#(weiss 01)

@disgracxd​

she’d just been starting to get used to the city in the sky.  despite the fact that everyone was trying to attack her there, it had been easy enough to get around while hidden.  but now she was back here, where she’d originally started.  the main branch of the city had changed quite a bit however, there were ghost like things that she’d heard called wraiths, either way, not something she wanted to get hit by, since she’d seen the claws of one cut through concrete like nothing.

the only real bright side was that her power had been restored to her.  not only that, but she’d found her wooden sword replaced with her own sword, Himitsucalibur.

as such she’d found herself on the hunt.  Now, with all of her strength back, and everyone else too preoccupied to think about anything but the wraiths was the perfect time to hunt sabers down.  

and it didn’t take her long to find one.  A girl wielding what seemed to be a fencing sword just happened to be finishing off one of the nearby wraiths.  a perfect opportunity.

with her presence perfectly hidden, she dashed at the girl, forgetting that without her hair in a ponytail, her hat wasn’t secured to her head at all.  and at the speed it was going, it just blew right off, breaking her presence concealment, and allowing the girl to see her, she’d have to do something to fix that.

well, if she was abandoning stealth, she might as well make a show of it

She’d never admit it, but Riku definitely missed the repetitive motion that came with drawing new designs for the shop’s seasonal line. As each stroke was different, it came with something new to add to the picture. And if she messed up, well that’s why erasers existed and wasn’t a masochist to actually draw with a pen like actual artists did.

Though today she was observing the other employees and using their faces as examples to flesh out how the clothes would look on another person, but it probably looked like outright glaring to someone else.