Void Siren
Attire: Dress
Tag: Jonah
A petty criminal, was what she was.
A jacked speeder bike here. A stolen luxury jacket there. A casual robbery elsewhere, done in broad daylight. However, not all of her crimes had been done in such an incautious manner. Tarasynora had been careful at first, operating with subtlety and stealth so that only her target might see her. She had spoken softly then, her voice carrying subtle notes of compulsion uttered from her lips in such a way that her victims were drawn into a stupor, allowing her to fill their minds with thoughts that were not their own. Empty your pockets. Hand me your speeder keys. Swipe that card. Take off those security tags. Open the display case. Then, after getting what she wanted from them, she would clear their mind before leaving the scene as she found it. Intact. Spotless. Pristine.
But then she got addicted.
It hadn’t taken long. First it was one theft a week, each carried out in a different locale so as to scatter her footprint. Then it was two, done on different days week after week. From there, two became three and three became four, five, six, and seven.
After a while, she simply stopped caring.
However, for one night, Tarasynora allowed herself to relax. A cute, shoplifted dress clung to a small form, a stolen luxury jacket on delicate shoulders, and a cocktail purchased with credits from a snatched purse in a manicured hand (paid for with money from that same purse). All for an evening at the Element Zero.
Unbeknownst to her, that same night, a small bounty was placed on her head.
All the while, Tara danced alone on the main floor, almost entirely heedless of her immediate surroundings. While her relationship with music was complicated, she allowed herself to fall into a trance, the melody flowing into her pointed ears as her body moved in perfect sync with the pounding beat and the flashing neon lights.
But someone was coming. A puck, pinging. And a lone soul, singing.