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        She gritted her teeth as pain seared through her from the pressure Catra was putting on her. “If you have everything you’ve ever wanted and want me gone, then why do you keep coming after me!? And no, I never wanted to squander your potential. I always tried to shine the spotlight on you! I always tried to show that you did just as much work as the rest of us.. It was Shadow Weaver that wouldn’t let you budge.” She snapped back at her, hurt that Catra was so blind to the efforts Adora tried to do for her. Her shoulders slumped in defeat, wondering why she even tried to reason with her.        “I... never hated you Catra.... never. I miss you every day... I miss you sleeping at my feet. The pranks we made. The sleepovers... I miss everything.” Her tone dropped to that of sadness and guilt. “I shouldn’t have left you, I regret it every day.” Finally, she fell silent, relenting to her fate at being captured and allowing Catra to take her pain on her. She deserved it for the pain she caused her ex-best friend. A tear rolled down her cheek, squeezing her eyes shut to stop this weakness from showing to the other.

       Hate her more? Adora glared up at her wondering where she was getting this information. It seemed Catra was blind to many thing and that bothered Adora to no end. “I never hated you Catra! I’ll never hate you! Are you really that power driven that you didn’t see that?” She stuggled against the steel ropes, reaching more for her bracer but she couldn’t move. She cursed under her breath as she glanced up at Catra once more.       “What I understand is that you have lost sight of anything good in you. Your starting to act just like.....” She couldn’t finish her line as she knew it would hurt the both of them if she did. Her eyes adverted as she laid there on the skiff. “You have nothing more to prove. You’re stong! You could be stronger that what you are now though. Forget the Horde... they don’t deserve you.” She tried to reason with her, tried to bring her to the light.

         She struggled against the steel ropes, trying to reach her bracer which was her sword transformed. At least Catra hadn’t taken that away from her, yet. The steel was difficult to move against being that metal had little to no give. “If you’re wanting my attention, this isn’t the way to get it! Why do you always have to be all violence and never just talk?” She asked through grit teeth, having little choice in being dragged to the skiff. “I know you hate me, but you have a very funny way of showing that. Kidnapping me, Catra? Really? Seen when have you gotten so damned weak!?”         This was low even for her. Though she did recall a line she said to her once ‘nothing was too low for me.’ Her jaw set at that as anger boiled under the surface. Catra could be just so... STUBBORN! “If you wanted me back all this time, why did you let me go and take the sword? If you wanted Force Captain so badly, why hide it? Catra, don’t you see you’re only causing yourself more pain!”

        She cursed as the three silver balls surrounded her, she didn’t even have time to transform but all three had her pin her down to the ground. “Damnit Catra!” She yelled at her, shifting around to try and get loose. This is what she got for letting her guard down even just a little bit. The other took advantage of her being alone and pinned her down before she could even think about what was going on. She tried to push against the ground but it seemed as if her arms and legs were bound so she couldn’t move.         “You just can’t take ‘no’ for an answer! I told you! I’m not going back!!” Even if she didn’t have much choice in the matter at this point. The smoke from the ball filled her lungs causing her to caught heavily into the grass below her. “Let.. me... go!” 

        “I told you before, Catra, I’m not going back. I have said that many times to you but you never seem to accept my words.” She frowns heavily, annoyed that she would try this again, not that she was surprised. Catra would always try to manipulate her back to the Horde. “I know you miss me, I miss you, too, but... I’ve made my choice. And you made yours when you decided to stay with the Horde.” Her eyes adverted from her place on the rock, staying rooted to her place.        Adora’s ocean blue hues snapped back to where she was, a frown forming. “If all your going to do is harass me and manipulate me, then I have not the need to be here anymore. I won’t let you get to me like in the past...” She turned to leave, not about to deal with her predictable actions. Catra could try, but she wasn’t going to let her get away with it.