Chapter 197 - The Primes Office II (1/2)
Malinton gulped as he looked upon the face of the First prime who was in charge of the governance of the Ilu Ifa, the Prime Overlord as she was called, Orunmile Shope.
Seeing her seating in the chair sent a shiver of cold all through his spine. If he thought that the Alpha Silas was worse and dreadful, then he had obviously forgotten about how much worse the riem was.
He made a mental note to himself not to do anything that would offset the two of them, noting that the other Alpha who had a bit of a calm head, Ajibade was in absentia. If Ajibade was to be around, then he could afford to act laissez faire but that Alpah was not in the meeting room now, it was best that he behaved himself as best as he cou;ld.
And once again, he was thankfully he had not taken any alcohol before getting here. At least now, he could talk to her boldly without fear that she was going to sniff out the truth about that. And obviously the next thing that would follow would be the offing of his head. She had warned him the last time, it would not do for her not to keep her word. And it would be even stupid for him to have done that anyways.
”Greetings Orunmila Shope!” Malinton bowed his head, as he did obeisance to her. Find authorized novels in , faster updates, better experience, Please click <a href=”#'s-office-ii_52831592854387357”>#'s-office-ii_52831592854387357</a> for visiting.
Orunmila Shope smiled, a set of dimples appearing in her plumps cheeks giving off warm vibes. but Malinton had to hold himself back not to fall for that. The moment he relaxed himself and went all at ease because of the smile, would be the moment he was ready to lose his life.
Her looks were rather not to be taken at face value.
Orrunmila SHope had a calm look. A friendly inviting smile was on her face especially if she was meeting with you for the first time or so. Mostly it was all just a facade.
Being the one who in charge of the Fate watch over the Ilus of the Iurnmoles, she was charged with having to see a lot of grim fates here and there and had to make sure that such were avoided. So, naturally, there was not the chance for her smile and loaf about.
But the ever calm, inviting look on her face seemed to belie that. However, he was not to fall for that.
Malinton sniffed as he lifted his head, looking at the First prime. He observed her entire form, the silver lipsticks on her lips over a yellow fair skinned body, the round pair of eyes and the cheeks with the dimples engraved in them.
She had long silky brown hair that was tied up into a bun at the back of her head, the excess part of the iar, flowing down to c.a.r.e.s.s her neck and the back.
On her body, she had a gown, brown and sleeveless in color and in style. On top of the color was an armor plating of leather, more like a jacket over the top torso of her body. The gown revealed some inviting pair of the cleavages of her b.r.e.a.s.ts to the open and then just at the shoulders of her, two patches of the blue cape that was attached there were pinned to the place.
She looked all dressed for battle, whilst her aura denied that. For she seemed so much at peace.g
Looking up from her paperwork, the smile on her face faltered now as she observed the form of the Alpha Silas, watching as his left hand played at the hilt of his blade.
She frowned. ”What do i tell you, Silas? To appear forceful is not the path of wisdom. To be amongst those who the others mist look up to, you need to act the path and not let your brutish d.e.s.i.r.es get ahead of you.”
Silas exhaled and lowered his head. He let go of the hilt of the blade and then looked up to the Prime with an apology in his eyes.
”I apologise for that. But i...”
”No buts! You should understand that in the study of the stream of fate, drastic measures such as that are not often the best. And people look up to you. PLease, do not mislead them on that which they must embody.”
”Understood.” the Alphas said, a heavy sigh escaping his lips ``I would look to better myself in the coming times.”
”Now, now, please have a seat,both of you>” Orunmila Shope said, gesturing to them with her right hand to the front of the table.