Stalking? I Wouldn't Call It That... [Ashie]

[AKHOR DRYZEIRAN]

Akhor paused in his interaction with the computer, his head inclining downward in the slightest, his blue eyes coming to train themselves on the female before him. They narrowed slightly, a sort of frown forming on his lips, before he simply turned to look back at the computer screen, seemingly intent on not gracing her with a reply. At last, however, he replied, "Looking." His deep, smooth voice speaking nothing except this simple word.

He scrolled down, eyes scanning the matches and the information provided; how long until the eggs would hatch, what moves they would have, the likelihood of which gender they'd be, etc. Ash had been very thorough, and clearly done a very good job.

The male seemed to be oblivious to the fact that he was partially leaning over Ash and her chair, and thereby invading her personal space so he could see the screen and easily operate the computer. It didn't matter to him though, and he didn't shift himself in the slightest when the female awoke. If she didn't like it, she could move.

Akhor's brow furrowed as these thoughts passed through his head. He'd come to talk to Ash, but now that he was here, he found himself infuriated, and incapable of beginning the conversation. While he didn't appear angry, his hard expression certainly did not suggest happiness, not that it ever did. But his set jaw and narrowed gaze were slight indications that he was not happy.

[ASHAH-RAINE WOLFE !]

Ashah didn't quite understand what on earth Akhor thought he was doing. Afterall, she hadn't seen him for a while, and they hadn't parted on the best of terms, not that they had ever been close or anything, but she hadn't been attached to him as she was before. It was like she had changed into a completely different person, and in a way she had, but she'd done it to protect herself. She was scared of being hurt. She liked Ahor, but she was a little scared of him to, and despised him for bringing her here in the first place.

Her gaze narrowed as the male continued doing what he was doing, and only giving her a one word answer. The fact he was invading her personal space hadn't gone unnoticed by the female either, and she kind of felt a little trapped where she was, but there was no way she was moving. If anyone should move, it was Akhor. He had no right coming in there and spying on her work, not to mention she didn't want to be anywhere near him right now.

Ashah reached up with one hand and grabbed Akhor's, in order to stop him in his tracks and spying on anymore of her work, then she twisted somewhat in her chair to see him better. She looked clearly aggitated, "Do you mind? I was trying to sleep. Not to mention you have no right to look at my personal files. If there's nothing else you want, you should just leave."

[AKHOR DRYZEIRAN]

Akhor got that a lot. People told him they were frightened of him all the time, and he simply ignored them, which in hindsight he supposed likely didn't help the matter much, not that he cared. It was simply that the male was not keen on showing his emotions, and was absolutely horrid when it came specifically to ones that were beneficial to procuring and maintaing positive relationships of any kind with anyone. It was for this simple reason that he was incapable of telling Ash that he actually liked her, and instead came off as a scary jackass.

Akhor's gaze visibly narrowed as Ash grabbed ahold of his hand, and he turned slowly down to look at it, as if he didn't quite understand how someone would dare to do that, then raised his gaze to meet Ashah's as she spoke, "I have every right." He responded, his hand lifting from the mouse. he shook her grasp off, then replaced it on the mouse, as if to continue what he was doing, "I outrank you." He could do as he pleased, as the leader of one of the two houses.

[ASHAH-RAINE WOLFE !]

In all honestly, sometimes Ashah forgot that Akhor was one of the leaders - perhaps it was because he saved her (albeit for his own selfish reasons) or because they were always arguing but he never actually punished her for anything she said or did. Maybe if she had seen him as a leader from the beginning, and if she were loyal to the order, she might actually do as he asked and behave herself, but Ashah was stubborn and to her Akhor was just a complete ass, and he deserved any rudeness she presented him with.

The female stared Akhor down as he shook his hand free, and without a moments thought the female simply held down the power button on the PC to shut it down, it's screen turning a dark black once it had. "Perhaps ... But as far as I'm concerned I'm not a part of the order, therefore your rank has no hold over me. I'll ask you one more time to leave." She was being quite serious about it to. She didn't want him around - it hurt too much considering how much she liked him, but how much of an ass he was to her.

[AKHOR DRYZEIRAN]

Akhor hardly attributed Ash's attitude toward him as what she thought it to be. As far as he was concerned, she acted this way towards him because she was a stubborn, headstrong, sometimes foolish girl, who let her need to be right get in her way. He'd seen enough of her in various situations with people of greater power and authority than her to believe that nothing would change the simple fact that she would not submit to anyone. Akhor on the other hand, was all for the hierarchy of order. He was loyal, and followed commands without question.

Annoyance flickered visibly across Akhor's face as the screen went black. He turned slowly to look at her, his bright blue eyes narrowing with frustration, "Funny how you say that, yet here you sit organizing the egg match ups for pokemon that will one day kill and plunder for the very organization you claim not to work for." He withdrew from his current position, lacking the patience to restart the computer, and wait for it to load. He straightened, now standing at her side, but did not leave.

[ASHAH-RAINE WOLFE !]

Ashah would never agree that she was stubborn. The way she acted was just her reaction to the things that happened around her, and she couldn't help what she said - she basically acted without thinking. There was seriously not a time that she would ever remember submitting to anyone's will, especially anyone who tried to lord it over her - her father had always taught her than no man or woman was worth more than any other and she truly believed that. Everyone was equal, even if the order didn't feel the same way about it.

Ashah turned slightly to watch Akhor move to her side, glad that he didn't bother trying to turn the PC back on - she really couldn't be bothered to continue to fight with the man. His words drew her attention and she narrowed her eyes, a sudden urge to punch him in the face arising in her chest - he was right though, one day those pokemon would just be more of Cid's puppets, used to do all sorts of dirty work for him. Rather than agree the female simply rose to her feet and faced the male square on, "I really don't have time to argue with you. If you have something important to say, then say it, otherwise would you kindly keep your opinions to yourself?"