folclor
Resident Cripple
"The sleeping cabin houses all the bunks," Why'nn replied, frowning a bit. "HK-50-01... you have never betrayed me... But if you feel you have, you need to tell me." Her words were still soft and there was no hint of frustration or anger, only concern. "Yeah, take the weapons off..." Now her mind wandered and she looked away from him, trying to figure out when he might've felt he betrayed her, but she could think of no time she was betrayed by her friend. This, in turn, led to wondering about Connor. Why, in all actuality, did she consider him untrustworthy? He'd never done anything against her mother and the only things he had done against her she deserved. The frown became a bit of a pout.
This had all started six years ago. Well, she had not been entirely friendly to Connor before that, but she wasn't antagonistic and had almost begun to make strides to form a friendship under the direction of her father before... She shook her head. She didn't want to think of that night. That night she'd watched Father fall, the night she'd taken her first life, the night she truly began to hate Connor. But he had done nothing.
"You disobeyed Mother!"
The feeling of lightning flowing through her hands so powerfully that night was vivid and she flexed her fingers to try and rid her body of the memory, despite the fact that lightning had begun to dance between her fingers and in the palm of her hand. She had been so small then. Connor had no defense against the power she shot out and forced through him. No. She clenched her fist to squelch it. Perhaps Mother sent her down the wrong path after all. If she had some time to herself on this mission, she would begin her father's lessons...
This had all started six years ago. Well, she had not been entirely friendly to Connor before that, but she wasn't antagonistic and had almost begun to make strides to form a friendship under the direction of her father before... She shook her head. She didn't want to think of that night. That night she'd watched Father fall, the night she'd taken her first life, the night she truly began to hate Connor. But he had done nothing.
"You disobeyed Mother!"
The feeling of lightning flowing through her hands so powerfully that night was vivid and she flexed her fingers to try and rid her body of the memory, despite the fact that lightning had begun to dance between her fingers and in the palm of her hand. She had been so small then. Connor had no defense against the power she shot out and forced through him. No. She clenched her fist to squelch it. Perhaps Mother sent her down the wrong path after all. If she had some time to herself on this mission, she would begin her father's lessons...