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Jacqueline Durant



November 19, 1:36 AM
West Commons

Jacqueline watched with wide eyes as the girl's hand washed over her rosary and lifted the filth and grime from it in an instant, returning it to its previous cleanliness. She gasped surprise quietly and drew the rosary back into the folds of her robe, into the dark and closer to her skin. This girl, she was nice. Unfortunately born a demon, but she would suffer the beast to get to safety, if that is truly what she offered. Maybe this was a sign from the lord? Maybe he had sent a messenger in disguise? How could she ever think to grasp at his workings, so far above her understanding and knowledge. And what other choice did she have? She had almost frozen to death by the time she reached the walls, and if she deigned to stay out here in the streets, she surely would not survive the night.

It was decided, before she had even met this girl-creature. She took the hand, cool and wet as it was, to help her to her feet.

"I... thank you. I am- I mean my name... My name is... Constance."

She used her mother's name, just as her mother told her. She was not about to trust someone she just met with her identity, that would be foolish. Beneath her robes, Jacqueline shifted and shifted and shifted her weight, attempting to find a comfortable standing position with her injured leg. She stood on a slant, hunched over with her hands at her stomach. Her robe hid everything but her eyes as she looked at Anna.

"Please... lead the way."
@t2wave
Bumped a new character onto my first CS post, just wondering if she's okay. If not, revisions and outright changes can definitely be made.
Only one of his characters got approved, the other is still pending.
@t2wave I've added Jacqueline's reply to my previous post. Once again I apologise for the forgetfulness.
I did forget entirely, which I apologise for. Got a bit one-track minded again, but I'll rectify that.
Baldwin



November 19, 1:39 AM
Northeastern proximity

Baldwin's body seemed to move on its own as he snapped and sliced, stabbed and gored every Fifty-Eighter in his path. His bone-white body becoming covered with more and more red to show his efforts. There were a small group of humans that had occupied Baldwin's attentions for the time being. Armed with rifles, nothing like the torches and pitchforks of old, he felt as the projectiles pierced his form with white-hot pain assailing him as he neared the group. He gunfire was beginning to put a damper on his ability to move and fight, if he didn't end this conflict now, he would soon regret it.

He sunk his spear-like appendages into the snow with increasing speed, shifting from a slow advance into a full charge. The screams sounded out as they always did as he drove his snout into one man's chest, pushing him into the ground, deeper into the snow. He squirmed and scrambled, bashing upon the hard hide of Baldwin's snout in an attempt to escape. That is until Baldwin ground into his torso, pushing his face into the man with a chewing motion until he breached through him and emerged into the snow again. With a great heave, Baldwin lifted his great reptilian head into the sky, uttering a growl as he felt the blood running down toward his eyes and along his neck in rivulets. With a great flex of his jaw, Baldwin's mouth opened to let loose a great roar and the Fifty-Eighter split cleanly in two with a final scream.

The others stepped back, attempting to make a getaway, but with a leap Baldwin latched onto one of the fleeing men and pushed him to the ground before squeezing with his spider-like limbs. What was once a man was now a red stain in the snow as he exploded from the pressure of the great reptile-spider's vise grip. Another screamed as Baldwin's spine-like tail pierced his lung and thrashed him into one of his compatriots. Baldwin took advantage of their fallen position and drove a leg through the both of them, skewering them like a shishkebab. Only one trooper was left, cowering in the snow.

Baldwin lifted himself from the gore before looking over to the last survivor, clicking and mewling as he approached slow. The smell of fear was heavy upon this one, as it whimpered and scrambled back. It smelled of dirt, alcohol and smoke. It was a woman. He paused for a moment, massive form looming over her for a moment as she mumbled incoherently. It have him pause, but only for a moment.

"Please! Just let me g-"

He snapped down on her head, jaw unhinging to encompass her head and a significant portion of her torso with a multitude of sickening crunches. Like a dog with its toy, he shook her until she ceased her squirming and finally spat her out into the snow. His breathing was heavy and laboured from the long bout of activity. It had been a long time since he had been in any sort of physical dispute, so his physical fitness, while significantly more than the standard human, was questionable compared to his younger years.

'Was the conflict over now?' He thought as he looked around at the path of red he had carved from the walls to this point.



