A Life

Judas Anderson

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Judas Maxwell Anderson strode through the mountainside, ignoring the charming mountain air or lack thereof.
He peered about, searching for something, though he knew not what.
These mountains held secrets for him, times of trial and madness, a girl's face, a dragon, and more.
He bent over, removing his black glove to reveal the metal prosthetic that was his right hand.
It was shaped like a normal hand, though made of hard, cold black metal, it was quite ingeniusly jointed and almost as flexible and quick as a hand of flesh, and in the center of his palm was a red sensor whose use only he knew.
Slowly moving to a spot in the ground, he traced a large cross into the ground, remembering his lost life.
The funeral was his, and he was pleased.
 

Niyaz

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The figure of Zack was seen as she seemed to be strolling by the mountains. She had been at the academy for quite a while yet it seemed she still couldn’t make too many friends. Such was to be expected though, being that the female was quiet in nature and shy in façade. She sighed softly, short red locks falling before a lightly freckled face.

The femme had only met but a couple of people, one of them being her twin, another being one called Charlie, and a male by the name of Judas she hadn’t heard from in quite a while. She sighed softly. It was just exasperating.

The femme tucked her hands in her back jean pockets as she walked slowly, a white tank top being over her as well as a white cap on which perched a strange animal indeed, being one to hold four rabbit ears, two squirrel tails and the body of a hamster.

She smiled as she caught sight of Judas and she neared him shyly.
Hey, I hadn’t seen you for a while. I thought you had transferred.
The last was rambled off and her cheeks were a beat red, showing she was one to not be used to speaking to people.
 

Judas Anderson

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Judas smiled kindly at her, slowly rising.
"Something like that...I got in a bit of trouble. Nothing special, lost my brother and my arm, no big deal. What've you been up to?"
 

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Zack nodded along yet later shook her head, believing she heard something wrong.
Pardon me?
She said, confusion evident, for once actually looking at some one straight out. Maybe she had heard something wrong. It wouldn't have been the first time.
 

Judas Anderson

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Judas cocked his head to the side.
"I said, 'What've you been up to?', my dear. Cat got your tongue?"
 

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Zack shrugged it off, figuring she had heard wrong or that he was just playing and continued the conversation while shaking her head.
No. Sorry, I heard something wrong.
She said while sticking out her tongue to prove her point and smiling shyly.

I met my brother.
She said lightly and with a shrug. As she spoke Helios seemed to sniff the air and start edging towards Judas, remembering when the male had petter him before.
 

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Judas smiled, peering at Helios.
"Good to see he's still around. Your brother ey? What was he like? Charming like you?"
He chuckled.
 

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Zack nodded as Helios finally ran down Zack's arm, which she extended for him to not fall off, as he came to rest near Judas and he peered back at the male.

Yeah, I thought he'd want to go back into the paper after a while but he liked it out here. I dind't have the heart to force him back.
She said with a light shrug.

She laughed lightly. We're opposites but I like him.
She said. For some reason she seemed to speak more when around the male than around most others. It probably had to do with him being the first person in Starlight she ever met and him being nice to her at that point.
 

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Judas fondly petted Helios, smiling at Zack.
"Well, as long as your family is with you at least sometimes. There are far too many at the academy plagued by nightmares of loneliness and separation, glad you're fine."
 

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Yeah, it's good, too bad it took so long for us to meet.
She said, referring to her and her twin.

So how about you? How are you?
She asked silently, her voice, as always, barely above a whisper.
 
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