When Davis walked away, Victorie's attention was on Ethan, who kindly ignored her question about his 'alone time' with Davis. He's doing that to me on purpose, she thought, wondering if he's been told to keep his trap shut or he really didn't know himself.
"It's okay, you don't have to answer that, unless you want to."
Victorie blinked, slightly baffled until she realized that he noticed her not-so-subtle change in subject a while ago.
"By the way, we should train when I return." Ethan stepped away with just that, moving to Davis' side like the mechanical New Blood he had now become. Victorie caught Ethan's slight nod over his shoulder as the two left the hall. She turned to the window and the hill he pointed out earlier. If she's going to find out why the Elders and Furies were being so secretive over plans everyone already knew were developing, then she's was going to the hill.
She shook her head and turned her attention back to Solomon. "Betcha you know about that bit of Cloak and Dagger with Davis and Ethan too, but it's all hush hush, right?" Victorie didn't know why she was getting so upset, but since Davis was gone she could speak her peace…with a little ease.
"Why are the Elders being so careful not to tell us what we already know?" Her hands gestured down the hall, "We all know we're heading into battle…us New Bloods know we're unprepared, but what we don't know is when all of this shit's going down…" Her face was flushed now and her eyes glazed over with a flash of hatred. "I, of all people, want to make those puppy dogs pay for what they'd done, but keeping us in the dark, building up this…aching anticipation…"
Her hands flexed repeatedly, and before anyone had a chance to blink, her mischievous right hand flashed behind her back, seizing a dagger, and flinging it straight down the hall where it bulls-eyed between the eyes of a figure pouring blood wine in a scene on a beautiful tapestry that hung on the wall. Several coven members who were going on about their business stopped frozen in their tracks, surprised at the condition of the tapestry and following its flight back to her hand – still hanging in mid air. Victorie was losing her control.
She snarled at the faces watching her with various forms of confusion, concern and humor. Holding back her compulsion to just send a spray of daggers their way - to make reality reflect art - she began to pace, taking deep breaths as she combed her fingers through her dirty blond hair. It loosened from its bindings and fell to her shoulders. When she found her center again, she looked up at Solomon with a bit of guilt .
"My apologies, Solomon…I'm…I'm just…" Why make up an excuse. Everyone was right, she's mental and unfit for anything.