WE ALL HIDE BEHIND MASKS I'M ONLY A MAN WITH A CANDLE TO GUIDE ME, I'M TAKING A STAND TO ESCAPE WHAT'S INSIDE ME; A MONSTER, A MONSTER. I'VE TURNED INTO A MONSTER... A MONSTER, A MONSTER, AND IT KEEPS GETTING STRONGER. | |
0764 WORDS @open TAGGED notes WORDS | Tap... Tap... Tap... Tap... The rythmic, calculated sound resonated through the night, filling the Dark Forest with its curious sound, overruling the silence that occupied, and actually always had, the Savage Skull Guild and its grounds. Darkness and silence surrounded the place as per usual, the majestic Guildhall looking like nothing, but an old, abandoned building on the outside, that most people would avoid, due to its appearance, and, naturally, location. What good to expect from such an eerie, creepy building, in the middle of a forest, plagued by predators and bloodthirsty beasts lurking in the darkness, awaiting the perfect moment? No sane person would near it, and perhaps many would avoid even looking at it. Having that in mind; who was the poor, stupid soul, who dared to lurk in the darkness, outside the Guildhall, and even dare to produce a noticeable sound, that could attract the nearby predators, or even worse, any of the Guildmembers? The poor soul, if that name could serve to describe the person standing in the shadows, was none other, than Janneline Ariel, a woman often described as a predator, and one of the worst of the members of Savage Skull. Pushed by an insane killer instinct, the woman was known to move through the shadows, seeking her pray, a smile of pure arrogance and malice on her lips. Although now, she was not stalking her prey. That day, was a rather special day, to put it in a way. The day in which she returned to Savage Skull. Abandoning her guild to pursue her past had been the biggest error Janna had commited, and she herself admitted that. She had it crystal clear that the Guildmaster she respected so much would probably be dissapointed with her for leaving without previous notice. She herself was dissapointed in her actions, and regreted them every day more than the previous, and less than the next day. It had been the second time she had done that. What a shameful Pillar she had been. Shaking her head, scarlet locks falling on her small back and shoulders, the tapping ceased slowly, as Janna finally set her foot on the ground, not moving it an inch, her grass green eyes focused on the Guildhall, the place she had called home not long ago. Shaking her head, she crossed her arms over her chest, closing her eyes and exhaling slowly, trying to gather courage and enter the place that she had declared to remain loyal to until her very death. Had her acts been a proof that she was not loyal to Savage Skull? The thought bothered her. She had changed so much during the last weeks, or had it been a month? Regardless; she had changed. From a little, black-haired girl that always wore a cloak, she had proceeded to transform into a atonishing, scarlet-haired beauty, that wore the most revealing, and comfortable for battle, clothing she had found, leaving her tribal tattoo, which she had acquired not long ago, to the sight, alongside her Savage Skull tattoo on her back. What sane dark mage would do that? The answe was easy; no sane dark mage would. A large scar had found its place over her left eye, and she did not really bother to hide it, Janna was rather proud of it, to say at least. A scar acquired in battle was a reason to be proud for a warrior like her. A daughter of the battleground, of the war. Physically, she had gone through drastic changes. But mentally? She was pretty much the same. She had acquired a sharper killer instinc, which pushed her to do most of the things she did, but her loyalty remained the same. Untouched. Always dedicated to Savage Skull. So why was she so hesitant about crossing the path to her Guildhall, about returning home? With a sigh, she separated from the tree she had been leaning against, fixing her leather jacket with a quick, precise movement, before crossing the path that separated her from the Guildhall in a few seconds, determination in her eyes. Everything that was to come, she'd face it. Even if it was death itself. She'd face it. Pushing the doors open confidently, Janneline Ariel entered the Guildhall, the same cold, arrogant look occupying her eyes, as per usual, her eyes runing through the entrance hall, focusing for a second on any possible member that was still there, seeking refuge in the Guildhall this pleasant, warm summer evening. Good evening, gentlemen. Janna greeted casually, her grass green eyes coldly scanning the room. |
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