Into the City! (After being lost forever) {Open}
Sept 25, 2009 9:43:04 GMT -7
Post by Miss Baby Back on Sept 25, 2009 9:43:04 GMT -7
A bleak smile played over Hirani's face as her weary body forced itself over a tiny hill (there were few elevations here, she had noticed) and into view of the city before her. "Finally, somewhere with people," she sighed, wiping her forehead and closing her eyes for a moment, resting on the road she had found.
A deep rumbling alerted her to something behind her, and the brown eyes that turned blue when frightened fell upon a large cart pulled by a horse coming at her at top speed. In the nick of time, she bounded into a patch of thorny grass with a pained squeal.
"It beats getting run over, I guess," she mumbled without moving for a second before her form could be seen leaping from the patch and striding into the city as fast as she could, brushing off the thistles as she walked.
Deep brown eyes scanned the city on its first impression and she sighed heavily. "This calls for a split-up."
A minute or two later, another Hirani stood in front of the original, a serious look on its face. "Alright," the original said in an ordering tone, "we meet back here in an hour and a half. Any information is to be immediately reported back to me. If you find out anything of important, come find me." Both Hiranis nodded and then leapt backwards from one another, out into the bustling place of commerse.
A deep rumbling alerted her to something behind her, and the brown eyes that turned blue when frightened fell upon a large cart pulled by a horse coming at her at top speed. In the nick of time, she bounded into a patch of thorny grass with a pained squeal.
"It beats getting run over, I guess," she mumbled without moving for a second before her form could be seen leaping from the patch and striding into the city as fast as she could, brushing off the thistles as she walked.
Deep brown eyes scanned the city on its first impression and she sighed heavily. "This calls for a split-up."
A minute or two later, another Hirani stood in front of the original, a serious look on its face. "Alright," the original said in an ordering tone, "we meet back here in an hour and a half. Any information is to be immediately reported back to me. If you find out anything of important, come find me." Both Hiranis nodded and then leapt backwards from one another, out into the bustling place of commerse.