#digitalrcge

[blythefm]

@digitalrcge​ when: night of the first day

Is Blythe frustrated? Absolutely. Her leg might be fixed but Blythe Beesly always has something to be angry about, and this evening it’s the fact that she didn’t get to kill Tiberius herself.

It’s why she chooses to ignore everyone except the bottle of whiskey in her hand. She drinks alone, not coming out of her room until she thinks everyone has gone to bed. Blythe figures everyone is too exhausted to be out or they just want to spend time with their loved ones so it’s the perfect opportunity for her to have the while terrace to herself. 

Finding Digit is up surprises her, though she figures she probably should have expected to run into at least another insomniac. With the bottle still keeping her company, Blythe walks up to her and takes a seat, offering to share her liquor with Digit.

“Counting sheep doesn’t work for you either?“

[diosefm]

@digitalrcge​  when: beginning of the reception where: digit’s table

Diose can’t say she is very close to Digit. They’ve worked together, she’s seen what Digit is capable of and does consider her a rather interesting mentor, but that’s the extent of their relationship. She is supposed to be looking for Slate, but when she spots one of the many designs she worked on for the wedding, she takes a detour and walks up to Digit.

“You know, not everyone is lucky enough to say they’ve gotten a chance to wear an original Valey, especially a custom made outfit.” She swears there are no ill intentions behind her words, even if she is starting to sound a bit too much like her old self. “I hope this little deal cements a repeat of the alliance our districts established not too long ago.“

[blythefm]

@digitalrcge​  when: right after her convo with silver where: wherever evil ppl hide

As soon she is done with Silver, Blythe leaves them with Robyn and goes on the lookout for Digit. Her steps are firm, showing how angry she is as she looks in every room and hallway she can find. Even if it takes her all day, Blythe is determined to find Three’s victor and make her pay, despite not knowing the intentions behind her little hacking trick. Whatever those are, they do not interest Blythe. The moment Silver was taken only to return missing a couple of fingers, Blythe knew she needed to find the person responsible for it. 

While Silver didn’t explicitly mention who had been behind their kidnapping, Blythe was able to connect the dots and put a face to the person she dreamed of hurting for daring to take away her best friend. Even if Digit didn’t directly kidnap her own mentor, she did helped, and that’s enough for Blythe. She’s never needed extraordinary reasons to want to hurt people. 

She finds her at last, and Blythe gives her to opportunity to escape as she runs after her, eyes set on Digit even as Blythe took the first swing, one strong enough to knock her down. Her axe would be much better, get the job done fairly quickly, but making  Digit bleed with the help of nothing but her bare hands is very satisfactory. 

Not wanting to give her a chance to escape, Blythe straddles her and continues making use of her right hook, not stopping even once, not even to breathe as she is completely blinded by pure and unaltered rage.