enrolment
"Hehehe, I think there was a small detail in that place" - said the blonde.
So, I immediately took the phone, and there was a message.
"Yes"
"Mr. Solo, you're a busy man so I'll cut to the chase. You gotta stop shooting firs-" he was cut off as he deadpanned at the man who just shot him in the neck
With a bitter smile on his face, Magna silently thought, 'I can't believe I met one of Cinder's future team mates…'
The next thing that happened wasn't something I thought would truly happen, I was an atheist, I believed in no god. If there was a god, I was against unified religion as it ruined a large portion of my life as well as others. I saw it as nothing more than a power grab rather than a united front since no one was the same, nor followed the same beliefs. Just, when the white light surrounded me, it was weird. I was now sitting in a cushioned office chair which materialized out of now where. A silhouette started to close in on me, it looked like one of those board erasers from afar or long ink stamps with a handle, but then as it got closer, it wasn't that at all.
Master had once said that this world was ruled by the law of the jungle: the strong have power, while the weak have no choice but to follow. Based on the transparent desires in Tian Chan Ge's heart, she had not fit his requirements.
Simon Pov
there was, however, no turning back now. people trudged in, a huddled line of bundles and packs. red and blue patches of near frozen skin showed themselves beneath ragged scarves and overcoats, muffled eyes peered around the room with an air of bewilderment. i watched the people there in a kind of naive awe, wondering what were their reasons of living this way, imagining what it would be like to live on the city streets twenty four seven.
She had looked at me with such sad and teary eyes that I couldn't say anything to her as she asked me over and over again in a small voice that seemed to disintegrate my already shattered heart.
"Looks like I still have to kill you before going to anyone else"