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 IT  WAS  frustrating  that  every  time  she  left  the  institute,  there  were  downworlders  all  over  the  streets.  this  has  become  too  much,  and  the  running  hate  she  had  toward  them  almost  pushed  her  to  start  a  fight  or  two.  most  of  the  time  sarang  held  off,  but   when  they  APPROACHED  her  first,  it  was  harder  to  hold  back.  now,  she  still  had  to  abide  by  the  rules,  the  so-called  peace  between  shadowhunters  and  them. but  that  didnât  mean  she  couldnât  have  any  fun,  right? the  girl turned  around to make  eye contact with  the speaker, and immediately  saw and felt  the  presence  of someone  that was precisely  what she hated the mostâa  downworlder. it was hard to  focus on the question, her eyes  squinted in disgust, and she had to  bite her tongue before saying that she  truly  wanted  to say.
after  one or  two  mental  pep talks  that took the  span of a few seconds,  and swallowing some comments  she wanted to say, the shadowhunter  remembered the question at hand. â  7-eleven,  huh?  i donât  know specificâŚdirections  to them because there are many  just scattered around, even near city  hall. â  the  girl had  trained with  the best combat  fighters in the world  just to protect regular  people, mundanes, from these  creatures. however, here she was,  asked to give them directions to convenience  stores.  this was  more than enough  in her opinion. â  are  you new  to the city?  â
when the nephilim turned around, lillian let out a quiet huff, a small smirk suddenly appearing at her lips. she could feel the shadowhunterâs negative energy towards her, and her presence clearly was rubbing them the wrong way. lillian couldnât help but react to it and egg the shadowhunter on a little bit for her own amusement. why not? she had the time. â hm... new, old. itâs all relative. â she answered, avoiding a direct answer to even the simplest question, while eyeing the healing rune tattoo on her neck. â thatâs a pretty tattoo... not as pretty as me, of course, but â â lillian involuntarily mumbled, â â anyways, you can at least walk me to city hall, canât you? surely a shadowhunter like yourself is capable of at least that... iâd hope. âÂ








