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âNo, but you know that you canât survive without any of food if I wasnât there. So you donât have to owe me, Emerald. I donât take any of it.â He said to her. He doesnât know sheâs a thief since heâs more focusing on her health not her identity.
She didnât understand this guy. She narrowed her eyes, trying to figure out what ulterior motives he may have.
âDonât be sorry, it wasnât your fault and I rather help you out when we first meet than not run into each other at all.â Pyrrha smiled reassuringly. âIâm guessing that means you say some of my championships then before I came here to Beacon, I also youâre wearing the Haven uniform so It makes sense youâre from Mistral.â
âYeah, I always loved watching your fights.â She smoothed her short uniform skirt, trying to think of a few things she could say about Haven. âAnd Havenâs a pretty good school. Beacon seems cool so far too, though. I can see why you wanted to come here.
âWell, that and at least I could get away from some of my âfansâ who think the world revolves around meâ The redhead chuckled nervously and rubbed her neck as some of the crowds she had in Mistral still kind of haunted her.
âI donât doubt it,â she nodded along sympathetically, then decided to try a joke. That usually made people like her more. âIâm guessing you wouldnât appreciate me asking for an autograph then, huh?â She laughed slightly, making sure her intent was clear.
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Emerald ran as fast as she could through the forest, a million thoughts running through her head. She couldnât believe she had the guts to run away from Cinder. Now if only she could stop fearing for her life.
As she finally approached a village, she realized she had no idea what she was going to do. She had a little money, but that wouldnât last long. She sighed deeply and walked towards the bar, deciding the first thing on her agenda was a drink. She just prayed this village was isolated enough that no one would recognize her.
Ozpin had always had some eccentric views of what he wanted Qrow to do for missions, and although he would try to refuse some of them, Qrow would always wind up taking them. Or at least that was how it used to go, back when Oz was Oz. Now Qrow was running things, and he really wasnât comfortable with the idea. It hadnât been but two weeks after the showdown in Mistral, and the now leader was running out of alcohol, at least, the stuff he liked. He hadnât stretched his wings in a long time anyhow, and a good survey of the area always leads to a strategical advantage in a combat oriented situation. His heightened avian senses keyed him in on someone nearby running frantically. Although Qrow wasnât normally the hero type, he thought it best to try to help if necessary. As he neared, the soft mint coloration of hair, and the darker tone of their skin served as a reminder of a lurking menace. As heâd come in unnoticed, and she did not seem to have noticed him yet, he thought heâd see where she went. Conveniently for both of them, she veered off into a bar. Qrow waited about a minute before shifting back, and walking into the entrance as well. He originally opted for a table outside of her view, but upon noticing that she posed no visible threat, he ventured closer.
âI thought I recognized you. So, does Salem know youâre drinking on the job? Or did you finally wise up and leave before you got killed?â
His hand raised to signal the barkeeper, and without a word spoken, a dark liquid was sent barreling down the wood surface, only stopping inches from his outstretched hand.
âItâs Emerald right?âÂ
Emerald jumped badly, nearly falling from her seat. When she saw who had spoken, her red eyes widened in panic. âL-look, I donât want any trouble,â she stammered, ruining her attempts to appear unafraid. âIâm just getting a drink before finding a way home, Iâm not part of this anymore.â The home part was a lie of course. She had no home to return to. She just wanted the huntsman to leave her alone, let her figure out her next move in peace. Why did things never go her way?
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âIâm just saying, my thievery idea is still on the table. Iâm the best thief there is, I could probably just steal the supplies if I had a way to carry it all.â She knew his hostage idea was probably a good one, but she had a hard time believing that anyone would trade anything for her. No one had cared when she was actually bleeding and dying of starvation, why would anyone care now?
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I apologize for my absence the past week or so, life has been getting in the way. Iâd say itâll never happen again, but I donât believe in empty promises. In truth, I canât promise live wonât keep me offline, but I will try to be on more. If I owe you a reply, it should be up shortly. Thanks for understanding!
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âHa! Thatâs a laugh,â she scoffed bitterly. âHate to break it to you, but humans are awful to each other too. There had been one time a human has ever helped me, and that was Cinder. The rest were perfectly happy to let me die.â She paused slightly to think. âI mean, only a few Faunus did, but they have their own problems, so Iâm slightly less bitter about that.â
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âIâm sure Iâll be fine, I can handle myself. Always have.â She pulled her wrist back and rubbed it, looking at the ribbon in confusion. âYou didnât have to do that. It wasnât bleeding that bad.â She wasnât sure why he did it, why did he care if she was bleeding? She was fine.
