03-31-2014, 12:59 PM
Aria followed the others at a lingering pace. The adrenaline was wearing off and emotions were all around. The night was dark and the buildings for the most part were empty. But her current company was frantic with emotions and Aria wished for the emptiness of the buildings.
Jensen let them to the train station and Aria sighed to herself. She really disliked mass transit. Always too many people. She was thankful it was night. She hesitated before pulling out her wallet and swiping the card from it. She had no money in any other form. Thankfully wallets had all sorts of attachments, less likely to lose than those little cards Jensen carried. More expensive if you lost them too.
They didn't have to wait long for the next train. Conner felt concern for Jensen, Gio was wrapped in curiosity. And Aria wondered why she was going. But the thought of an explanation from a man who could wield the power intrigued her despite the need for sleep and for quiet after the hunt.
The train rumbled to a stop and the few that trickled out left quickly. Aria wrapped her long coat about her body, buttoning any that had not been done already. The last thing she needed was a panic with her swords and the guns underneath. And she didn't think anyone would really see past the blood anyway, but she could hope the car was empty.
Aria slipped on the train after the men with them. She stood. She wasn't going to sit with her armament on and it was not coming off. It was far more comfortable. Before the train could lurch forward knocking Aria on her feet she grabbed a rubber loop that hung from the ceiling of the car with her left hand. The sleeve fell from her wrist, revealing her tattoo. The thought to switch hands did occur to her, but at this point it was too late as the car lurched forward with the rest of the train. They were off to some unknown destination. Aria wondered how far from home she'd be when this was all said and done.
Jensen let them to the train station and Aria sighed to herself. She really disliked mass transit. Always too many people. She was thankful it was night. She hesitated before pulling out her wallet and swiping the card from it. She had no money in any other form. Thankfully wallets had all sorts of attachments, less likely to lose than those little cards Jensen carried. More expensive if you lost them too.
They didn't have to wait long for the next train. Conner felt concern for Jensen, Gio was wrapped in curiosity. And Aria wondered why she was going. But the thought of an explanation from a man who could wield the power intrigued her despite the need for sleep and for quiet after the hunt.
The train rumbled to a stop and the few that trickled out left quickly. Aria wrapped her long coat about her body, buttoning any that had not been done already. The last thing she needed was a panic with her swords and the guns underneath. And she didn't think anyone would really see past the blood anyway, but she could hope the car was empty.
Aria slipped on the train after the men with them. She stood. She wasn't going to sit with her armament on and it was not coming off. It was far more comfortable. Before the train could lurch forward knocking Aria on her feet she grabbed a rubber loop that hung from the ceiling of the car with her left hand. The sleeve fell from her wrist, revealing her tattoo. The thought to switch hands did occur to her, but at this point it was too late as the car lurched forward with the rest of the train. They were off to some unknown destination. Aria wondered how far from home she'd be when this was all said and done.