Anara Valnor
The Crimson Siren
Finding a way to escape Braxus, even for a short time, had been rather daunting. Why? Sabotage, by her own hands. At every turn she'd found another reason to remain at his side, providing a new excuse with every failed attempt to leave. A month had slipped through her fingers before she realized it and it was only for that reason she'd slipped away.
Terror was an old friend for the petite redhead, but it was one she ought no longer ever have to face. Unfortunately, Braxus and the pull she felt toward him, did exactly that. She was setting herself up to be destroyed, or so she feared, and this time she didn't think she'd survive. Truly, Braxus had no intentions of doing her harm, none that she wouldn't enjoy at least, but Anara had no way of knowing that and so she'd ran.
Seated within what passed for a bar within a small space port on a nameless planet Anara sipped at her drink with little interest. She wasn't exactly hiding, but she wasn't making her whereabouts openly known either. She just needed some time to think, free of whatever influence Braxus seemed to have over her.
[member="Vengeance"]
Terror was an old friend for the petite redhead, but it was one she ought no longer ever have to face. Unfortunately, Braxus and the pull she felt toward him, did exactly that. She was setting herself up to be destroyed, or so she feared, and this time she didn't think she'd survive. Truly, Braxus had no intentions of doing her harm, none that she wouldn't enjoy at least, but Anara had no way of knowing that and so she'd ran.
Seated within what passed for a bar within a small space port on a nameless planet Anara sipped at her drink with little interest. She wasn't exactly hiding, but she wasn't making her whereabouts openly known either. She just needed some time to think, free of whatever influence Braxus seemed to have over her.
[member="Vengeance"]