Oh, it's so ironic; you've got the good book, your name's still on it

[silkandstone]

There are a lot of commuters on Chicago's streets today, who can be caught between or at their destinations.

Ruvin is on her way to see Wyatt. She wasn't sure about doing this, but... She felt better, last time she was there, however brief their talk was. And even if the medication has side effects that she didn't expect, it still helped her

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[designed2kill]

Luka is loitering in the park, practicing her Rift power when she spots Aniki practicing her sword. Recognizing her as the woman she helped beat up some CLF members with, she walks closer. She stops some distance away, wanting to leave Aniki with plenty of space to move. She doesn't say anything just yet, watching as the other woman moves slowly through the motions of the drill. Once Aniki comes to the end of the drill, then she'll say hello, but for now she doesn't want to interrupt.

[anjelsword]

Aniki does finish, eventually, sheathing her sword with a flourish and bending into a stretch. She spots Luka when she straightens up out of it and tilts her head. Well, well. What d'you know.

"Hello, little lass. Been keeping yourself out of trouble?"

There's a little bit of a smile at that, ironic and amused. Luka does not seem the stay-out-of-trouble type.

[designed2kill]

"Hello, Aniki," Luka replies. "I've been very good for Aaron. He's been very satisfied with my work." She sounds very proud of that.

"But if you mean the kind of trouble when we first met....well. How am I supposed to stay in practice if I never fight? There is no one good to spar with where I live. But I always win, so it is not serious trouble."

[anjelsword]

"True enough." She grins at Luka's victory declaration. "You work for someone named Aaron, do you?"

That would be-- Well. She's not even sure. Ridiculous, really, but that's Chicago, it so often seems. "What do you do for him?"

[designed2kill]

"Not supposed to talk about it," Luka says quickly. "Aaron wouldn't like it. Our projects are very secret." Well, the process of the "projects" are secret. The results are very public, especially the CLF job.