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Log: Complete
When: Sunday, February 18, Wrath Day
Rating: To be safe, let's go with R
Characters: Walter Dornez![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dark_butler and Lucien Lacroix master_lacroix
Summary: Wrath, depression, and despair only feed Walter's conviction that Lacroix is behind Kagura's disappearance and that the vampire needs to answer for it and pay.
Log:
If asked, Walter would have been unable to say if it was rage at Lacroix, or at himself that drove him forward. He had always known that monsters such as he tainted and harmed all of those around them. This just proved it.
His first stop in his hunt for Lacroix would be the Raven, since that had been his location in the post where Walter had confronted him.
In the back of his mind lurked the understanding that Lacroix could just break him with a thought.
He should stop. Think. Plan.
Those were luxuries for someone not spurred on by the curse of Wrath and the shard of despair that insisted that he act immediately since there was no hope for anything anyway.
Rating: To be safe, let's go with R
Characters: Walter Dornez
dark_butler and Lucien Lacroix master_lacroixSummary: Wrath, depression, and despair only feed Walter's conviction that Lacroix is behind Kagura's disappearance and that the vampire needs to answer for it and pay.
Log:
If asked, Walter would have been unable to say if it was rage at Lacroix, or at himself that drove him forward. He had always known that monsters such as he tainted and harmed all of those around them. This just proved it.
His first stop in his hunt for Lacroix would be the Raven, since that had been his location in the post where Walter had confronted him.
In the back of his mind lurked the understanding that Lacroix could just break him with a thought.
He should stop. Think. Plan.
Those were luxuries for someone not spurred on by the curse of Wrath and the shard of despair that insisted that he act immediately since there was no hope for anything anyway.