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The sun rose over the plagued city of Yharnam, giving light to the hunter, and casting shadows for the beasts that roamed the streets in search of the innocents. Today barely marked a week that Cosmin was made a hunter. What an ordeal all this had been. A week ago she was defending herself against one of them and then approached by a blind man with the promise of strength, a seemingly eternal life, and a way of protection. Next thing she knew, she was thrown into the fray with nothing but a cleaver and a blunderbuss. She had been fending for herself, but when things got tough, she was always able to bounce back with a spring in her step and murder in her eyes.
Today she hunted through the alleys of the broken city. It was strange and dangerous to go through here alone in such tight quarters. What was around the corner, what made that sound in the distance, and why wouldn't they stop coming? Something was always coming, and something was definitely coming now. She froze, listening to the tearing of flesh and smacking jaws. She inched forward, making a right. What she saw might have made her barf, but that was before she became a hunter and this kind of shit had been tormenting her all week. A small pack of dogs chewed on the remains of a human corpse. Any means of identification was lost - the face was ripped, the chest was open, and blood poured onto the cobblestone.
She could handle this on her own. She took in a deep breath, then went in. The cleaver went in the spine of the first, and it dropped instantly, and the other dogs pounced. One dog started chewing on her leg and the other basically crashed into her chest, trying to make a move for her throat when she was on the ground. She kicked the first dog in the head, making it release her, and she shot the other one with the blunderbuss and finished with the cleaver when it was stunned from the pain. Killing the last one was a simply swipe of the blade. It wasn't a pleasant feeling being tackled and bitten by the dogs, but she made it out alive and that's what counted. Still on the floor, she took a blood vial from her bag and injected it into her leg, amazed at how much it was like an instant cure-all. She hadn't been to the Hunter's Dream in a while, so she was running low and had maybe 5 left. Better make them count.
She picked herself up but didn't bother dusting herself off. She was already covered in grime and blood, so a little dust didn't matter in the long-run. She sighed, stretching her leg that had just been bitten, waiting for the effects of the vial to kick in. When she had the feeling in her leg again, she began walking again, heading for a rickety-looking building
The sun rose over the plagued city of Yharnam, giving light to the hunter, and casting shadows for the beasts that roamed the streets in search of the innocents. Today barely marked a week that Cosmin was made a hunter. What an ordeal all this had been. A week ago she was defending herself against one of them and then approached by a blind man with the promise of strength, a seemingly eternal life, and a way of protection. Next thing she knew, she was thrown into the fray with nothing but a cleaver and a blunderbuss. She had been fending for herself, but when things got tough, she was always able to bounce back with a spring in her step and murder in her eyes.
Today she hunted through the alleys of the broken city. It was strange and dangerous to go through here alone in such tight quarters. What was around the corner, what made that sound in the distance, and why wouldn't they stop coming? Something was always coming, and something was definitely coming now. She froze, listening to the tearing of flesh and smacking jaws. She inched forward, making a right. What she saw might have made her barf, but that was before she became a hunter and this kind of shit had been tormenting her all week. A small pack of dogs chewed on the remains of a human corpse. Any means of identification was lost - the face was ripped, the chest was open, and blood poured onto the cobblestone.
She could handle this on her own. She took in a deep breath, then went in. The cleaver went in the spine of the first, and it dropped instantly, and the other dogs pounced. One dog started chewing on her leg and the other basically crashed into her chest, trying to make a move for her throat when she was on the ground. She kicked the first dog in the head, making it release her, and she shot the other one with the blunderbuss and finished with the cleaver when it was stunned from the pain. Killing the last one was a simply swipe of the blade. It wasn't a pleasant feeling being tackled and bitten by the dogs, but she made it out alive and that's what counted. Still on the floor, she took a blood vial from her bag and injected it into her leg, amazed at how much it was like an instant cure-all. She hadn't been to the Hunter's Dream in a while, so she was running low and had maybe 5 left. Better make them count.
She picked herself up but didn't bother dusting herself off. She was already covered in grime and blood, so a little dust didn't matter in the long-run. She sighed, stretching her leg that had just been bitten, waiting for the effects of the vial to kick in. When she had the feeling in her leg again, she began walking again, heading for a rickety-looking building