She would feel bad about it all later, or she wouldn’t. It was hard to feel remorse when taking lives meant saving her own. If she was going down, she was taking as many people with her as she could.
It was cold on Bliss, but the raw power, the inky smoke that floated around her and in her kept her warm enough. The rebel base filled with some amalgamation of mostly Peacekeepers was too easy to take down, but doing small jobs so well would get her foot in door to Rendain’s war room. Even if she had to prop that door open with bodies, she would get herself in there. But it was time to take her leave, she had places to go and more people to visit. She stepped easily around the bodies, limp arms strewn about, pools of blood already beginning to freeze. There was only a small collection of bodies outside the hideout, only a mild show of what she was capable of. The snow crunched beneath her feet, but it wasn’t long until she heard crunching that didn’t belong to her. She cocked her head, eyes dark, scanning and listening. Around the corner, not too far from the base. Reinforcements? Someone lost on the wrong planet at the wrong time? She followed the noise.
“Ugh.” If the sound hadn’t alerted her, the offensively loud colours would have. He looked like an idiot--but if the shoe fit, who was she to stop him? Smoothing out her expression, she pasted a polite smile on her face. Adelaide would play nice if it helped her talk her way out of the situation. “El Dragon~!” Cheerily, she approached him. “Fancy seeing you here. The snow on Bliss is quite remarkable this time of year, isn’t it?”
@el-dragoooooooooon












