Live Strong || Open
It wasn’t like her to be thinking much about the past. When there was so little to do in a city such as this one could assume it would be inevitable, but for Esdeath the past was in the past. The dead were dead, mostly because they were weak in the first place. It was unfortunate, but that was the way life worked. Perhaps there was a small part of her that missed her father, but not enough to say that he should have lived. He had died because he was weaker, and for that she had vowed to get stronger.
The city was stifling despite all that it offered. The blue haired woman walked down the sidewalk, her heels clicking as she moved in her white General uniform. Nothing to hunt, no purpose…just what could she do in this city?
"Getting out of here would seem like the likely idea." Almost anyone would want to go home, but Esdeath didn’t exactly have a home. She had a purpose, she hunted, but home was where it needed to be for the time. A base was what she needed, nothing more.
Turning a corner, she spotted a woman on her knees shouting at a man who had run away with her bag. Thieves? Well they lived in every city. Esdeath barely gave it a moment’s thought for continuing to walk on, not bothering to go after to the thief.
"Weak."
it had been nearly 2 weeks since he'd arrived in this city, and it seemed like each person he saw was different than the last. it was as if the city continuously brought in new people, and released the old ones simultaneously.
those times when he did leave the house, he never found a dull moment, everything from superheros to police forces, to bees everywhere. even the scientists had shown their face at one point.
but this place was shady. why did he end up here? he wasn't entirely sure of that to be honest, he'd just been walking around and managed to get lost
and if that wasn't enough a rather large man was coming barreling towards him, with a very unmanly purse in hand. based on the design of the purse, and the speed at which he was running, the man had likely stolen it.
moving his leg just slightly to the right would allow him to trip the man, providing him ample time to take the bag from the man's now flailing arms. tch... it hurt his leg though
"huh." he muttered, limping off in the direction the man had come from, he'd probably find the woman there
"bingo" he grinned as he tossed the woman her bag, noticing the blue haired woman walking away muttering something about weakness
"what's wrong with being weak?" he asked, following after her, "when the only thing that strength is truly good for is breeding cockiness?"















