The festival [O]
Sept 17, 2021 21:58:38 GMT -7
Post by Queen of Kamyuja on Sept 17, 2021 21:58:38 GMT -7
The Festival
The night is shrouded in mystery. Even when the moon is at its brightest, secrets hide everywhere. Then the sun rises and its rays cast so many shadows that the day creates more illusion than all the veiled truth of the night.
I have lived in this illusion for much of my life, but I have never belonged to it. Before my birth, I existed for too long in the realm between nothingness and life, and even now, the night still whispers to me. A strong cord binds me to the dark side of the world and shields me from the light.
The moonlight shone on the fair skin of the Kamyuja as she stood within the opening, burning a brand into her dark heart. She was on the prowl, a dangerous predator looking for some fun. But who had the audacity to approach her? Entertain her? Her desire for blood was so strong that killing anyone on the street seemed exciting, but she, unfortunately, neglects that desire because her brethren would not appreciate it. Long had she lost hope, the will to continue with a life in which her mind had been tainted beyond repair – a wretched curse that she carries every day, one that she wished she didn't have to bear any longer.
Was a simple desire for engagement too hard to come by? Even if she was unhappy with her life, she was not the type to die. Cree, her inner companion and friend, has always been deserving of some company. Her other persona didn't have to suffer because she was frustrated. Cree was a shinobi, and for the first time in her life, she was happy. No, death was not the solution because it would be too selfish. But for someone else, well death is a banker, and everyone pays.
Lucretia drifted through the night as if she were already dead. Everyone either ignored her or didn't notice her presence. Her slender frame was dressed in a free-flowing black two-piece gown. Her feet are always bare. Even if she added a swing to her walk, no one would notice because no one cared. What was the point of this? The pray was there, all she needed was a helping hand...