Sin Deep My Wicked Angel

Amauri Zhefarovich

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OOC First Name
Kaitlyn
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual
Wand
Holly 14 3/5" Core of Phoenix Talon
Age
2/1987
ID #7317867

It was now when Amauri decided to go out tonight, and it was something he needed. Tonight was the seventeenth anniversary of his wife's death. January 14th was the day, and he did not wish it so. Amauri took a stroll out to relieve himself of the pain he currently felt. Even after so many years, seeing her dead body bloodied and all hurt him more than anything. For all he knew, her murderer could be dead now. What were the odds of that blonde Death Eater coming out tonight anyway? Amauri wore his usual muggle clothing, as he walked the alleys with his head bowed. He frowned when someone walked by and did not apologize for shouldering him. He though muttered, "Sorry." The man grunted and moved on. Something Amauri needed to do, move on.

Though it was strange now, he had moved on to some extent. He now had feelings for Nastasia Caliburn. She was gorgeous, and she also made him feel again in the cold heart of ice. The Auror made his way down the alley when he bumped into someone, a figure that felt somewhat...feminine. He glanced down at the woman in blonde hair, and a black gown. She looked rather elegant to be in a dark place like this. "Sorry ma'am, need help on your feet?" There was something about her that struck him as familiar. Perhaps a voice would help?
 
It was only a matter of time before Raisa grew more irritated as each day passed. Though her mothering skills were kicking in with Hela. She was now one month old, and she was a gorgeous pure-blood baby. Raisa put on a fine gown and she made it long sleeves to conceal her Dark Mark. She put her baby in the crib, and kissed her head as the child went to sleep. She smiled softly, and she went out of her corridors. Raisa regarded her twin, as she descended the stairs into the Zhefarovich Foyer. Her long blonde hair cascaded over her shoulders, her onyx eyes blazing as she walked. She passed this odd mirror and it caught her eye. She stopped in front of it, and she barely had a reflection. Her fingers ran across it, and she murmured, "Odd... Must be a trick mirror." However, that what she looked at was a Death Glass, warning her that she had not much time upon this green earth.

She entered the Patriarch's lair, where she came across her brother, Asparuh. She spoke, "Your son's are sleeping, and Hela is tucked in for the evening. I am heading out." Her brother said nothing to her, but she continued, "By the way, that mirror in the hallway doesn't work. My reflection was not seen." Raisa turned her back on Asparuh and apparated out of the Manor before it could snap in his mind that she was in trouble. By the time he realized it, it was too late. Raisa appeared in an alley, and she combed her hair with her fingers. The night air was relishing, and she was savoring each and every moment. She took a single step, when she was rudely shoved aside, and she landed on her bottom. Her jaw was hardened, and her onyx eyes had the fires of hell in them. She glanced up at the stranger that dared to knock her down, but that was when she remembered, those blue eyes from so long ago...

The night was fresh and similar to the present that Raisa was experiencing now. She was hooded, and much younger. She was roaming about France at the time, and she was surrounded by her comrades, still grieving over the loss of the Dark lord to some half breed, Harry Potter. Raisa had sought out a victim, and this victim would lead to her own downfall many years later. The victim was beautiful, the victim was a mother, but most of all, this victim was an Auror. Raisa stepped out from her group of dark wizards and she smirked at the woman, "Oh, this is just rich. An Auror, out on a full moon light. Don't you know there are more dangerous beings out this late? Werewolves, criminals, Death Eaters?" Raisa savored the false look of bravery upon the woman. She glanced at her friends, and with a curt nod, the screams of Cyrille Chevalier could be heard all around. After an hour of endless torture, Raisa halted it. She stepped forward to see the bloodied and bruised Cyrille. Raisa purred, "It pays to be an Auror and a mother. Your kind destroyed the only man that could have brought us all to salvation. Now, you must pay the price." Raisa yanked the woman to her feet. She gurgled, almost choking on her own blood, "You will pay for your crimes, Death Eater." Raisa shrugged and she said, "Bring it. I laugh at you Aurors pretending to be heroes. Avada Kedavra!" The bright light of emerald green flashed and the woman was dead. She shot the Dark Mark into the sky, and the friends fled. However, before she would flee, she glanced behind her, her hood blowing over with the gust of wind. Onyx eyes met vibrant blue.

Just as they were now. She hissed, "No, I am quite fine, thank you very much." Raisa raised herself up to her feet, and she glared at the man. This was him, an Auror. She just might have to have some fun with him. But that is only if he recognized her. They didn't know each other's names, but it would still be fun regardless.
 
The more Amauri stared at this woman with his blue eyes, the more he seemed to recognize her. She seemed to have a mouth on her as well. He frowned slightly at the hissing that came from her mouth, and he heard the tone of voice she used. Why did she have to be such a witch at this hour? All he did was knock her down and offer to assist her back on her feet. He stared at her and he started to say, "Well I'm sor-" Amauri suddenly stopped. That glare, he recognized it. How could he forget that night, many years ago? He could feel the anger boil in his chest, as reality smacked him in the face. Tonight, of all nights. She had to be here. He felt a gust of wind blow through his jacket, and his arms folded over his chest.

