Remnant

The mun of this blog is going to be shipping out to military boot camp in mid May. This might sound like a long time from now for a lot of you, but for me, it really isn’t. For the foreseeable future I am going to be balancing completing a lot of remaining schoolwork, plus extra military studies, setting personal matters in order, and just trying to enjoy the last few months of civilian freedom I have left. I am not going to have a whole lot of time for RPing, though I will still be doing so when I can and/or have the desire to. I require everyone’s patience and understanding; I will try to run things as normally as possible but there will definitely be some days where I won’t be online or will only be able to manage a post or two. 

 The most important announcement I have regarding this blog is that on April 30th, 2016, this blog (and all my other blogs) will be going into indefinite hiatus. I have no idea when or if I will be able to come back and use them again. 

A girl staring at buildings as if they held some secret that staring at them would decipher was odd, but probably not one of the weirdest things this city had to offer. Still, the intensity of her stare seemed out of place with where her eyes were pointed, not that she cared. She had a reason for this and it didn’t matter if others thoughts it weird.

Sephiroth after training.

Someone asked for this so I take it out separately.

*Private Commission

“I’m going to be a mother and you’re going to be a father.” she explained with a small hiccup. “Remember that night we spent together back about a month ago…? When two people do that, there’s a chance they could become parents.” Skylar wasn’t about to try to explain the science behind reproduction, that could be saved until he wanted to learn and she wanted to teach. “The woman becomes a mother because the baby grows inside her, right? And the father basically has to put up with her for nine months before the baby is born.”

“Parents...” Yazoo whispered. It was difficult for Yazoo to wrap his head around the news. They were going to be parents.

He snapped back into reality at her words. “Scared? Why are you scared?” he listened to her explanation. As her hear her speak, Yazoo’s worried expression faded into a sad one. So this was why Skylar sounded so upset on the phone earlier.

The streets of Hive City were strangely empty tonight. Apparently there was some sort of seasonal festival going on, and most of the citizens were attending. Yazoo hadn’t heard about it in time to attend, but he didn’t really care; the very thought of a party, with a swarm of inane strangers, annoyed him greatly. So he stuck to wandering the streets, enjoying the peace and quiet.

 Presently, he noticed a figure also walking down the street, towards him. She had the face of a porcelain doll, and was dressed in a shimmering gown. Yazoo watched her with mild interest, his luminous green eyes fixed on her like the gaze of a vigilant predator eyeing its prey.