Frightening Pasts{plot}(open,Caesar, Siri)

[Wolfe(Iceheart)]

(ok so...I'll have wolfe stummble on Caesar who is actualy out in the woods becasue him and siri were supposed to meet. Ok?)


Wolfe yet again had left his ship. At this rate his crew was going to tie him to a chair and demand him to tell them whenever he was going to leave. HE smirked at the thought. He knew they were only trying to watch his back but after a while it seemed to get rather boring for the captain. It wasn't often he got to go off on his own and when he did he always got in some kind of hassle. Which only made things more fun in the captains eyes. He had enjoyed things like this. Just walking. doing nothing in particular.

He walked off the path and down a narrow strip of forest that he had paved himself. He had never told anyone of it and if someone else had found it they were extremely lucky or a good woodsman. Wolfe slipped down the path till it brought him to the river he knew would be waiting. He loved this place... it was on of the places Ian had brought him as a kid. He had loved the water back then too.

A noise however made him turn. He heard some movement in the forest. His hand clenched into a fist. Why was it always when he was having a short rest something had to happen? His eyes set on the spot he knew whatever it was would come out. And for a moment his eyes became slits of his lupine form. Though the body structure he saw was very familiar. To familiar.

His eyes became normal again as he recognised it. "Caesar!" he called before walking over calmly. He wondered what he was doing way out here. Not that he minded. He loved Caesars company.

[Caesar Lions]

Caesar whirled around. "Captain!" he said, forcing a smile. Not that on any other circumstance he wouldn't have been happy to see his Captain. But Sirinity was coming. He knew it. She would already be here in the forest, or so he had only hoped moments before. And now, he wanted nothing but for her to stay away. He knew the dangers. He knew the crime, and he knew the punishment. What he didn't know, was what to do.

His feet carried him to his Captain obediently, as he had been called. "What brings you here?" he asked, still smiling to keep fear off his face. The problem was, he almost couldn't tell who he was more scared for. Wolfe or Sirinity.

[Sirinity Godspeed]

Sirinity had indeed gotten to the forest early. She was excited to see Caesar so she couldn't stay away. She walk walking happily and gracefully through the forest as she waited to see her dear friend Caesar again. Of course the Siren knew he was much more than that to her now. She knew that she loved a Sea Hound and that was not supposed to happen. It was something that should honestly never happen again since the prince and princess. After all pirates were supposed to learn their lessons and not make stupid mistakes again.

Though history always seemed to repeat itself and it seemed to be the case with Sirinity and Caesar. Sirinity couldn't help but falll for him. She had met him on her ship and things had just gone well, from there. Sirinity had just seen a shadow out of the corner of her eye so she turned to hopefully see Caesar. It wasn't. The Sea Hound captain instead. Thankfully Sirinity had appeared behind Wolfe instead of infront of him. She took a step back quietly as Caesar turned to face his captain. Did Caesar bring him here? No of course he wouldn't do that. He wouldn't!

Sirinity's eyes shook as she looked at Caesar but she continued to back up slowly hoping not to make a noise. This was the Sea Hound Captain. If he found them together it would mean utter destruction of both her and Caesar and Sirinity wouldn't risk that. She prayed Caesar would keep him busy so she could get away. It seemed it was working too, at least until Sirinity hit a twig. The snap seemed louder than anything Sirinity had ever heard before. She froze as her eyes shook at the thought of the Captain seeing her. She was freaked. She should of turned and run.

She knew what she should of done, could of done. But it felt as if her legs were glued to the grassy earth. She couldn't move and it was completely horrible as she felt her intire body stiffen. Her eyes locked on the Sea Hound Captain as she saw his body start to turn her direction.

[Wolfe(Iceheart)]

Wolfe was rather excited to see Caesar to say the least. He smiled as his close friend came to him. There was something though about his face and about his movements that made Wolfe think something was wrong. It made him feel as if Caesar was thinking of something he didn't want to. It rather worried him. He looked at his close friend searching his eyes for anything he could find. "Caesar what is wrong?" he asked softly. It was around that time he heard a snap.

It instantly sent his senses on hyper drive. Ice instantly formed over his hands. It just did. He couldn't control his moods. He turned quickly trying to see who it was. His eyes caught a lone figure, a slim one that seemed like it had seen better days. His eyes moved up the figures body until it reached the face. A woman? He pondered it for a moment. What would a girl be doing here? Then her face registared a lot quicker than his thoughts. This just wasn't a normal girl. This was a Siren. Instantly his blood boiled. Not only was it a siren.. but it was the daughter of the wench that had taken Ian's life. He growled.

He could of sworn his eyes had changed to slits at that moment too.

[Caesar Lions]

"CAPTAIN!" Caesar shouted, quick to place himself between Wolfe and Sirinity. This was exactly what he had always feared. Always dreaded. It was for this sole reason that shunned love. He never wanted to choose between his family. The crew. The Sea Hounds. Or the woman he loved. Sirinity. A Siren. His friend. His girlfriend. Why had he not listened to his instincts? If anything else, why had he not fallen in love with a different woman? Why had he gone on her ship that day, so unaware of what would branch from it? Why had he not obeyed his crew? Would it be true to say that he betrayed them? But for all these things, Caesar still couldn't bring himself to ever regret falling in love with Sirinity.

He placed a firm palm over Wolfe's chest, trying to hold him back. And indeed, Caesar had the strength to do so. But not for very long. He had to respect his Captain. "Wolfe," he said, a calling not commonly used by the crew. To not address him as Captain was only acceptable by few. "I won't let you hurt this woman." His eyes met with his superior's, begging him to show mercy. And Caesar was not a beggar. He may be a thief, and a pirate, and a pest, but he was certainly not a beggar. And mercy was not something you asked of a pirate, much less a Sea Hound. Even lesser, the Captain.