Jacqueline Durant



November 19, 1:34 AM
West Commons

The gurgling and sloshing was right on top of her now and the presence of the wandering slime creature was almost stifling to act witness to. It found her behind the crates and she cowered, curling up into a ball so tight she feared she might have compressed herself out of existence. Her eyes screwed up tightly, threatening to seal shut forever. Then the voice came, and from the dark of her hood she stared out. No malevolent creature could hold such a voice so soft, so concerned. She uncurled from her fetal position and rose ever so slightly to look over the crates at her pursuer. She stank of dirt and blood and damp as she peered over her own bloodied fingers and was met with a slime-covered skull. She screamed rather loud. A warbling, reverberating sound that shook her chest and made her head ring. It was a short moment before she found herself out of breath and listening to the... female slime, talking as if she hadn't just alerted half of the city to her presence.

This creature, one of the horrors that mother had told her so many stories of, was showing what seemed like legitimate concern for her. Mother always warned of the ways of strangers, but she only ever erred caution when it came to the matters of men. Jacqueline looked down at her hands, pale skin almost covered with red and brown. The pain in her hip barked at her, as she tried to adjust her position and face the slime properly.

"I... I am hurt."

A very astute analysis on her part, as her words came slower and slower, brain struggling to find some avenue to take that would get her to safety. She fumbled and dropped her rosary, and scrabbled for it as an idea lit up in her mind. Luminous eyes stared out from the shade of her hood as she inquired to the slime, in reply to her offer for help, after all she hadn't been eaten yet so how terribly evil could this thing be?

"Is there a place that- I mean is there a certain place that brothers and sisters of the cloth are held? Those of the faith? I would like to go there."

She held out her rosary with a blackened hand. A small holy symbol dangled from the end of the chain.

"A place where this symbol holds sway. I wish to go there."

@t2wave
Janus



9:37 AM
The back of an alley along Pearl Road.

Booker pulled at the hem of his scarf, making sure it sat comfortable above his nose and didn't push his shades up to reveal his eyes. The quintet of men in front of him were beginning to show signs of suspicion, of nervousness. To be clear, Booker had ordered several pounds of their finest product earlier and was counting on the delivery to be here when he arrived. He had removed the plates from his car, taken his father's low-jack offline, rather forcefully, and dressed up in his most uncharacteristic clothing, all black and white to differentiate himself to his usual garish colors and name-brand fashion. A pair within the group whispered between themselves and looked his way, hands moving to their backs slowly. It was difficult to see in this alley with his sunglasses on. He immediately came to regret wearing them as he saw the pair's hands had returned to their pockets.

"Y'all know the deal. I say I've got the green, and you bring me the goods up front. If you can't supply for my demand then I'm thinking either you've got a shortage..."

He looked to them, lowering his shades just slightly, so they could see the whites of his eyes as he gazed at them all. They were twitchy, Dad had taught him a bit about what he would deal with out on the streets, back when he was just a little fish in a big ocean. They wanted to make a move. Body language and mannerisms, it was obvious. He continued talking.

"Or y'all came here to short-change me a few pounds in exchange for some lead. Am I right, or am I right?"

A flash of bright red and the sound of a sonic boom from overhead made them jump, each of them pulling a gat and ready to pop him. One of them screamed in fear, "Time to die, Janus! Nowhere to go!" They had his exit blocked off, so they had cornered him pretty well. Or so they thought. Booker dashed to the side and grabbed the lid of a nearby trashcan. With a lunge forward and a savage wrench of his torso, he flung the lid like a frisbee into the tightly packed group, throwing it with enough force to make it crumple against the leading gangster and have him fall back into his compatriots. It delayed their itchy trigger fingers for just long enough. Just long enough for him to walk over to a nearby dumpster and hoist it up in front of him.

He used the dumpster as cover as he made a charge for the exit, onto the street as he trampled the gangsters sprawling upon the floor, straight through a pair of parked cars and into the middle of a chase between a rocket-packed man and another on a motorcycle. He yelled as he threw the dumpster forward and made a run down the street, completely abandoning his car in favor of simply getting away on foot. The thugs would be fine, beaten black and blue by his tough boots and garbage antics, but fine all the same.
A fall of six feet can kill you, bruh. People fall down and die just like that all the time.
Awww yis.


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