Kenna Raine
Character
As Kenna's number was called two bare feet stepped upon the stage. The guard barely had to push her on. She knew the routine and what was to come next. The auctioneer would say a few things about her and than there would be bidding. The bidders had already gotten a closer lookup on all of today's line up. That was the part she hated the most being poked and prodded.
"Next up for bid is lot #8657. She's very obedient and good with housework. Also she very pretty. Can I get a bid of 10 thousand."
The words of the auctioneer were drowned out by Kenna's own thoughts. The young girl wondered were she would be placed this time and whom her master would be. Would she do a good enough job to be kept? Would he be kind?
A light sigh escaped her lips as she looked down to her feet before looking scanning the crowd. Kenna could imagine what these people were thinking. The thought alone made her shudder. Pulling at the short clean white dress they had put on her Kenna's gaze looked downward again. She did always feel awkward on center stage. She was much happier hidden away in the shadows. It was where she belonged or at least that was what she thought. There was nothing to tell her otherwise.
The young slave knew it was silly but she often dreamed of what life was on the outside. Save slave auctions Kenna had never been seen the outside world. She had these visions of what creatures and things lived outside of cages. She wished to be free but such light and hope had been snuffed out a long time ago. The world she lived in was full of blackness with no hope or way out. It was something that she had come to accept.
"Spin for the crowd." The auctioneer told Kenna as the bidding begun. Looking up to him she blinked for a moment as if trying to register what he was saying before nodding at him. As Kenna spun around in a few circles she could hear the hooping and hollering of the crowd. She ignored all of that though.
Dancing while she did her job was something she enjoyed doing. There was no music but she had this melody in her head that she played over again as she did so. It sounded silly but in a way it was freeing and something she never let anyone see. If her owner was around she quietly did as she was told nothing more and nothing less.
"Next up for bid is lot #8657. She's very obedient and good with housework. Also she very pretty. Can I get a bid of 10 thousand."
The words of the auctioneer were drowned out by Kenna's own thoughts. The young girl wondered were she would be placed this time and whom her master would be. Would she do a good enough job to be kept? Would he be kind?
A light sigh escaped her lips as she looked down to her feet before looking scanning the crowd. Kenna could imagine what these people were thinking. The thought alone made her shudder. Pulling at the short clean white dress they had put on her Kenna's gaze looked downward again. She did always feel awkward on center stage. She was much happier hidden away in the shadows. It was where she belonged or at least that was what she thought. There was nothing to tell her otherwise.
The young slave knew it was silly but she often dreamed of what life was on the outside. Save slave auctions Kenna had never been seen the outside world. She had these visions of what creatures and things lived outside of cages. She wished to be free but such light and hope had been snuffed out a long time ago. The world she lived in was full of blackness with no hope or way out. It was something that she had come to accept.
"Spin for the crowd." The auctioneer told Kenna as the bidding begun. Looking up to him she blinked for a moment as if trying to register what he was saying before nodding at him. As Kenna spun around in a few circles she could hear the hooping and hollering of the crowd. She ignored all of that though.
Dancing while she did her job was something she enjoyed doing. There was no music but she had this melody in her head that she played over again as she did so. It sounded silly but in a way it was freeing and something she never let anyone see. If her owner was around she quietly did as she was told nothing more and nothing less.