Post by Dandead10 on Jun 16, 2018 16:01:46 GMT -5
Predictable. How ironic that the man was to say that despite the large slice along his leg that would now openly drip crimson fluid onto the floor, allowing him to bleed severely with a lack of mobility. Why, she could have sliced off his leg. Though...she supposed that she was getting overzealous, feeling an unmistakable lust for bloodshed spreading through her. She twisted, aiming to strike the man’s spine. However, it turns out that he wasn’t completely incompetent. He was simply underestimating this girl. For one thing, he was utilizing gauntlets, heavy weaponry that were meant more for defense of the body, especially with his particular brand of bulky surface area. On top of that, he wanted to fight her on her preferred terrain. She would in order to avoid this attack simply roll backwards in the snow, entering a crouch position as his strikes would logically then have no way to reach her with the increase in distance. However, he’d find that moving his right leg was all but impossible with the wound delivered, or at least incredibly difficult with the blood loss. She wore incredibly light wear, and it did prove most beneficial in a battle of delivering fast strikes.
She’d rise onto her two feet then, her eyes glazing across these individuals as she narrowed her eyes. “Of course it doesn’t matter...Hihihi. Though you’re all becoming a real pain in my side. I’m starting to think that it’s not worth it anymore.” She lazily looked at them all as the top notch Nihilist known as “Kuro” waited for someone else to dare approach her, strike at her, or otherwise. Of course none of the civilians were going to get involved in such a dispute, and in fact were getting as far away as possible from the event with only a few bystanders to watch this event. Though watching the giant man talk about breaking her bones made her twitch her right eye, then tilt her head to the left. “You can try~ Though you’re right. It doesn’t matter.” She coldly observed them with a long exhale of her breath before he openly commanded his bird to get assistance. The question became clear then. Why did she end up the way she was?
Well, seeing majority of everyone was gone already, there was no harm in answering these three strangers. “I’ve been raised on this island...but not born here. I had been growing in the church here on this island for many years, ever since my infancy. However, times have grown tough, especially during the age of piracy with the death of the Pirate King. People stopped attending church. So...the minister needed a way to secure money, which lead to me being “lent out” to strangers for money while drugged.” She stabbed her blade handle into the ground before rubbing her forehead in disgust at the thought. “It went on for years. So I realized something really grand. There is no God, and there most certainly isn’t any meaning in anything. Things happen simply because they do.” With that revelation, the bitter frost blew across them all, and her hair blew in front of her face as those red eyes stared on with a blank like expression.
“So...I dare you to tell me it matters. Tell me that my life and purpose wasn’t meaningless.” She’d rip her blade from the snow before flicking it outward with an inward sigh. “Otherwise? Just lie down and die.” Her sob story told in vague detail, she’d stop momentarily as she imagined a man with glasses, greyed out hair, smiling with that bright optimistic grin as he’d reach out and place his strong hand on the head of a much younger Nihi. ‘God Bless you Nihi. I don’t know what we’d do here without you.’ The swordsman’s left arm shook though as she could hear her younger self smile back and respond with a cheerful, ‘Yes father! Erh..but what do you mean? I don't do that much?’ She glared out at them all with a dull hatred at nothing and everything as she pointed her blade outward at the three of them. “Well? Back to it shall we? I need to kill you all so I can eat.”
She’d rise onto her two feet then, her eyes glazing across these individuals as she narrowed her eyes. “Of course it doesn’t matter...Hihihi. Though you’re all becoming a real pain in my side. I’m starting to think that it’s not worth it anymore.” She lazily looked at them all as the top notch Nihilist known as “Kuro” waited for someone else to dare approach her, strike at her, or otherwise. Of course none of the civilians were going to get involved in such a dispute, and in fact were getting as far away as possible from the event with only a few bystanders to watch this event. Though watching the giant man talk about breaking her bones made her twitch her right eye, then tilt her head to the left. “You can try~ Though you’re right. It doesn’t matter.” She coldly observed them with a long exhale of her breath before he openly commanded his bird to get assistance. The question became clear then. Why did she end up the way she was?
Well, seeing majority of everyone was gone already, there was no harm in answering these three strangers. “I’ve been raised on this island...but not born here. I had been growing in the church here on this island for many years, ever since my infancy. However, times have grown tough, especially during the age of piracy with the death of the Pirate King. People stopped attending church. So...the minister needed a way to secure money, which lead to me being “lent out” to strangers for money while drugged.” She stabbed her blade handle into the ground before rubbing her forehead in disgust at the thought. “It went on for years. So I realized something really grand. There is no God, and there most certainly isn’t any meaning in anything. Things happen simply because they do.” With that revelation, the bitter frost blew across them all, and her hair blew in front of her face as those red eyes stared on with a blank like expression.
“So...I dare you to tell me it matters. Tell me that my life and purpose wasn’t meaningless.” She’d rip her blade from the snow before flicking it outward with an inward sigh. “Otherwise? Just lie down and die.” Her sob story told in vague detail, she’d stop momentarily as she imagined a man with glasses, greyed out hair, smiling with that bright optimistic grin as he’d reach out and place his strong hand on the head of a much younger Nihi. ‘God Bless you Nihi. I don’t know what we’d do here without you.’ The swordsman’s left arm shook though as she could hear her younger self smile back and respond with a cheerful, ‘Yes father! Erh..but what do you mean? I don't do that much?’ She glared out at them all with a dull hatred at nothing and everything as she pointed her blade outward at the three of them. “Well? Back to it shall we? I need to kill you all so I can eat.”