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 Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2014 5:31 pm
She was in public relations, even still she was a officer of the negaverse and still a captain. That meant there were still times when she patrolled though tonight was a rarer time as she was on her own away from the General King that had corrupted her long ago, away from the group. It wasn't something she liked or often did.
She sighed walking and honestly not really paying much attention where she was going. It wasn't as though she would run into anything she couldn't handle especially if she stayed within the city limits. Lazy, maybe, but she did her nega thing during the day so who honestly cared if she was a little lazy at night.
She felt a blip of a aura somewhere nearby, didn't really register what it might be and sort of just ignored it. She stretched summoning her weapon to her hand before banishing it again.Lithiasaur A little random sweatdrop
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2014 11:34 am
Merlinite was out and about, but he found his patrol patterns were a little different now. He was actually worrying about the White Moon, in an odd way, because he had one small friend on that team that he did not want getting hurt or corrupted. He knew that she was up to things that he was meant to stop, but how could he bring himself to do that when she was just trying to live?
Ugh, this whole conscience thing was not fun, and he missed the days when he did not have one. How it had managed to come back and kick him so hard, he had no idea.
The best part about it was the fact that he worked for the internal affairs portion of the Negaverse. It was his job to make sure that their ranks were loyal, and no one on the side of Chaos was aiding the White Moon or thinking about betraying them. He took his job seriously and he fought hard to keep things rolling smoothly. It was stupid to think that, of anyone, he was the one that they needed to look out for.
Feeling an aura nearby, he moved toward it and spotted a Captain summoning and banishing her weapon.
"What are you doing, Captain? Don't seem to be working too hard."
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