Her lungs were burning both from the new air here and the amount she had ran from the borders of Bosco after landing. Her family had ears and eyes everywhere yet she had not expected Bosco to be a place they would flourish but as it stood, apart from the other gangs who wanted her for what she was enforcers from her father had come to hunt her. So she ran, she avoided cities she ate precious little, she left as few signs of her existence as possible and so here she stood in Fiore with precious little to her name, not even a single jewel left and her body worn from her travel. Malnutrition was a worry but as it stood despite her starved look she felt she could continue on as she hit the nearby camp.
Upon hitting the assumed camp she soon realized after a few chats with the villagers that this was in fact a hunting village, they simply used tents and the like in case they needed to move to new hunting grounds. She smiled of course at this but a part of her hoped the hunting was simply for survival, senseless hunting for sport and wasting the meat was abhorrent to her mind. Yet as she moved it was obvious something was wrong with her, her hair once so sleek and silver was now an utter terrible mess with no hint she ever came from civilization while her torn and barely useful clothes hung to whatever curve they could find to stay on. Her skin was dry and cracked as her shoes now gone left her feet open to the elements with obvious spots where the skin had been torn and some areas looking dangerously infected. How she managed to reach where she did like this was a miracle of perseverance but a small dot of information tugged at her hope whenever she wanted to just lay down and die, that Fiore could save her.
Upon hitting the assumed camp she soon realized after a few chats with the villagers that this was in fact a hunting village, they simply used tents and the like in case they needed to move to new hunting grounds. She smiled of course at this but a part of her hoped the hunting was simply for survival, senseless hunting for sport and wasting the meat was abhorrent to her mind. Yet as she moved it was obvious something was wrong with her, her hair once so sleek and silver was now an utter terrible mess with no hint she ever came from civilization while her torn and barely useful clothes hung to whatever curve they could find to stay on. Her skin was dry and cracked as her shoes now gone left her feet open to the elements with obvious spots where the skin had been torn and some areas looking dangerously infected. How she managed to reach where she did like this was a miracle of perseverance but a small dot of information tugged at her hope whenever she wanted to just lay down and die, that Fiore could save her.