Chapter 9:Revien

I walked briskly towards Hayeon. I handed her a water and she took it quickly. Once her breathing settled I helped her up. I ignored Shavon who I could tell didn't want me here. "You are on a different level than Hayeon. I think it would be best for her to train alone".

I clenched my jaw scowling at Shavon. "Since I know so much. I think it's even better that I train with Hayeon. She will get better faster" I grinned. "Couldn't he" Hayeon chirped. Shavon's eyes moved over to Hayeon and he quickly turned around. "Fine," he said calmly.

"Start running" Shavon ordered. I bumped Hayeon's shoulder and rushed off. We spent the rest of the time with Hayeon trying to catch up to me. I never understood why children played with one another. But now I understood it. It was fun. I was having fun with Hayeon. In the last lap, Hayeon was mere inches from beating me.

She sat down huffing as I laughed. She frowned with her cheeks puffed out. Shavon patted Hayeon's head. "Good try kid. Next time" he muttered. My smile faltered watching her eyes gleam and a blush tint hit her cheeks. "Now let's get you something to eat then back to training" Shavon ordered.

Hayeon nodded standing up and wiping away stringing hairs. I could see in his eyes the fondness he was starting to have for her. I held her hand moving in front of Shavon. "I will take her to the cafeteria. You go ahead Shavon, rest".

Shavon rarely showed expressions but you could tell how he was feeling by his body language. He was upset and something in me felt good about this. Hayeon seemed to be curious about everything. Being able to answer all her questions made my heart swell. Only a feeling I got when I killed. I pushed the door open and the whole room went quiet.

Our assassins ate together so we knew when a newcomer was brought in. People conversed once more as I pulled Hayeon through the line. "This place is huge for it to be in a mountain". "There are 2,000 of us. It must hold all of us and our prisoners". Hayeon spayed almost every portion on her plate and we sat down.

I could tell from the corner of my eye that people were curious. "I didn't think that the training would be hard but now. Now I think it's going to be tough". I watched her eat the rest of her food and we quickly went back to training. We ran the rest of the time with Shavon watching us.

I knew that Hayeon had it in her to become the best. The eyes of a killer and with training she would be an asset. Shavon and I walked her to her room. "Have a good rest. Tomorrow we will be working on something different" Shavon explained. I smiled as she closed the door. My smile dropped still seeing Shavon behind me.

"What are you doing" I growled. "Taking care of Hayeon. She needs training and quickly" Shavon hissed. "She does but you acting like her daddy isn't going make her learn faster" I snapped. Shavon's eyes glared and I scoffed.

"You Azail indulging her training won't help either. She's malnourished and needs to build up strength. Teaching someone who doesn't know how to fight our way will be hard. I will have to break her and you will try to stop me. So Azail you cannot train with her. You are prohibited from training with her from now on".

My anger bubbled "I brought her here. She's under my father and me. I will train her" I barked. "Who do you think told me to train her. Watch over her. So speak to your father if you want things to change". Shavon stalked away and I glared at Hayeon's door.

I needed to kill something. I went to the training room where a couple of men currently were. "Azail," they said bowing their heads. "Training. Now" I ordered. A maid handed me a sword and stood back against the wall. Five men circled me and charged.

My body moved with impressionable speed. I saw red and when I was done. The men were dead. I was covered in blood and I breathed heavily. A tingle ran down my body at the sight.

I needed this. A good kill did the trick. The maid handed me a towel that I gratefully took.

I stepped over the bodies throwing the towel on the floor. Once I made it to the room that tingle was gone and was replaced by anger.

If Hayeon trained without me I would bearly see her and I liked being around her. However, these emotions that were new to me affected me horribly.

If Hayeon was to become better she would have to train without me.