He had an accusation, but as an Auror, he would need proof. How could he prove it except by memory? That blonde hair, that face, it had not changed in the least bit. What if she were the daughter of the Death Eater that killed his wife so long ago? But how could he not recognize that look on her face? This was a confrontation he had been waiting for for years. He uttered, almost afraid of the truth, "I believe we know each other." Easy enough, but would she lie, or tell the truth? Amauri had a good sense of judgment, and he would see if she would come forward. Something in his mind clicked however. Tonight was not going to be peaceful at all. Female Death Eaters were probably the worst when it came to the criminals. They were sly, cunning, and looked more dangerous than they appeared to be. This would be Amauri's first encounter with one, if this was the woman who killed his wife.
 
Raisa lightly dusted off the dirt that clung to her dress. Her hardened onyx eyes did not let up in their intensity to strike down this Auror. She remembered him all right, she remembered every detail about every kill she had. What was the woman's name she tracked down and killed that was married to this pathetic excuse for a hero? Cyrille Laurent, or was it...Chevalier? Ah, it was Chevalier. A family that were strong with Aurors, and also had some blood traitor in it. Was this the spawn of the blood traitors? Well, she was about to leave when he said that he believed that they knew each other. To this, she threw her head back and laughed musically. She shook her head and she purred, leaning against the brick wall somewhat, "No, we have not met, in person. Crossed paths once upon a time ago, maybe."

Raisa knew that it was against her laws to meddle with an Auror, however he seemed to connect the dots rather fast, and proved that he was a smart one indeed. She could discovered, and she had to kill him. This would be fun. Her specialty when it came to killing Aurors were female. He would be a fun challenge. Raisa bent down to retrieve her wands, and she raised her gown up to expose the majority of her glowing, silky legs. She retrieved them both, and she allowed the gown to fall. With a flick, one lit up with a light, Lumos. "But I knew your wife. Cyrille, a beauty, an Auror as well. I remember her screams like sweet melodies in the night as she were tortured and finally brought to the end of her miserable life. Really, you Aurors are pathetic. Even your girls are just as much as males. The difference between us however, it is simple. The females, you never know what to expect from them." She glanced down at her left arm, part of her Dark Mark exposed. She did not care at this point.
 
Amauri was almost in shock when laughed and purred out an answer to his first question. It was as if she were completely and utterly insane. Amauri believed it sadly enough. Though the next answer made his guts curl into knots and his blood boil like mad. The words hurt like hell, but Amauri allowed them to sink in and take in every word she was saying even if it were like poison to his heart. This was unfair to him. She lit up the area with her wand, thankfully he did not pay attention to those legs of hers when she had raised her gown. He clinched his own wand, just in case something were to happen. So much to have a good night tonight. His blue eyes glanced at her left arm, and he narrowed his eyes. She was a Death Eater! He saw the familiar Dark Mark.

Everything she said make sense. But as an Auror, he cannot allow his blind hatred get in the way of his job. He remembered telling himself that years ago. Amauri flourished his wand and he pointed it at the woman. He didn't know her name but knowing that she was one of those terrorists was enough for him. He said in a cold, rough tone, "You are under arrest for possession of the Dark Mark." He took a few steps from her, and with a wave of his wand, he cast the spell to send ropes flying at her to encase her body so she can be taken in to questioning. Though she had two wands, and he knew that this duel, or this night for that matter would not end well. His stomach was usually right on these things.
 
Raisa watched his reactions like an owl watching a mouse. She savored every bit of emotion he had in him. At first, she thought that all he has was nothing short of dimwitted in him. She liked this though. She was the cat and he was the mouse. She would just bat him around a little before killing him when she got bored. One less Auror to worry about. Finally, his words came out, and she laughed once more. He sent out a spell and with her right wand, she deflected it. The ropes hit the ground and she taunted, revealing her Dark Mark fully, "You mean this? I figured that I was under arrest for killing that sl*t of a wife of yours." Raisa knew that this would get under his skin, not to mention give him reason to fight her. It has been too long that Raisa had not seen some action, and she was craving a good fight. Any fight for Raisa would be good. She had both of her wands aimed at the gorgeous blue-eyed Auror. She sneered, "If you want to capture a Death Eater like me, you will need to do better than that, idiot. You need to use some powerful magic to take me down, like this." Raisa paused and she sent out a Sectumsempra and Crucio at the Auror. She would savor this fight, each scream at a time.
 
Amauri was utterly appalled when she revealed the complete Dark Mark. Was she asking for trouble? With the gleam in those black eyes, she was dying for trouble. Amauri didn't know what else to do. He had to act as an Auror over a grieving husband. He grimaced at her words, and he hoped that nothing could come of this night other than putting her behind bars. That was all he wanted to do, was get another Death Eater off of the streets. He allowed the words to fuel his anger and channel it into his magic, which was something he needed to do. The witch blocked the spell, easily. So, she was more experienced than he had hoped. And then, she sent out two horrid spells at him. He managed to block the unforgivable, but he had to side step and jump to the side from the slashing spell. He felt it barely nip at his shoulder, and it was no way longer than an inch, but it still hurt. It let him know that he was in trouble. "Fine, I'll take you in unconscious. Reducto!" The spell was sent hurling at the woman, but he knew that this would be a hard and long battle indeed. With another wave, he sent out Expulso, in hope to at least distract her or something.
 
