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anything about Neo.
TurquoisePhoenix- Thankies for the review. As for the name thing, I tried to remember to use Jangelius, but forgot a bit. Heh... I'm just so used to calling him Angel.
Tis the full Friend to Foe chapter! I hope you enjoy. Please R&R!
[Friend to Foe]
"If anything happens to him, you will be beyond sorry!" I growled as I watched Angel pace in front of my small uncomfortable cell. Angel looked at me for a moment then turned away. "Say something!" I demanded, "Tell me why you let him take Phelios. Tell me!" A tear threatened to run down my cheek, but I wiped it away absently.
"I cannot say," Angel left the room. I threw the tray of vermin I was served at his disappearing form.
"Damn it Angel! Get back here and face me like a man! Jangelius would have never walked away from a fight, nor capture his enemies and force them to live in cages." I shouted, knowing only the air heard me, "Let me out! I have to save him..." I gave up, realizing my pleas were useless.
I couldn't fall asleep, no matter how hard I tried. Angel still hadn't returned from that morning and I was beginning to think he left me to die.
"It's Sloth." I looked up, Angel was standing in the doorway, arms crossed, "He told me I could stay if I captured you." I growled.
"Traitor!" Angel shook his head.
"I am sorry, but I have been working on this experiment far to long to throw it away on..."
"Your son?" I finished for him, "So you're saying that some experiment is far more important then your only child." I slouched against the side of my cage, "Pf... What kind of a dad are you anyway." Angel shook his head.
"I know you are my son, but I won't give up. The tests are starting to work."
"I know. Two of your successful experiments escaped over the past few days." Angel looked shocked.
"What did you say?"
"Two of your experiment escaped," I wanted to stand so I could be at eye level with him, but the cage stopped me, "The one helped me, the other had gotten out the day before."
"Why didn't you tell me early?" Angel demanded.
"You weren't here to tell!" I growled, "Remember you left before I could even ask you anything?" He nodded.
"I do remember," he laughed, "But you could have caught my attention if you said something about it!" I rolled my eyes.
"You do realize we were through this type of argument before..." Angel shook his head.
"I don't remember." It was easy to tell he was lying, but I played along.
"When you attacked me," I said shortly, "When you accused me of getting you kicked out of Sloth's lab. Remember now?" He nodded slightly.
"My memory is beginning to clear up," he said, "And what type of argument was that?" I growled.
"The what if kind! You say I did something and then I say you could have done something to prevent it and then you say that it's still entirely my fault!" Angel laughed, seeing the anger build up inside me. He walked up to my cage and kneeled in front of it.
"Is the old Jangelius shining through?" he asked, "Is he? I want you to be the first to see the true Jangelius!" I glared at him.
"You'll never be anything like the Jangelius I once knew." He looked hurt.
"I suppose I will just have to prove you wrong then, won't I?" he asked, a smirk slowly made its way on to his face.
TurquoisePhoenix- Thankies for the review. As for the name thing, I tried to remember to use Jangelius, but forgot a bit. Heh... I'm just so used to calling him Angel.
Tis the full Friend to Foe chapter! I hope you enjoy. Please R&R!
[Friend to Foe]
"If anything happens to him, you will be beyond sorry!" I growled as I watched Angel pace in front of my small uncomfortable cell. Angel looked at me for a moment then turned away. "Say something!" I demanded, "Tell me why you let him take Phelios. Tell me!" A tear threatened to run down my cheek, but I wiped it away absently.
"I cannot say," Angel left the room. I threw the tray of vermin I was served at his disappearing form.
"Damn it Angel! Get back here and face me like a man! Jangelius would have never walked away from a fight, nor capture his enemies and force them to live in cages." I shouted, knowing only the air heard me, "Let me out! I have to save him..." I gave up, realizing my pleas were useless.
I couldn't fall asleep, no matter how hard I tried. Angel still hadn't returned from that morning and I was beginning to think he left me to die.
"It's Sloth." I looked up, Angel was standing in the doorway, arms crossed, "He told me I could stay if I captured you." I growled.
"Traitor!" Angel shook his head.
"I am sorry, but I have been working on this experiment far to long to throw it away on..."
"Your son?" I finished for him, "So you're saying that some experiment is far more important then your only child." I slouched against the side of my cage, "Pf... What kind of a dad are you anyway." Angel shook his head.
"I know you are my son, but I won't give up. The tests are starting to work."
"I know. Two of your successful experiments escaped over the past few days." Angel looked shocked.
"What did you say?"
"Two of your experiment escaped," I wanted to stand so I could be at eye level with him, but the cage stopped me, "The one helped me, the other had gotten out the day before."
"Why didn't you tell me early?" Angel demanded.
"You weren't here to tell!" I growled, "Remember you left before I could even ask you anything?" He nodded.
"I do remember," he laughed, "But you could have caught my attention if you said something about it!" I rolled my eyes.
"You do realize we were through this type of argument before..." Angel shook his head.
"I don't remember." It was easy to tell he was lying, but I played along.
"When you attacked me," I said shortly, "When you accused me of getting you kicked out of Sloth's lab. Remember now?" He nodded slightly.
"My memory is beginning to clear up," he said, "And what type of argument was that?" I growled.
"The what if kind! You say I did something and then I say you could have done something to prevent it and then you say that it's still entirely my fault!" Angel laughed, seeing the anger build up inside me. He walked up to my cage and kneeled in front of it.
"Is the old Jangelius shining through?" he asked, "Is he? I want you to be the first to see the true Jangelius!" I glared at him.
"You'll never be anything like the Jangelius I once knew." He looked hurt.
"I suppose I will just have to prove you wrong then, won't I?" he asked, a smirk slowly made its way on to his face.