Just a 'little' fight

Adelina smirked. She ran for the gun and grabbed it, looking it over and then looking at the crows. Since she had to worry about Jira, the crows, and a lot of other things right now, she decided not to shoot with her hand. Rather, she would use her ice.

Making a platform quickly for the gun to rest it, Adelina made a long, rounded pole of ice and pulled the trigger twice, aiming the two bullets at both crows.

The ice shattered though because of the caliber. Good thing she hadn't used her arm for that....

Great. No bullets. She smirked, though... he was smart.

As the birds merged into one and the other gun was pointed at her, she sighed. She was done for... her anger had burnt out, and she just didn't have the strength and energy anymore to keep up.

"Giving up!" the mother called with a pleasant laugh. "I admit defeat, ok?" She laughed again, leaning against a rock. Her ice disappeared, since there was really no need for it anymore.

Adelina laughed. "I would have thought you were having fun earlier, too," she said to him. She pulled her hair-tie out and starting pulling it back again. An eyebrow rose somewhat she finally looked at him, taking in detail. "Don't I know you....?" she asked.

Adelina nodded, feeling a bit stubborn. "Yes!" she insisted. He looked really familiar... it was strange.

Black boots moved against the stones with ease. A poofy, black skirt that went to her knees swayed in only the slightest as she walked, with long, gray socks covering the rest of her legs. A corset with a small red bow near the neck covered her upper body, with transparent black gloves on her arms.

As soon as she saw Adelina and Jira, she hopped into sight, a smirk on her face and a scythe now appearing in her left hand.

Adelina turned around. She blinked... well that was strange. "Oct...?"

The thirteen-year-old rolled her violet eyes. "Oh, please. Don't act like you didn't know I was going to kill you eventually," she said, which only made the older sister's eyes widen in shock. This wasn't good...

October glanced at Jira and waved a gloved hand dismissively. "Out of the way, boy," she said in a tone that obviously stated she believed he wasn't worth her time. "This is between me and Adelina. I'd suggest you stay out of it unless you want to die too." She eyed him, though she made sure she paid attention to both of them.

Adelina was currently panicked. This wasn't her sister... October wouldn't act like this... October wasn't a murderous, backstabbing child. She was just the opposite, in fact. She just stood there in shock, unable to really say anything.