@holyexecution
She sits on by far the cleanest surface she’s found in the room, listening to the constant drip of some liquid hitting the floor some ways away, and wonders, vaguely, which is worse; Silent Hill or Limbo?
Definitely Silent Hill. At least Limbo has some color.
They have been quiet for some time, tired from their cat and mouse game. Well, she is, at least. He has not given her any indication that he was ever winded from their chase, but his annoyance was all too clear. She was just too slippery, too quick to hop over walls and dart through cracks, throwing blind shots over her shoulder. He’d far too soon just... stopped, turned, and left her alone, without another intelligent soul for miles. Even as she had trailed behind, poking and prodding for a response from a safe distance, he no longer showed the same hostility, which has left her just painfully bored.
Ebony sighs, loudly, and swings one leg over the other. She looks at him, on the other end of the room, and starts wondering aloud. Anything to fill the silence. “Is it... an identity thing? The mask?” She hasn’t gotten close enough to properly inspect, and the ever-present darkness in the place makes it hard to see anything from a distance. All she knows is that when Ivory’s bullet ricocheted off of it, he hadn’t been pleased. “Or maybe you’re just not confident. Did someone call you a butterface? You shouldn’t take those things to heart.”