Raisa hissed when her curses missed him, but she could smell a little metal in the air, and that meant that she had nipped him a bit. Perfect. She threw out another Sectumsempra, but it missed, and hit the wall. The bag thing about battling in an alley was that it was hard to get a hit in, and hard to dodge. Raisa deflected the Reducto, but she failed to see the Expulso coming her way. It hit the wall she was next to, and debris flew all around them. She felt severe pain as rocks and bricks stabbed into her side. She was injured, and in need of healing. Raisa shrieked, "DIE, BASTARD!" Raisa sent out an Avada Kedavra at the Auror, her anger and pain blinding her. She couldn't tell if she would win over all. However, seeing that the curse missed...again, Raisa decided to take other measures to win. She went forward and she swung her fist, hoping to contact with his jaw. She wore a diamond ring on her left hand, on her middle finger. If it connected, it would tear the flesh easily. Raisa could feel blood running down her thighs. Bricks were stuck in her flesh, but adrenaline hid the pain.
 
Amauri flinched when debris and the killing curse came at him, but neither came close to hitting him. Though he felt a brick hit him in the shin, but now was not the time to comfort himself. He did not see the punch coming, but he sure felt it. The ring made a slash across his cheek, and the pain came. Amauri was knocked back but he used this at an advantage. He aimed his wand at her and he shouted, "Reducto!" He was hoping that the fight would end soon. He could hear blood dripping from her wound and he said, "Would you stop fighting? You need to be healed. This would be a lot easier if you just cooperate or else you will die!" He knew that she would just continue fighting, but if she knew that her life is at stake, would she listen to him?
 
The punch was a success, but she could not dodge the reducto thrown at her. She flew back and hit the alley wall with force that caused her to fall to her knees. She wheezes, and she felt something wet behind her ears. Probably blood, but Raisa had lost her sanity by now. She could not stop fighting once she started, and that was a weakness of hers. She refused to lose to the likes of trash. She hissed, "Son of a blood traitor, you know nothing. I will never die, fool!" Raisa aimed her wand as she slowly stood up. She lost her other one, and she could not see it in the light. She aimed it at him, and she hissed, "Avada Kedavra!" She wanted to see the man's eyes leave his eyes, and hear his heart beat for the final time. Raisa could feel her head start to get fuzzy. She was losing more blood than she realized.
 
Amauri thought that the woman had lost her mind now. She knew his family, but he was oblivious to hers. She had stood up and he saw the beautiful green light. He used his instincts, and he said, "Locomotor boulder!" Luckily, the green bolt hit the boulder and caused it to explode and the force shoved him back. The green flames dotted the road before they vanished into nothing. This woman was out of her mind! He didn't want to use any dark magic against her. Instead, he fired a stupefy at her, and hoped that it would stun her so that he could heal her and take her to Azkaban rather than have her die out here. But the injuries, even he did not know just how serious she was bleeding. After she had a baby, she didn't have much blood in her body, and most of it was coming out of that side and head of hers.
 
The curse missed and her breathing started to slow and turn heavy. She strangely remembered that glass that did not show her reflectio. "It is a death glass. If you don't have a reflection, your death is near..." Raisa remembered what Asparuh said. She did not have a reflection. She would never see the dawn of day again, or her beautiful month old baby, Hela. Her eyes froze open in terror, but she refused to go down. She let out a scream, but a spell jolted her body back into the wall with such force, a sickening crack to the skull could be heard for miles when her head bounced and hit the brick wall. Her eyes closed, for all of eternity, as her body fell forward onto her stomach, her hand loosening around her wand. The ground seemed like a cloud, but it felt like she was still falling... Raisa could not move, as the force of the spell rendered her paralyzed. The rocks in her side came out, and it caused blood to gush, too much and the heart stopped beating. The raging menage that was not as crazy as Rayna but colder than ice had finally come to the end of her days.
 
Amauri watched the spell hit her, but he narrowed his eyes... There was too much force behind that spell, and there was nothing else he could do. It was either fight back or get killed. He acted like an Auror. He wiped the blood from his cheek from her punch, before he walked over to her body. He bent down and felt for a pulse. Nothing. Amauri let out a sigh, and he muttered, "I told you..." He shook his head and wanted more than just killing Death Eaters and putting them behind bars. What if you could change them, and make them better and not so psychotic? Then again, this woman was too far gone. There was nothing could be done. He took her lifeless body into his arms, and he sighed. He apparated to Saint Mungo's to identify her, and probably put her death in the obituary. Tonight was a hard night, and he would have that scar on his cheek...a battle wound that he would remember for all time.

Fin
 

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