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[since bruce left, someone has been neglectful of her feeding schedule. this has probably been a mistake. no--this has definitely been a mistake.
she's sitting on some roof, legs dangling off the ledge. some monster behind her is wheezing, gurgling in its own blood. there's a claymore sticking out of its body, and from how close the hilt is to its skin, it's safe to assume that the blade is stuck into the concrete of the building, pinning the creature to the roof. scathach seems completely unconcerned with its obvious state of suffering.
it isn't raining right now, but she has clearly been in it since her clothes and hair are sticking to her. and is it you, or does her skin look a little too pale and as if it's been stretched over her skull a little too tight? no, it isn't just you.]
It's funny. [a beat passes before she recalls that she should probably explain what is funny.] There's never before been a prison that was able to hold me.
[these words feel so familiar, though she can't place why. memories from the place before here swirl around, indistinct, full of faces without names. it's frustrating.]
Ten thousand years, and not one until this place. [a longer pause. she turns to reach behind her with her free hand, grabs the hilt of the sword and with a fluid movement, yanks it out of the monster. it yelps, she gives an almost careless stab at its throat. silence. there isn't a speck of blood on her after she withdraws her blade again. there's the slightest frown on her face.]
I changed my mind. It isn't funny.
[sword and comm still in her hands, she slides off the building towards the ground, however many storeys below her. the feed cuts as she falls. don't worry, she'll land. she just doesn't want you to see it because she's a sulky drama queen.]
she's sitting on some roof, legs dangling off the ledge. some monster behind her is wheezing, gurgling in its own blood. there's a claymore sticking out of its body, and from how close the hilt is to its skin, it's safe to assume that the blade is stuck into the concrete of the building, pinning the creature to the roof. scathach seems completely unconcerned with its obvious state of suffering.
it isn't raining right now, but she has clearly been in it since her clothes and hair are sticking to her. and is it you, or does her skin look a little too pale and as if it's been stretched over her skull a little too tight? no, it isn't just you.]
It's funny. [a beat passes before she recalls that she should probably explain what is funny.] There's never before been a prison that was able to hold me.
[these words feel so familiar, though she can't place why. memories from the place before here swirl around, indistinct, full of faces without names. it's frustrating.]
Ten thousand years, and not one until this place. [a longer pause. she turns to reach behind her with her free hand, grabs the hilt of the sword and with a fluid movement, yanks it out of the monster. it yelps, she gives an almost careless stab at its throat. silence. there isn't a speck of blood on her after she withdraws her blade again. there's the slightest frown on her face.]
I changed my mind. It isn't funny.
[sword and comm still in her hands, she slides off the building towards the ground, however many storeys below her. the feed cuts as she falls. don't worry, she'll land. she just doesn't want you to see it because she's a sulky drama queen.]