The man slowed his walk, annoyed with how the self harm had gotten to him. âI donât need that display to be convincing. Your injuries arenât needed.â The man frowned, glaring over his shoulder. The red haired faunus knew it was wasted on her, but he stopped. âYou may be human and responsible for the death of my men, but I donât need your blood. .yet.â
âIt doesnât really matter, Iâve been hurt worse.â It was true, this was nothing compared to the pain of literally starving, or being stabbed or burned. âAnd if Iâm going to be here, Iâm going to earn my keep, and Iâm going to do it to the best of my ability. I donât do things half way.â
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âIâm sure Iâll be fine, I can handle myself. Always have.â She pulled her wrist back and rubbed it, looking at the ribbon in confusion. âYou didnât have to do that. It wasnât bleeding that bad.â She wasnât sure why he did it, why did he care if she was bleeding? She was fine.
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âIâm sure Iâll be fine, I can handle myself. Always have.â She pulled her wrist back and rubbed it, looking at the ribbon in confusion. âYou didnât have to do that. It wasnât bleeding that bad.â She wasnât sure why he did it, why did he care if she was bleeding? She was fine.
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âIâm sure Iâll be fine, I can handle myself. Always have.â She pulled her wrist back and rubbed it, looking at the ribbon in confusion. âYou didnât have to do that. It wasnât bleeding that bad.â She wasnât sure why he did it, why did he care if she was bleeding? She was fine.
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She simply shrugged, seeing nothing odd about her behavior. âIâm just saying, it would be more convincing. But suit yourself.â She presses her uninjured hand to her cut palm to slow the bleeding, but was otherwise unconcerned. She may get an infection, but sheâd dealt with them before, sheâd be fine. âHow far is it to the village?â
Sienna just shook her head, and sighed heavily.Â
âItâs not who you were that defines you, itâs who you are. If youâll continue to talk yourself worthless, other people will think so as well. Stop it, and do something with your life, and suddenly, youâre no street rat anymore. You could do big things. If you stopped holding yourself down.â
She actually wasnât sure herself why she kept talking, maybe it was just that she felt compelled to help this girl. She had somewhat reminded her of a love long lost⊠And usually, that meant nothing good.Â
âI just donât know what to doâŠâ she sighed. âI used to daydream about becoming a huntress as a kid, but⊠I feel like betraying Cinder would be so ungrateful and wrongâŠâ
âWell, Iâd gladly provide you with a safehouse of ours if you wanna make sure to have her not pursuing you.âÂ
Sienna really didnât want to say what came next, but she just had to. She had seen figures like Cinder already. And they all shared one thing: Their fate.Â
âNot like sheâll be around for that much longer. Not as in a betraal kind of way, in a âcanât return from the deadâ kind of way. The one that happens to any powerhungry person in history.âÂ
âNot Cinder.â Of that, she was certain. âSheâs too powerful and smart to be taken down.â After all, Emerald had some backbone, she wouldnât follow someone weak.
âEven if she were a combination of all the four maidens of old - were they real - she couldnât snuff out a flame of hope that big.â Sienna, in her own books, was a sucker for mythology and sagas, and secretly hoped Emerald knew what she was talking about.Â
âNo power could wish to topple humanity. Despite how they act, humans, at heart, are still just that. Humans. Theyâd band together, form a defensive pact, and would obliterate her with sheer numbers, should she try⊠Basically anything.âÂ
âNot the woman Cinder serves,â she all but whispered, her mind going to Salem. âTheyâve tried since time began. And Cinder herself is not one to be trifled with either. She is more powerful than you can imagine.â
Sienna just shook her head, and sighed heavily.Â
âItâs not who you were that defines you, itâs who you are. If youâll continue to talk yourself worthless, other people will think so as well. Stop it, and do something with your life, and suddenly, youâre no street rat anymore. You could do big things. If you stopped holding yourself down.â
She actually wasnât sure herself why she kept talking, maybe it was just that she felt compelled to help this girl. She had somewhat reminded her of a love long lost⊠And usually, that meant nothing good.Â
âI just donât know what to doâŠâ she sighed. âI used to daydream about becoming a huntress as a kid, but⊠I feel like betraying Cinder would be so ungrateful and wrongâŠâ
âWell, Iâd gladly provide you with a safehouse of ours if you wanna make sure to have her not pursuing you.âÂ
Sienna really didnât want to say what came next, but she just had to. She had seen figures like Cinder already. And they all shared one thing: Their fate.Â
âNot like sheâll be around for that much longer. Not as in a betraal kind of way, in a âcanât return from the deadâ kind of way. The one that happens to any powerhungry person in history.âÂ
âNot Cinder.â Of that, she was certain. âSheâs too powerful and smart to be taken down.â After all, Emerald had some backbone, she wouldnât follow someone weak.
