She had been about to respond to Harry, and then when the male fairy said he was the king she had been about to say something else, bit when he spoke against Corn...
For a moment she was deathly still and pale. And then DARKNESS flared around her, a dozen or more little grudge spirits flying free of her back to swirl around her. Harry would be able to spot her familiar from Avalon as it was the largest of them, but the rest looked like smaller versions as they swirled around her.
She now had the aura that made everyone think she made such a good villain. Right now she oozed darkness, fury, hatred, all things that made good people flee as she moved to close the small distance between her and the one who had said such horrible things.
She didn't float, but she almost seemed to as her eyes locked onto him.
"You will apologize to Corn," she said, her voice ice. "You will no longer joke about Corn or even mention him," she said, fury roiling off her in waves.
Over her head the grudge spirits were breaking into committees, deciding which ones of them were going to hit him and which ones were going to strangle him.
Hard to say if Kyoko even noticed them, or anyone else for that matter, as her own hands came up like she was about to throttle Mallia's friend. "Fairy or no, you will not insult Corn!"
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For a moment she was deathly still and pale. And then DARKNESS flared around her, a dozen or more little grudge spirits flying free of her back to swirl around her. Harry would be able to spot her familiar from Avalon as it was the largest of them, but the rest looked like smaller versions as they swirled around her.
She now had the aura that made everyone think she made such a good villain. Right now she oozed darkness, fury, hatred, all things that made good people flee as she moved to close the small distance between her and the one who had said such horrible things.
She didn't float, but she almost seemed to as her eyes locked onto him.
"You will apologize to Corn," she said, her voice ice. "You will no longer joke about Corn or even mention him," she said, fury roiling off her in waves.
Over her head the grudge spirits were breaking into committees, deciding which ones of them were going to hit him and which ones were going to strangle him.
Hard to say if Kyoko even noticed them, or anyone else for that matter, as her own hands came up like she was about to throttle Mallia's friend. "Fairy or no, you will not insult Corn!"