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Her breaths ran ragged within her burning lungs. Her chest heaved and wide, wild eyes stared at the towering masculine figure. She didn't know who he was, but it was clear he had been sent by this mysterious being known as DIO. The apparent hitman smirked as he aimed the strange revolver towards her trembling body. "Mastar DIO had enough waiting on you to decide if you're gonna join or not, sweetheart! Time's up for you!"
Shikoba couldn't believe it, was this really how she was going to die?! She spent all these weeks trying to run from trouble, and all it did was lead her into a filthy alleyway and about to be shot like an animal!
Her shaking hands curled into fists, itching to call upon her spirit dogs again. Though even with their speed and might, they weren't able to withstand the rain of bullets that sliced perfectly through them! There was only one other thing she could do!
The woman let her tears fall and the fear of dying overtake her. The blond's twisted grin dropped into confusion as the glistening streams running down her freckled cheeks turned...black? An angry fever roared within Shikoba's blood, just like the painful sickness that ravaged her months ago. It welled up her throat and pounded at her head.
The black water poured from her eyes in torrents, her mouth hung open to let even more of the disturbing liquid tumble over. It pooled like a shadow around her feet, swallowing the ground.
"What in the hell?!" The man shouted, gripping Emperor even tighter. His exclamation sounded like a distant muffle as Shikoba dropped to her knees and was pulled under the shimmering tar-like substance.
She could feel her bones crack, her tendons and flesh ripping and yawning from torn skin. The patch of scales on her back spread like a rash, armoring her back.
Yet as she fell into the throes of the violent shift, it remained unseen from the puddle.
Outstreched massive claws tore from the viscous surface, making the hitman jump. The claws thrashed and grasped, slinging the thick obsidian substance in thick splatters. He didn't see that small, frightened woman tear herself from the otherworldly water. A massive panther's head burst from the disturbed surface, before pulling its long serpentine body free of the darkness.
The beast stumbled forward, its legs splayed to maintain balance. Her eyes still held the colors of dusk, but had become monsterous and mad. The water panther let out a ear-splitting scream before lunging forward, chasing the startled hitman running back into the desolate streets.