Steele had been in disbelief once the news of his father’s ascension had reach his ears. Fate had such a wicked sense of humor and it was made only more apparent when he arrived upon the Cradle and through the trek hell and back, he arrived to see his father on the throne, waiting with a sinister smirk across his face. It was almost as though he had hidden his truest nature before all this occurred. Nothing that would surprise one of his elder sons in the least; Carrie, himself and Dante were the oldest of his sin children and were the most trusted, though more often than naught, he didn’t like being paired with a prima donna and a horny little half elf. But he tolerated them for they were all family, whether he liked it or not.
It had been some time since he came to see his father, but he was summoned days ago upon the God’s request. And so he obliged as he entered through the golden doors and found that the Cradle wasn’t going to play any sort of games with him this time with that maze that many were doomed to be lost in. Fortunately he was in one of his better moods and he took off the glasses from his face and tucked them into the pocket of his black trench coat before making his way through the the long hallway. There were some familiar scents of the Stewards employed by the lord and then there was some fresh ones; new blood that followed him no doubt. The very eyes of the man that carried all of this was glancing about through his son’s head, through the wild black locks that ran on top of his head.
Heavy boot steps drew nearer to a scene that stirred the wolf demon’s attention; a strange woman was standing over someone, a Steward that he quickly learned about in his first visit. One that he truly loathed because he was akin to Dante, though at a much worse level. His sword hand was itching to draw out his sheathed blade on his side, but he refrained from falling into his vice. At least for the time being. He didn’t stop his approached until he was pass her and kneeled down to the unconscious man. After taking a bit to inspect him, Steele held a passive look across his face before he stood and turned to the woman. Those icy eyes of his fell onto her and then back to the man. “Did you do that?”, he asked, his voice free from conviction or malice. Instead it was with a strange calmness that he spoke such words before shrugging his shoulders. “He deserved it either way. He is like that of a mangy dog; ready to try and hump anything that moves.” Steele kicked him in the chest, to see if he would stir awake, but most so out of furthering his punishment. “Your scent has lingered here for a bit, so I suppose that you have met my father, the Lord of this Citadel?”
“Lord…Steele?”, the man started to cough up from the assault. When he finally came to, he realized that it was indeed the wrathful wolf and immediately started to scurry against the wall. “My lord, she…attacked me. With no good reason. Please, help me.” Steele looked onto him and narrowed his eyes dangerously. “I’d believe you if not for my father. He had taught me some ways of telling when someone is lying to me. I can hear your heartbeat rapidly, but the beats don’t seem to like that of you being just afraid. That and I know of your…reputation.” Steele was growing tired of seeing his face, so he casually drew out his sword and pointed it straight onto the fool’s throat, allowing it to taste some of his flesh. A tiny river of blood flowed from the cut, “Leave her be. If she is to ever tell me that you have bother her again, you will be without both tongue and a few other things.” The blade fell lower to the Steward’s thighs to strengthen the point. “Now, leave us.” Steele had the authority to do that and more as the Lord’s son so the Steward nodded quickly and ran away to safety. “You aren’t the first to catch his eye, but you may be the last”, he spoke once more in a calmly tone as he sheathed his weapon. “What is your name?”