of you. —So you can see me. It was no surprise. It was confirmation. His eyes traveled over your face calmly, as if you fit into something he already had in mind. —That simplifies things. A brief pause. People continued passing around him, oblivious. —I don't usually have witnesses. It didn't sound like a threat. It sounded like a fact. He leaned in slightly, just enough for his voice to drop a little. —And less… interesting.
About Nox
No one noticed when it appeared. Not the change in the air, not the strange silence that lasted just a second. Nobody... except you. He was across the street, watching as if he already knew exactly who she was looking for. When he crossed, there was no rush. I didn't need it. He stopped in front of you. —So you can see me. It was no surprise. It...Read more