SirOni
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Re: The Good Daughter (SirOni and xgkf)
With every breath Lani winced in pain as she rested against the damaged building. With nothing else to do whilst she waited Lani scoped out the building she was resting against, and quickly realised it was some kind of shop, a grocers judging by the scattered remains of its contents amongst the shattered glass. As the young demoness continued to scan the inside of the shop she caught the sight of a figure out of the corner of her eye, and not wanting to let someone get the jump on her in the state that she was in Lani reached for her gun. Though as her gripped tightened on one of her revolvers she saw that the body was in no fit state to do much of anything, let alone attack her. Though despite the relief that she wasn't about to be ambushed Lani couldn't help but feel immense guilt as what seemed like a child rush out towards the body and hysterically crying.
Once more Lani winced at each touch Hilda's hands made on her torso as she checked for broken bones. "The... the fight's not over," Lani rasped as the two of them made their way to the bench. "If they escaped... I gotta go put them down. It's... it's what mom would do." The fact that she failed so utterly in the defence against the bandits hurt Lani more than any of her wounds ever could. Despite her lack of experience, and her earlier insecurities, she had come to believe that she had what it took to rid Chander of the bandit menace once and for all. Lani had dreamt of following in her mother's footsteps, to cut down any injustice on her journey, and the fact that she failed on her first attempt cut the young girl deeply. And now the good people of Chander suffered for her stupidity, and what's more she felt as if she had let Eleanor down.
Lani sat in silence and only half listened as Hilda spoke, though as the remainder of her little group of demons came back she snapped back to reality. "We... we take the fight to them," Lani replied to Jandri, and as she shakily attempted to climb to her feet a sudden wave of pain washed over her. Stifling a wince the young demoness glanced at Hilda for a second before giving in to the sorceress' earlier suggestion and sat back down. After I've been... patched up."
"I...I don't think I'll be... be able to repay my part of our contract right now, but I think... I'll be needing you all here for a little bit longer anyway... if that's alright." Lani paused for a moment, partly to to allow any of them to speak their mind before she continued and partly to allow herself to catch her breath. "If any bandits have been, caught... the sheriff might need some help... interrogating them. To find out where their base is. And... I'd like all of your help, to wipe out this group. Though, for now... see what you can pick from the bodies of the bandits, and... help the townspeople however you can."
With every breath Lani winced in pain as she rested against the damaged building. With nothing else to do whilst she waited Lani scoped out the building she was resting against, and quickly realised it was some kind of shop, a grocers judging by the scattered remains of its contents amongst the shattered glass. As the young demoness continued to scan the inside of the shop she caught the sight of a figure out of the corner of her eye, and not wanting to let someone get the jump on her in the state that she was in Lani reached for her gun. Though as her gripped tightened on one of her revolvers she saw that the body was in no fit state to do much of anything, let alone attack her. Though despite the relief that she wasn't about to be ambushed Lani couldn't help but feel immense guilt as what seemed like a child rush out towards the body and hysterically crying.
Once more Lani winced at each touch Hilda's hands made on her torso as she checked for broken bones. "The... the fight's not over," Lani rasped as the two of them made their way to the bench. "If they escaped... I gotta go put them down. It's... it's what mom would do." The fact that she failed so utterly in the defence against the bandits hurt Lani more than any of her wounds ever could. Despite her lack of experience, and her earlier insecurities, she had come to believe that she had what it took to rid Chander of the bandit menace once and for all. Lani had dreamt of following in her mother's footsteps, to cut down any injustice on her journey, and the fact that she failed on her first attempt cut the young girl deeply. And now the good people of Chander suffered for her stupidity, and what's more she felt as if she had let Eleanor down.
Lani sat in silence and only half listened as Hilda spoke, though as the remainder of her little group of demons came back she snapped back to reality. "We... we take the fight to them," Lani replied to Jandri, and as she shakily attempted to climb to her feet a sudden wave of pain washed over her. Stifling a wince the young demoness glanced at Hilda for a second before giving in to the sorceress' earlier suggestion and sat back down. After I've been... patched up."
"I...I don't think I'll be... be able to repay my part of our contract right now, but I think... I'll be needing you all here for a little bit longer anyway... if that's alright." Lani paused for a moment, partly to to allow any of them to speak their mind before she continued and partly to allow herself to catch her breath. "If any bandits have been, caught... the sheriff might need some help... interrogating them. To find out where their base is. And... I'd like all of your help, to wipe out this group. Though, for now... see what you can pick from the bodies of the bandits, and... help the townspeople however you can."