Shery deWinter
Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc...
Cameron. Her face looked at the ceiling, as though she was spotting her saviour in the skies. It only held for a moment though before she burst into another fit of giggles, shaking her head. Memories of an age long past flooded her mind, the emotions hitting her stronger than any punch ever could have. Not just the memories of caresses and soft whispers, there were other memories as well.
"Elora," she whispered with a dry voice. Elora. The greatest memory of all, the only one that could triumph the baths of blood they had decorated the galaxy with.
Looking at Strider like a wounded animal, she scowled, bringing one finger up to her lips. The nails were long now, thick and yellow. She licked the base, where nail began to grow, before turning her finger around and biting down on its pillow. The first crimson drop came out and she snorted, busy, ignoring him for a moment.
"He has not," she finally replied when her finger was sufficiently red to her liking. It was simple, really. If Cameron had come out on the other end of the Gulag and had at last gathered enough strength to free her, she and Strider would not be having this conversation right now.
Bringing her finger forward, she wondered just how much Strider would let her tarnish his ugly armour. "Little Mando liar," she laughed, "others will."
[member="Strider Garon"]
"Elora," she whispered with a dry voice. Elora. The greatest memory of all, the only one that could triumph the baths of blood they had decorated the galaxy with.
Looking at Strider like a wounded animal, she scowled, bringing one finger up to her lips. The nails were long now, thick and yellow. She licked the base, where nail began to grow, before turning her finger around and biting down on its pillow. The first crimson drop came out and she snorted, busy, ignoring him for a moment.
"He has not," she finally replied when her finger was sufficiently red to her liking. It was simple, really. If Cameron had come out on the other end of the Gulag and had at last gathered enough strength to free her, she and Strider would not be having this conversation right now.
Bringing her finger forward, she wondered just how much Strider would let her tarnish his ugly armour. "Little Mando liar," she laughed, "others will."
[member="Strider Garon"]