Larayna rubbed her neck. She was a little sore from the jarring impacts the battle had left her with. For her first official battle, she didn’t think it had gone too bad. If she was going to keep doing this then she would need to get better. She pulled her Arcadian jacket around her. The tight top and jeans were not as warm as she had hoped for. The heels or her boots clicked as she walked, at least her feet were fine. Cold feet was something she didn’t enjoy.
The team had dropped her off at a nearby town to get her Command Wolf repaired and she was taking the opportunity to wander the streets. Craving warmth and company, she found herself wander in to a bar. It was relatively quiet, a few patrons sat drinking and eating whilst someone played and sung at the piano in the back corner. She made her way to the bar.
“What can I get, ye miss?” the bartender spoke in a thick drawl that made it hard to understand what words he was actually using.
“I’ll just have a hot chocolate please,” she replied with a smile. “Maybe a dash of rum in to fight the cold?” He nodded and turned to make her drink. She leapt forwards, resting her elbows on the bar and thought back to the battle. It could have gone better but she had been beaten by the better pilot. She didn’t feel too bad about it. Not as bad as she thought she would have.
But something bothered her. She had felt the rage again during the battle. She had never felt it outside of her dreams before. Her cool, calm self had been replaced briefly. She would never have thought to try and go for the throat like she did. She just felt the burning sensation rise in the back of her throat and burst outwards in to her zoid. She shivered again, it suddenly seemed cold in here too.
The team had dropped her off at a nearby town to get her Command Wolf repaired and she was taking the opportunity to wander the streets. Craving warmth and company, she found herself wander in to a bar. It was relatively quiet, a few patrons sat drinking and eating whilst someone played and sung at the piano in the back corner. She made her way to the bar.
“What can I get, ye miss?” the bartender spoke in a thick drawl that made it hard to understand what words he was actually using.
“I’ll just have a hot chocolate please,” she replied with a smile. “Maybe a dash of rum in to fight the cold?” He nodded and turned to make her drink. She leapt forwards, resting her elbows on the bar and thought back to the battle. It could have gone better but she had been beaten by the better pilot. She didn’t feel too bad about it. Not as bad as she thought she would have.
But something bothered her. She had felt the rage again during the battle. She had never felt it outside of her dreams before. Her cool, calm self had been replaced briefly. She would never have thought to try and go for the throat like she did. She just felt the burning sensation rise in the back of her throat and burst outwards in to her zoid. She shivered again, it suddenly seemed cold in here too.