Objective: BYOO
Location: No longer in a man's arms
Dude: [member="Josh DragonsFlame"]
Other dudes: [member="Asaraa Vaashe"], [member="Saka Amara"], [member="Iakchi"], [member="Glenn Knight"], [member="Anora Vahn"]
Wearing: Jeans and a pink tap top, combat boots
Wielding: 12 Czerka knives under her clothes, a bottle of hard liquor
Post: 7
He'd given his name, but a moment later her mind had already removed it from memory. Remembering names wasn't a good idea. Remembering names brought on attachment, and attachment brought on betrayal and pain. He'd promised her a night, but at the rate her life was going, as well as the movements within the club, it was probably going to be yet another promise that would end up being broken.
The other people at the table seemed to not really take much note of her. This was perfectly fine with Scherezade, as they had done nothing to garner her interests. She could taste the lightside on most of them, but without any intention to harm her, and the promise of another man, she didn't expect them to try and do anything. And even if they did, would that really be so horrible? Death would be an easy way out. She just wished she knew if they were good enough to be effective and quick about it.
He was also telling a story, but she wasn't listening. Her gaze remained moving between blank and pain, and since no one else bothered to touch the bottle of liquor she'd bought with her, she took it for herself again and took a large swig. She almost belched. Almost. Gerwald had encouraged her belching. She didn't want to think about Gerwald again. She was.
Scherezade sighed and looked down, barely registering the hand touching hers. She closed her eyes.
When she opened them again, the table was deserted. They had all left, and left her alone there. Groaning, she forced her knees to unfold as she stood up, taking another swig from her bottle. She had to go back to her ship. She had to get off this planet. Drifting in space sounded very inviting right now. Vaguely, she recalled that the man had said something about the place not being safe. What was safe?
She took a step towards the door, almost toppling over a body on the floor, managing to catch her balance the last second. Emerald eyes blinked, grogginess vanishing from them. Adrenaline. Adrenaline helped in such cases, she seemed to remember.
She raised her head, looking around. More of the man's words rang in her mind now, along with a quick remembering of his name. Josh. His name was Josh. And she had his number in one of her pockets. It had been foolish to come here. She already knew that whatever she had wanted earlier, it would only make her feel more like crap later. So what was the point? She wanted to leave.
Broken promises.
Why hadn't she listened to him earlier? It was coming back in bits and fragments now. It was worse. Gerwald had made her such promises. Gerwald had lied. Did Josh plan on breaking them at the same time as he made them, just as Gerwald had? She didn't want to think about it.
Fine. It was time to go. Go back to her ship, sleep in the guest room because she couldn't bear to use the bed that she and Gerwald had spent so many hours in, doing much more than just physical stuff, hug her bottle, wait for unconsciousness to claim her. It was a solid plan that would take two hours of her otherwise unbusy schedule.
But her head snapped, looking at her surrounding now. Adrenaline. Things were happening. Fights had broken out. And someone was aiming a blaster at Josh, who didn't look like he was going to react in time.
With a sigh, Scherezade's free hand stretched forward, the fingers closing around on air.
The blaster holding man began to choke and struggled, his blaster falling as his hands reached for this throat. Scherezade squeezed harder and lifted him into the air for a single heart beat before she used her abilities to slam him into the nearest wall. One time, two times, three times, fish. Again and again, aiming mostly for his head, until his skull cracked, until its insides came bleeding out. Only then did she release her grip from him and looked at Josh, managing to give him an innocent smile and a shrug.
She opened her mouth to say something, but apparently that had been the cue for two more of these butthole to rush at her. Scherezade sighed. It seemed groups of stupid people never learned.
One Czerka knives slid into each of her hands, the liquor bottle falling to the floor. She knew how to use her knives. Deadly did not even begin to describe it.
As the two men rushed at her she moved, her body moving with feline agility that had been impossible a mere few minutes ago. She figured she had another minute, perhaps three, before the booze took her over again.
And still, her body sang. The Force flared from her in its full glory as she danced the dance of death, her knives knowing where to bury themselves into their bodies. It wasn't a quick kill. No. She was playing with them, like a cat torturing a dying mice. She was enjoying this. For the first time in over a week, the Sithling was smiling. This was what she was good at.
You leave a trail of death wherever you go. I would not change that about you even if I could.
And just as quickly the smile vanished, her joy ended. With a single move she finished both of them off, her body, face, and hair all covered in blood. It was done. She wanted to go back and relax in Gerwald's arms now. She couldn't.
Scherezade just stood there, the foggy effect of the booze slowly seeping back in.
You are
the monster, child.