Kyuubey
Yūgen
Kinsley Lizette Foxx
SCENE:
Serpents Arc 3: Scene 1
LOCATION:
Mysterious Black Site, North District
PARTICIPANTS:
August, Damian, Kinsley, Kisara, Kyoden, Peyton, Raphael, Sabrina, Shinko, Julian
Thicker Than Water
Kinsley closed her eyes to the familiar sound of a sword clashing. The perpetual lullaby of a good brawl echoing from ear to ear. A breath of air tumbled past her barely parted lips as she took it all in, still stationed against the wall she’d become so comfortable against. Did she have any intention of moving anytime soon? Not really. They were doing just fine. It would just be an insult to Damian, one of the few whose opinions mattered, if she dared get involved in his spar.
So she simply didn’t. A tiresome sound followed when everything went quiet and still. The clash of battle was no longer resonating like a live orchestra around her. A pair of blue eyes peered out and immediately settled on the ebony tousled hair of Kraken. Those eyes narrowed the slightest as she finally left the perch she’d been so comfortably nestled into.
She followed behind him, peering at the ground with an intense disinterest. At the sound of more voices, new ones, her eyes rose to stare at the scene before her.
Raphael Shaw was amongst the many bodies within view along other familiar faces. There was one she didn’t quite recognize but he was still breathing so clearly he wasn’t an enemy or the Serpents would’ve provided him with the same five star treatment the rest of the enemies they’d come across in this place had been given. She resisted chiming in with some snarky remark or running over to Peyton.
Raph looked worse for wear. Not that she’d voice it or let it reflect within her wandering gaze. They all truthfully looked like shit. A ghastly smile stretched across her face in his direction as the voices within her head whispered many things. They seemed pleased he was alive too, strangely enough.
Kinsley didn’t utter a single word but instead she shrugged idly in response, peering behind her towards where they’d come. Not a likely way out.
Kisara’s current state was troublesome and Kinsley felt a shred of remorse for the girl. They were friends, not something she could call many. So the sight of her in such a disheveled and exhausted state was concerning. Kinz scrunched her nose up at the rising feeling that she knew was an inkling of actual care. It felt foreign.
She breathed heavily and instinctively reached forward to grab Damian’s hand for a semblance of comfort. A rare notion. The other two already had a grip on Kisara to help her, otherwise she would’ve carried Kisara herself. It wouldn’t have posed too much of a problem for the symbiote and herself combined but Kinsley was relieved that others cared enough about Kisara to step forward and help her escape this shit hole. Even Raph himself, despite his current appearance and predicament, was helping. A minuscule amount of respect dredged it way into existence as she watched.
That was something there was little show of amongst them - The Serpents. Actual concern. The gang wasn’t known for picking flowers and skipping through fields with one another. Without realizing it, her grip tightened within Kraken’s grasp as she peered around the room, eyes flickering from face to face. What a dysfunctional family they all were. Sabrina spoke up and Kinz’s stare lingered on her for probably longer than necessary.
She found herself curious as to the answer to that question too. There hadn’t been many answers this entire time. Just lots of violence, not that she minded it. It was the most thrilling part of this entire escapade but answers were starting to feel necessary. Though leaving this sewer smelling establishment was quickly taking precedence over any answers. It stunk like death and Kinsley had a feeling they weren’t going to all hold hands and sing kumbaya anytime soon.
Kinsley closed her eyes to the familiar sound of a sword clashing. The perpetual lullaby of a good brawl echoing from ear to ear. A breath of air tumbled past her barely parted lips as she took it all in, still stationed against the wall she’d become so comfortable against. Did she have any intention of moving anytime soon? Not really. They were doing just fine. It would just be an insult to Damian, one of the few whose opinions mattered, if she dared get involved in his spar.
So she simply didn’t. A tiresome sound followed when everything went quiet and still. The clash of battle was no longer resonating like a live orchestra around her. A pair of blue eyes peered out and immediately settled on the ebony tousled hair of Kraken. Those eyes narrowed the slightest as she finally left the perch she’d been so comfortably nestled into.
She followed behind him, peering at the ground with an intense disinterest. At the sound of more voices, new ones, her eyes rose to stare at the scene before her.
Raphael Shaw was amongst the many bodies within view along other familiar faces. There was one she didn’t quite recognize but he was still breathing so clearly he wasn’t an enemy or the Serpents would’ve provided him with the same five star treatment the rest of the enemies they’d come across in this place had been given. She resisted chiming in with some snarky remark or running over to Peyton.
Raph looked worse for wear. Not that she’d voice it or let it reflect within her wandering gaze. They all truthfully looked like shit. A ghastly smile stretched across her face in his direction as the voices within her head whispered many things. They seemed pleased he was alive too, strangely enough.
Kinsley didn’t utter a single word but instead she shrugged idly in response, peering behind her towards where they’d come. Not a likely way out.
Kisara’s current state was troublesome and Kinsley felt a shred of remorse for the girl. They were friends, not something she could call many. So the sight of her in such a disheveled and exhausted state was concerning. Kinz scrunched her nose up at the rising feeling that she knew was an inkling of actual care. It felt foreign.
She breathed heavily and instinctively reached forward to grab Damian’s hand for a semblance of comfort. A rare notion. The other two already had a grip on Kisara to help her, otherwise she would’ve carried Kisara herself. It wouldn’t have posed too much of a problem for the symbiote and herself combined but Kinsley was relieved that others cared enough about Kisara to step forward and help her escape this shit hole. Even Raph himself, despite his current appearance and predicament, was helping. A minuscule amount of respect dredged it way into existence as she watched.
That was something there was little show of amongst them - The Serpents. Actual concern. The gang wasn’t known for picking flowers and skipping through fields with one another. Without realizing it, her grip tightened within Kraken’s grasp as she peered around the room, eyes flickering from face to face. What a dysfunctional family they all were. Sabrina spoke up and Kinz’s stare lingered on her for probably longer than necessary.
She found herself curious as to the answer to that question too. There hadn’t been many answers this entire time. Just lots of violence, not that she minded it. It was the most thrilling part of this entire escapade but answers were starting to feel necessary. Though leaving this sewer smelling establishment was quickly taking precedence over any answers. It stunk like death and Kinsley had a feeling they weren’t going to all hold hands and sing kumbaya anytime soon.
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