[color=666699]A tall girl sits on the edge of the cliff, bending over an object in her lap in intense concentration.
She's not wearing a dress, for the first time since she'd came to the academy, and the feel of the dark green fabric clinging to her legs is odd. Before, she used to wear the tight tight suits that choked her at the neck but allowed her to do everything she needed to do with ease. She'd taken to wearing dresses afterwards because she needed them, needed to feel that she was no longer a part of that.
Although... She sighs, flipping the reloaded clip back into the gun and cracking her knuckles thoughtfully. Some twisted part of her is dying to go back, to feel the deadly urgency of her job, to aim and shoot and hit the target every time. She doesn't remember much, and the flashes of memory can leave her swelling with happiness that she's not there, or aching with the need to go back. It scares her, and it delights her, and the two mix together like they used to until she can't tell one from the other.
She cocks the gun, pointing and firing off into nothingness, a feral grin splitting her face in two as the echo of the shot rings out through the canyon. She fingers the trigger, finally sighing and reaching into her ratty black backpack. If she's going to use it, she really should have the silencer on. She takes out the slender attachment, slapping it carelessly on the end of her gun and grinning again. Perfect... Shame she's nothing to shoot, though.
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She's not wearing a dress, for the first time since she'd came to the academy, and the feel of the dark green fabric clinging to her legs is odd. Before, she used to wear the tight tight suits that choked her at the neck but allowed her to do everything she needed to do with ease. She'd taken to wearing dresses afterwards because she needed them, needed to feel that she was no longer a part of that.
Although... She sighs, flipping the reloaded clip back into the gun and cracking her knuckles thoughtfully. Some twisted part of her is dying to go back, to feel the deadly urgency of her job, to aim and shoot and hit the target every time. She doesn't remember much, and the flashes of memory can leave her swelling with happiness that she's not there, or aching with the need to go back. It scares her, and it delights her, and the two mix together like they used to until she can't tell one from the other.
She cocks the gun, pointing and firing off into nothingness, a feral grin splitting her face in two as the echo of the shot rings out through the canyon. She fingers the trigger, finally sighing and reaching into her ratty black backpack. If she's going to use it, she really should have the silencer on. She takes out the slender attachment, slapping it carelessly on the end of her gun and grinning again. Perfect... Shame she's nothing to shoot, though.
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