When darkness comes I'll light the night with stars
Who: Roda and Noir
Where: Suite 6D to Suite 14C
When: Friday evening after the network goes down
Summary: Time for revival and reuniting for the pair from Amberground. Who's good at surviving dark and freezing worlds? They are.
Rating: G for now, but who knows
Warnings: None for now, but who knows
Darkness, pain and a chill that cut her straight to the bone.
It wasn't the first time she woke up in such a manner. The first time had been her very first moment of life in that dark river cave where her experimented body had been dumped like a discarded piece of trash. More recently had been after the fall when she'd willingly let go of Lag's hand.
Slowly she tested her limbs, starting with her fingers and toes. They tingled with the lack of blood flowing to the digits the threat of frostbite lingering over her head. Next came her arms and legs which cooperated with little reluctance. Cold seeped in through her back as she laid on a sheet of ice. She pushed herself into a sitting position and that's when the dull pain throbbed harshly through her body reminding of her just what had happened. That bastard Sebastian had been caught setting the traps in the biodome and thought to dispose of her. Now it seemed as though they still couldn't die despite the doctor's claims to be terminating the project.
Green eyes caught something glowing out from under the door and while pushing aside the pain Roda pushed herself to her feet already feeling the slick ice would hinder her movements. Opening the door revealed that there was an artificial light glowing in the common room and Roda huffed in annoyance. Men certainly did like their artificial light if they couldn't even go a week without it. Pulling her cloak tighter around her form and tugging the hood up the woman took practiced steps down the familiar path to Noir's room. Even without her superhuman senses she knew that Noir wouldn't have been bothered by the darkness and the temperature drop.
Once there she didn't even bother knocking on the door and merely opened it to step inside. She had to know that he was safe.
Where: Suite 6D to Suite 14C
When: Friday evening after the network goes down
Summary: Time for revival and reuniting for the pair from Amberground. Who's good at surviving dark and freezing worlds? They are.
Rating: G for now, but who knows
Warnings: None for now, but who knows
Darkness, pain and a chill that cut her straight to the bone.
It wasn't the first time she woke up in such a manner. The first time had been her very first moment of life in that dark river cave where her experimented body had been dumped like a discarded piece of trash. More recently had been after the fall when she'd willingly let go of Lag's hand.
Slowly she tested her limbs, starting with her fingers and toes. They tingled with the lack of blood flowing to the digits the threat of frostbite lingering over her head. Next came her arms and legs which cooperated with little reluctance. Cold seeped in through her back as she laid on a sheet of ice. She pushed herself into a sitting position and that's when the dull pain throbbed harshly through her body reminding of her just what had happened. That bastard Sebastian had been caught setting the traps in the biodome and thought to dispose of her. Now it seemed as though they still couldn't die despite the doctor's claims to be terminating the project.
Green eyes caught something glowing out from under the door and while pushing aside the pain Roda pushed herself to her feet already feeling the slick ice would hinder her movements. Opening the door revealed that there was an artificial light glowing in the common room and Roda huffed in annoyance. Men certainly did like their artificial light if they couldn't even go a week without it. Pulling her cloak tighter around her form and tugging the hood up the woman took practiced steps down the familiar path to Noir's room. Even without her superhuman senses she knew that Noir wouldn't have been bothered by the darkness and the temperature drop.
Once there she didn't even bother knocking on the door and merely opened it to step inside. She had to know that he was safe.