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Kalif was not in the best mood as he entered his home at Styx Manor, his right hand removing his hood. One would think that this is rather strange considering that Kalif was really left handed. However during a mission that he was on, with his special requirements, he had to get some information, and he didn't leave anything behind. What he didn't pick up was the fact that the man he was after had a metal plate in his head. Kalif was strong, but he wasn't invincible. He never thought himself as that, and he managed to break his left hand on the guy's skull. The deed was done and there was little to no evidence behind, but Kalif was still in pain, and his soured, hardened expression covered it well. He closed the door with his boot before he went upstairs, his left arm crossed over his chest to make sure his hand didn't touch anything, and he crossed the many bedrooms. His six children were home today, and so was his wife. He didn't know where Kaleb and Artemisia was, but he could care less about them right now. They were married, and they didn't need someone watching over them. In fact, he wanted Kaleb to be able to move out sometime soon. It was no good to be married and still living under a parent's roof. However he was the one that put the scar on Artemisia, so he wasn't really fond of her. Filthy halfbreed. He hated the lot of them, and thought that they were all about as worthless as they come. He wished that they could have been like mules and unable to breed at all, however it appeared that it was not so. Kalif didn't dare think of it for too often though as he entered his private study.
He opened his door with his right hand and he walked into his study where it was lit by candles on the wall. It was getting close to night time, and he was home around the time that he told his wife that he would be. For some reason, when he went out, he always told her what he was doing, where he was going and when he would be expected back. Kalif treated Nicolette like his equal, and nothing was going to affect that, as it appeared. Kalif sat down behind his desk, and he slowly, cautiously, rested his broken hand on the desk. He started to shift through some of the papers that he needed to go through when it concerned his brothers running the family, and other family members that needed his help. Of course even when Asparuh was here, Kalif was normally telling others what to do, and why they were doing the things that they were. Asparuh was merely overseeing everything. Kalif used a spell to make the quill do the writing for him, as he couldn't write with his right hand. He heard some footsteps coming his way, but for now he ignored them. That is, until he heard who they belonged to. His wife.
He opened his door with his right hand and he walked into his study where it was lit by candles on the wall. It was getting close to night time, and he was home around the time that he told his wife that he would be. For some reason, when he went out, he always told her what he was doing, where he was going and when he would be expected back. Kalif treated Nicolette like his equal, and nothing was going to affect that, as it appeared. Kalif sat down behind his desk, and he slowly, cautiously, rested his broken hand on the desk. He started to shift through some of the papers that he needed to go through when it concerned his brothers running the family, and other family members that needed his help. Of course even when Asparuh was here, Kalif was normally telling others what to do, and why they were doing the things that they were. Asparuh was merely overseeing everything. Kalif used a spell to make the quill do the writing for him, as he couldn't write with his right hand. He heard some footsteps coming his way, but for now he ignored them. That is, until he heard who they belonged to. His wife.