Sin For me, Daddy.
“Tell me… do I look like I tolerate mistake?”
Drystan reached for the knife buried in the table, pulling it free with a slow, deliberate motion.
Slowly, the blade found flesh.
It didn’t stab. Not yet. Instead, he let the tip press against the man’s collarbone, tracing along the skin, slow, almost teasing.
Then, without warning—
It sank in.
Not deep. Just enough to draw blood. Just enough to make the man scream.
The others flinched.
But Dryatan didn't wait. instead, he dragged the blade down, carving a thin, shallow line along the man’s chest, watching as the red welled up, spilling in slow, thick rivulets.