Midday rose at the guild as the sun was high overhead, though the blizzard would had made it hard for it's rays to shine down on the guild. Light tended to be persistent though and still managed to shine a few rays down on the buildings below. One of these rays would had shown through the window of the guild infirmary, illuminating the room where one iron dragon slayer laid in bed. It had been a week since her fight with the guild ace Mercury and had defied expectations, recovering much faster then anticipated. In fact the day prior she had managed to stir and stay awake for a half hour before falling asleep. As such the normal meals sent to the infirmary had one small portion added to see if the slayer could eat, while not expected it wouldn't be surprising if she could by this time.
Reina was far from her bed though. In fact she was back in Joya, the basement of a theater to be exact. Her eyes scanned the concrete floor for something that should had been there, but found empty ground and a curious smashed imprint. She would had began to inspect before she put her hands up in a stance, hearing a noise from the darkness. Ready for a fight, her face dropped when seeing the figure awkwardly walk out of the shadows. It was a neko, woman with cat features plain to be seen save for the very noticeable hole in her head. Reina's body shook as the horror continued toward her, an unknown feeling of panic rising in her. She quickly made for the hole in the roof, but as she climbed it seemed to stay out of reach, while the neko was close enough now to reach out to Reina. In a desperate state, she launched herself upward in hopes of reaching the hole, but her fingers fell just short. She then felt herself falling...
THUD!
Reina woke up in fear and doubt, armor less and mad. The thin hospital gown and bandages didn't nearly have enough layers to make the dragon slayer comfortable, in fact, it only made her angry. "Grrrr my armor! Give it back at once thief, or I'll, I'll! I'll go tell my daaaad!!!" she growled it in the draconic tongue, a mixture of grunts and hisses that clearly conveyed her fury. Though for all of her wrath, she might as well have been a turtle on its shell, fuming and struggling on the ground next to her bed as she struggled in vain. Normally this shouldn't have happened, but someone didn't count on Reina chewing through the iron rails on her bed in her sleep. More bad luck was that the normal nurse was not present at the moment, leaving Reina all by herself for the moment.
WC: 473
Reina was far from her bed though. In fact she was back in Joya, the basement of a theater to be exact. Her eyes scanned the concrete floor for something that should had been there, but found empty ground and a curious smashed imprint. She would had began to inspect before she put her hands up in a stance, hearing a noise from the darkness. Ready for a fight, her face dropped when seeing the figure awkwardly walk out of the shadows. It was a neko, woman with cat features plain to be seen save for the very noticeable hole in her head. Reina's body shook as the horror continued toward her, an unknown feeling of panic rising in her. She quickly made for the hole in the roof, but as she climbed it seemed to stay out of reach, while the neko was close enough now to reach out to Reina. In a desperate state, she launched herself upward in hopes of reaching the hole, but her fingers fell just short. She then felt herself falling...
THUD!
Reina woke up in fear and doubt, armor less and mad. The thin hospital gown and bandages didn't nearly have enough layers to make the dragon slayer comfortable, in fact, it only made her angry. "Grrrr my armor! Give it back at once thief, or I'll, I'll! I'll go tell my daaaad!!!" she growled it in the draconic tongue, a mixture of grunts and hisses that clearly conveyed her fury. Though for all of her wrath, she might as well have been a turtle on its shell, fuming and struggling on the ground next to her bed as she struggled in vain. Normally this shouldn't have happened, but someone didn't count on Reina chewing through the iron rails on her bed in her sleep. More bad luck was that the normal nurse was not present at the moment, leaving Reina all by herself for the moment.
WC: 473