Pietr Krensikov Wed Aug 17, 2011 9:26 pm
Pietr listened quietly and nodded. Nothing she told him surprised him, it was much the way his own family operated back home, and why they remained at the top of the ladder there, yielding only to the will of Voldemort himself. Where she loved power, he was accustomed to it with his family's status back home. He, of course, was well aware that he was not in his homeland currently, so he would keep a watchful eye on things around him until he was better adjusted to how things were here. It was also why he didn't say a great deal, as he learned early on that revealing too much could be one's undoing.
As any ambitious wizard worth their breath would be. Rudolphus LeStrange? I am not knowing this name. But must be good family if He acknowledges it and wishes you part of it. You will be making family stronger, I am sure.
He paused, a bit surprised at the bit about Snape.
You mean a halfblood has the good graces of You Know Who, even? There must be much use to him then. To say I am surprised would be understatement.
When the sound came from the woods, Pietr's wand was out with surprising swiftness, dark eyes focused on the direction of the sound, hurling a petrification curse with deadly accuracy, Dunyasha bristling and growling, every bit as dangerous as a full-sized tiger. The spell would be shielded, though his reaction was on instinct. Seeing the diminutive Gryffindor being dragged behind along with the question asked, Pietr cast a sharp look at Dunyasha for not spotting both of them earlier as he lowered his wand, the tiger easing and nudging his leg apologetically. Pietr didn't do anything more to her, knowing they must have masked themselves somehow to avoid her senses, petting her head to appease her. He looked down at the English Peter, narrowing his eyes ever so slightly at the concept of sharing any similarity in name to the unimpressive pile of weakness before them. Those eyes would raise to Malfoy, a brow raising slightly at being referred to as "Russia" assuming it to be another one of those "nicknames" he heard kids screaming about in the halls when he had them pinned to a wall by their throats for calling him things like Gigantor or Vlad or Moscow or the like when they thought he was out of earshot. They ended up in the hospital wing for various "accidents." Nothing lethal, but enough to make them think twice before doing it again and then some. The only difference this time being that he didn't regard the source as little more than dirt under his shoe, and he was starting to understand that not all nicknames were meant in disrespect. He gave him a single nod.
Your timing is fortunate. You have my thanks.
He looked to Bellatrix with a slight grin, pondering her response to his next question.
What do you think should be done with the spy, miledi? ("my lady" in Russian)
He didn't mean she was literally his, but clearly he was accustomed to treating women with respect, at least those he felt warranted and deserved it.
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