Sienna just shook her head, and sighed heavily.Â
âItâs not who you were that defines you, itâs who you are. If youâll continue to talk yourself worthless, other people will think so as well. Stop it, and do something with your life, and suddenly, youâre no street rat anymore. You could do big things. If you stopped holding yourself down.â
She actually wasnât sure herself why she kept talking, maybe it was just that she felt compelled to help this girl. She had somewhat reminded her of a love long lost⊠And usually, that meant nothing good.Â
âI just donât know what to do...â she sighed. âI used to daydream about becoming a huntress as a kid, but... I feel like betraying Cinder would be so ungrateful and wrong...â
âYouâre always free to decline, of course. Just heed my words, sheâll ultimately end up either leaving you, or sending you into your death. After all, what else was sneding you into our Headquarters alone supposed to be? A sign of trust?â
Sienna calmly took a sip of tea as well, a faint smile on her lips.Â
âYou have a point there,â she reluctantly admitted. âBut it feels wrong⊠To betray Cinder after all sheâs done for me⊠Things may not be perfect, but itâs infinitely better than my life beforeâŠâ She just couldnât see how she could justify betraying to woman who had saved her. It seemed so wrong.
âLoyal to her, even after all thisâŠâ As much as Sienna wanted to sigh at that, she couldnât help but admire the girls devotion to her Master, as well.Â
âLets put it like this: My offer stands until we get to that airship that gets us back to her. No worries, Iâve already got a story prepared for why Iâm coming with. Truth be told, Iâm just curious about the woman, but officially, Iâll say that your words got me interested, and I wanted to hear more, directly from the source.â This would allow for Emerald to look good in front of thhe woman she so dearly wanted to impress, it would seem, and at the same time would make the other woman show her true colours.Â
After a moment of thought, she couldnât resist asking, âWhy are you trying so hard to get me to leave Cinder? You donât really know me, and me leaving wouldnât benefit you. So why are you doing this?â She couldnât imagine any reason Sienna would push this so hard.
âBecause I canât stand inequality. In General. Even if both of you are humans, she seems to be treating you not as an equal. I dislike seeing that. Sure, I donât get anything out of it, but I donât get anything from equality in Faunus, either. My family was already well-established.âÂ
âWell maybe some people just arenât equal. I just canât see how a homeless nobody could possibly be equal to someone powerful and wealthy. Not that I donât support racial equality, I do, but some people are just worth less.â
âYouâre always free to decline, of course. Just heed my words, sheâll ultimately end up either leaving you, or sending you into your death. After all, what else was sneding you into our Headquarters alone supposed to be? A sign of trust?â
Sienna calmly took a sip of tea as well, a faint smile on her lips.Â
âYou have a point there,â she reluctantly admitted. âBut it feels wrong⊠To betray Cinder after all sheâs done for me⊠Things may not be perfect, but itâs infinitely better than my life beforeâŠâ She just couldnât see how she could justify betraying to woman who had saved her. It seemed so wrong.
âLoyal to her, even after all thisâŠâ As much as Sienna wanted to sigh at that, she couldnât help but admire the girls devotion to her Master, as well.Â
âLets put it like this: My offer stands until we get to that airship that gets us back to her. No worries, Iâve already got a story prepared for why Iâm coming with. Truth be told, Iâm just curious about the woman, but officially, Iâll say that your words got me interested, and I wanted to hear more, directly from the source.â This would allow for Emerald to look good in front of thhe woman she so dearly wanted to impress, it would seem, and at the same time would make the other woman show her true colours.Â
After a moment of thought, she couldnât resist asking, âWhy are you trying so hard to get me to leave Cinder? You donât really know me, and me leaving wouldnât benefit you. So why are you doing this?â She couldnât imagine any reason Sienna would push this so hard.
âYouâre always free to decline, of course. Just heed my words, sheâll ultimately end up either leaving you, or sending you into your death. After all, what else was sneding you into our Headquarters alone supposed to be? A sign of trust?â
Sienna calmly took a sip of tea as well, a faint smile on her lips.Â
âYou have a point there,â she reluctantly admitted. âBut it feels wrong... To betray Cinder after all sheâs done for me... Things may not be perfect, but itâs infinitely better than my life before...â She just couldnât see how she could justify betraying to woman who had saved her. It seemed so wrong.
