She cared less of her health and questioned more her abilities; since when did Roxanne feel so tired after a mission? Tired, bruised, insecure--
She would’ve come along the other knights; have them patch her up and let her rest as the Kingsman HQ had more than enough to offer, but, no, she’s got this. I got this.
But the night grew and grew colder so quickly, leaving her less and less options for stay, should she fail to reach her home soon enough. Streets began to empty itself of the locals, both humans and monsters that came to mingle with them not so long ago; the night doesn’t seem to appeal to them so much, anyway.
Her every step made her slower, weaker, regretful. A grunt was sounded as she felt her bruises sting, especially that by her lower abdomen; a bad shot, she would figure, but it didn’t seem to hurt this much before--
“Ugh!” More vocalized now, she frantically looked around; a dimly lit bar seemed to still be open. She won’t make it home if she kept moving. Going towards it with painful, lithe steps, she ran for the door, grabbing hold of it before making one last effort of pulling it open, before she met the floors with a soft thud, finally, finally unconscious.