Dancer
The Butcher and the Lamb
Mystique's ACT I; Finding Freedom scene 4
Chroma Zed. If there was anywhere safe for a girl trying to find herself it was here. The world was small, the crime was low, and the people generally minded their own business. The only problem for Mystique was the prices--for a girl of her small income it was a challenge to make ends meet. She was grateful that she was just passing through.
What was she here for? Freedom. Yes, that was it, freedom. Recently she had been liberated from the slavery of the Hutts, now she was trying to find out what that meant. [member="Scarlet Ghost"] had helped her find out somewhat what that meant, now she was trying to figure out the rest for herself--one bit at a time.
She was alone now, trying to--trying to--trying to get accustomed to the idea of making her own decisions. Yes, that was it. Her own choices, she could do that. For her life, that was easier said than done. And shopping--well shopping seemed to be the best way for her to learn how to do it.
She meekly walked out of the clothing shop. Her shimersilk cream top bouncing slightly with each step. Despite her attempts to find something that would help to conceal her generous figure, this had nearly the opposite affect. However, compared to her "uniform"--this was quite modest. Her black leggings hugged her body and every curve as she crossed the street. Her crimson locks were brushed to the side perfectly, for a change she was lipstick free.
Her cyan eyes spotted what looked like a boutique dedicated to flowers. Flowers were nice. She liked them. With a slight smile she began to make her way there. Perhaps this freedom thing could be easier than she thought.
[member="Matreya"]
[member="Gren Reaper"]
Chroma Zed. If there was anywhere safe for a girl trying to find herself it was here. The world was small, the crime was low, and the people generally minded their own business. The only problem for Mystique was the prices--for a girl of her small income it was a challenge to make ends meet. She was grateful that she was just passing through.
What was she here for? Freedom. Yes, that was it, freedom. Recently she had been liberated from the slavery of the Hutts, now she was trying to find out what that meant. [member="Scarlet Ghost"] had helped her find out somewhat what that meant, now she was trying to figure out the rest for herself--one bit at a time.
She was alone now, trying to--trying to--trying to get accustomed to the idea of making her own decisions. Yes, that was it. Her own choices, she could do that. For her life, that was easier said than done. And shopping--well shopping seemed to be the best way for her to learn how to do it.
She meekly walked out of the clothing shop. Her shimersilk cream top bouncing slightly with each step. Despite her attempts to find something that would help to conceal her generous figure, this had nearly the opposite affect. However, compared to her "uniform"--this was quite modest. Her black leggings hugged her body and every curve as she crossed the street. Her crimson locks were brushed to the side perfectly, for a change she was lipstick free.
Her cyan eyes spotted what looked like a boutique dedicated to flowers. Flowers were nice. She liked them. With a slight smile she began to make her way there. Perhaps this freedom thing could be easier than she thought.
[member="Matreya"]
[member="Gren Reaper"]