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Post by Killer on Sept 20, 2009 17:37:29 GMT -5
((As before, Killer is a very nasty person. He swears, he kills, you have been warned))
Killer sat on the park bench widdling with his knife. A cigarette perched between his lips and every once in a while he'd puff on it and then flick the ashes off. He held the wood steady in his hand as he widdled it down into a wooden flute. It was something he had learned in his youth from the Indians.
Killer lifted his murky brown eyes and surveyed the surrounding people. They were all so cheerful and care-free. He had a sudden urge to plunge his knife into one of their backs and watch them all scream. But no... He preferred wrapping his strong hands around their neck and squeezing until they could be squeezed no more...
Killer flicked his cigarette and threw it to the ground, where he dug it in with the heel of his boots. His boots still had Poet's blood on them. He smirked, that was a fun night. He hoped she was still laying in that lot, laying in the gutter like she deserved. Trying to charm him and act tough... He spat at the idea.
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Post by Poet on Sept 20, 2009 21:27:07 GMT -5
Days had passed and she was still in a good amount of pain, but she was tough enough to get back out there and walk it off no matter how many insisted she stay in bed. She could feel the make shift bandages wrapped around her torso beneath her shirt and she groaned slightly but fell silent as she shoved her hands in her pockets, she was smart enough to get her blade back from Hunter as soon as she had gotten back to the lodging house that night. She was on her way to see Jack, hit him up for possibly some advice, maybe another weapon, who knew what that boy could give her these days. She looked down at her feet as she walked, wondering if Irish was working or off saving the weak, the poor, the whatever, he was such the good guy, and she was lucky, but she wondered why he never seemed to be around when she needed the rescuing. She looked up toward the sky humming a very old song she had learned at the orphanage years ago, the lady had told her that her mother used to sing it to her when Poet was about 1 years old before they dumped her there. She pulled her gaze away from the sky, fidgetting with her right hand that had a blue bandanna wrapped around to cover the burn from the cigarette that Killer dug into her palm. She scowled, she didn't know what she'd do if she ever saw him again.
She lifted her head looking around for a moment and to her dismay she saw him. She cringed slightly out of reflex but collected herself quickly, if she could find a way around him without him noticing maybe she'd be ok.
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