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FORGETTING LIES AND PAIN !

CAESAR CIPHER. MALE. THE TYPHOON. OFFICER.

So Suvi wasn't ignoring him or deaf. Irritation went through Caesar as he watched Suvi's reaction to him getting closer to her and his lips peeled back in a snarl. "Answer me." He growled, tail lashing behind him.

#psychosocial.

Raziel took a step in between the demon and his daughter - as well as the vampire - his eyes growing ice cold.  He wasn't comfortable with Alexander, but it was Caesar his rage focused on.  He let out a low growl as his fur bristled. "Back. Off." The wolf dug his claws into the sand and took a deep breath. "She doesn't talk.  Stay out of my daughter's face, Officer, or I'll ruin yours."  Raziel did not like dealing threats... It was hardly a loving thing to do, much less proper, but this was Suvi.

"She doesn't need to talk," he pressed, exasperated.  "And why should she to you?  You're no friend of hers, and all you've actually done so far is invade her space."

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FORGETTING LIES AND PAIN !

CAESAR CIPHER. MALE. THE TYPHOON. OFFICER.

As Raziel came forward, Caesar pulled back, flattening his ears at the male. "Because I am her superior." The demon shot back with a growl. "You think she'll get anywhere in life by being mute?" He didn't care if it was her choice to not speak or if she was physically unable to; there were means of communicating otherwise, whether it be through sign language or telepathy. "She'll just be some pathetic scrap."

#psychosocial.

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Alexander doesn't get the chance to push the ball back to Suvi before the situation escalates. The vampire huffe through their nose when Raziel steps between them and the child, watching as the older faerie defends his daughter. They could care less about Caesar and Raziel's spat, but it was quickly becoming a new source of entertainment.

The wolf sits back on their hunches, clicking their tongue against a fang. It wasn't their place to speak, but Alex has never been good with boundaries. "I didn't think a child not wanting to speak to you would get your panties in such a twist, Officer." They bark, mischievous as ever. They throw a look at the other three present, offering a sharp smile, "He's acting a little childish, isn't he? If he'd stop blowing smoke out of his nose, these two little ones might be good friends."