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- Posted: Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:07:08 +0000

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Captain Contrina sat in a cave. Well, actually is one of the many anit-chambers in the Houe od Rose's new headquarters, and actually, she was sitting on a chair behind a desk. To be precise.
Genevieve was doing one of the many things that often preoccupied her time these days, and that was worry.
There are not many of us left. For all we know, we could be the last people on the continent.
They were lonely and troublesome thoughts.
But they were true, and they were very real musings, and the Captain reluctantly off cold hard facts. If only because she was a practical woman.
Cracking her knuckles and lifting her feet off of the sheet metal makeshift desk, and plopping them heavily on the stone floor, she heaved a wearly sigh. Then walked out of the dark room, adjusting a knob on the frame of her protective goggles.
The lighting within the twisting corridors was dim at best, and bothered many of her full blooded human agents. But they were not about to waste enegery on lighting when they could use it for working on weapons or computers. Lighting at this point, was not a nessesity, but a luxury.
Saluts pinioned her in the hall, and she nodded her head grimly, keeping on her path.
After a few minutes she came upon a large procession of agents talking loudly and eating with gusto. She went into the large stone room, and sat down at another makeshift table, by herself. Reaching into her leather jacket, she pulled out a plastic packet of O-negative, and grimaced.
Sweet release some might have called it.
"Oh...Bloody 'ell," she muttered, sinking a sharp fang into the thin material and reluctantly satisfying her hunger.
Captain Contrina sat in a cave. Well, actually is one of the many anit-chambers in the Houe od Rose's new headquarters, and actually, she was sitting on a chair behind a desk. To be precise.
Genevieve was doing one of the many things that often preoccupied her time these days, and that was worry.
There are not many of us left. For all we know, we could be the last people on the continent.
They were lonely and troublesome thoughts.
But they were true, and they were very real musings, and the Captain reluctantly off cold hard facts. If only because she was a practical woman.
Cracking her knuckles and lifting her feet off of the sheet metal makeshift desk, and plopping them heavily on the stone floor, she heaved a wearly sigh. Then walked out of the dark room, adjusting a knob on the frame of her protective goggles.
The lighting within the twisting corridors was dim at best, and bothered many of her full blooded human agents. But they were not about to waste enegery on lighting when they could use it for working on weapons or computers. Lighting at this point, was not a nessesity, but a luxury.
Saluts pinioned her in the hall, and she nodded her head grimly, keeping on her path.
After a few minutes she came upon a large procession of agents talking loudly and eating with gusto. She went into the large stone room, and sat down at another makeshift table, by herself. Reaching into her leather jacket, she pulled out a plastic packet of O-negative, and grimaced.
Sweet release some might have called it.
"Oh...Bloody 'ell," she muttered, sinking a sharp fang into the thin material and reluctantly satisfying her hunger.
((yeah... kind of a lame first post, but i just woke up))










