Herlyn: Fuck it Uuup
@mirkstrolls
You’re not going to say you resent having to care for Daginy- because you don’t. But now that they’ve gone, you’ve kind of realized that you had kinda fallen into the same pattern that you had with Alnica, half a sweep ago.
You love them both, in different ways, and so you had ended up putting them first in everything until you got too restless.
You can’t help but feel like you were meant to bigger things. Besides blowing up a space port.
Still, Alnica and Daginy knew what was up- it was their job after all. You could be a great weapon- but only if you were pointed in the right direction. Alnica wasn’t terribly happy to hear that you wanted to take on actual missions now that Daginy had decided they were better off by themself but you had convinced her that you needed to do something.
Guarding a caravan of supplies wasn’t exactly what you were thinking of but not everything could be as flashy as exploding a port. A rebel smuggling group had asked for some help with a transport to a raider’s cove. You could deal with that.
You go dressed in greys. The articles and wanted posters for your arrest were new half a sweep ago- and the search for you was still concentrated in space where, as far as you knew, Ironbelly still drew imperial fire.
You’ve kept a pair of prescription free glasses on and your hair trimmed. A beanie’s pulled over your horns. Ferra said changing your eyebrows made your face look different too, so you drew them in thicker with a brush and some eyeshadow. It didn’t hurt to be careful, something Daginy harped on constantly- you better start paying more attention to that sort of thing, now that they’re not here to fuss about it.
A truck pulls up to the appointed curb- the driver’s as grey as Daginy and you can tell that her make up is caked on so heavily she won’t need to worry about even blushing. She’s had a serious time of it. A hat is pulled over her eyes- you can’t really get a great look at her either. It’s all lies piled on top of each other, you realize. You’re playing the liar’s game now, and Handmaid knows you were never the greatest at those.
“Yo,” you say with a lazy wave, one hip cocked and a hand in your pocket. “The golden key doesn’t fit the jeweled lock.”










