๑ Dieci ๑ Action ๑ Phone ๑
A. Action.
[Her footsteps quick, Romana hurries home, hair in a tangled mess, some blood on her blouse. Any cut or bruise seems to be fading, her nationhood returned. She can feel it inside her, the strength of all her people, helping her to keep going. The first death hadn't been easy, physically, nor had it been emotionally. Guilt still naws at her, even as Romana frowns and shakes her head to clear it. What's done is done, and when it comes down to it... one person, one person for so many, for her sister. It was a needed sacrifice, and really... everyone came back in this town.
She can't regret it, not fully. And she knows, if she had to, she'd do it again. Which is why she barely flinches when a new letter is found on her doorstep, a new name and photo slipping out. Her eyes close briefly, and she can feel the photos of her people and her sister burning in her other hand. Well then. That was that, this... game wasn't over. Swallowing, she heads inside, and only then does she let the mask crack a little, only for a few minutes. And then it's business as usual.]
B. Phone.
[The emotion in Romana's voice is clear, moving from concern into threatening as the call goes on]
If anyone sees Veneziano, Feliciano, the little boy with a curl that sticks out to the side and will rave about pasta... make sure he stays inside. I swear... I swear, if anyone lays a finger on him, if anyone hurts him...
I'll make it my personal mission to destroy you, got it?
C. Action; locked to Steven's Road, specifically 2239
[Hair pulled back into a tight bun, and her curl flattened to lessen the chance of being recognised, Romana has managed to hunt her next target's home down. And after changing into an outfit more suitable for fighting and restocking her weapons she now waits, watching the house for a sign of movement. She doesn't feel too anxious to rush in, knowing from years of experiences that it's best to hold the higher ground and wait.
In the meantime, she'll just be hanging out in a tree, tucked up and away and checking her guns.]
[Her footsteps quick, Romana hurries home, hair in a tangled mess, some blood on her blouse. Any cut or bruise seems to be fading, her nationhood returned. She can feel it inside her, the strength of all her people, helping her to keep going. The first death hadn't been easy, physically, nor had it been emotionally. Guilt still naws at her, even as Romana frowns and shakes her head to clear it. What's done is done, and when it comes down to it... one person, one person for so many, for her sister. It was a needed sacrifice, and really... everyone came back in this town.
She can't regret it, not fully. And she knows, if she had to, she'd do it again. Which is why she barely flinches when a new letter is found on her doorstep, a new name and photo slipping out. Her eyes close briefly, and she can feel the photos of her people and her sister burning in her other hand. Well then. That was that, this... game wasn't over. Swallowing, she heads inside, and only then does she let the mask crack a little, only for a few minutes. And then it's business as usual.]
B. Phone.
[The emotion in Romana's voice is clear, moving from concern into threatening as the call goes on]
If anyone sees Veneziano, Feliciano, the little boy with a curl that sticks out to the side and will rave about pasta... make sure he stays inside. I swear... I swear, if anyone lays a finger on him, if anyone hurts him...
I'll make it my personal mission to destroy you, got it?
C. Action; locked to Steven's Road, specifically 2239
[Hair pulled back into a tight bun, and her curl flattened to lessen the chance of being recognised, Romana has managed to hunt her next target's home down. And after changing into an outfit more suitable for fighting and restocking her weapons she now waits, watching the house for a sign of movement. She doesn't feel too anxious to rush in, knowing from years of experiences that it's best to hold the higher ground and wait.
In the meantime, she'll just be hanging out in a tree, tucked up and away and checking her guns.]
[Phone]
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And what the hell's a Nonna and Nonno?
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Grandmother and grandfather. It's Italian. Idiota
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Seemingly defenseless, she walked up to her door, pulling out the house keys. In all honesty, the "defenselessness" was likely extremely suspicious in and of itself. No one would walk with that sort of confidence in Mayfield at a moment like this...-
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And as soon as she's sure there's a sharp crack, a bullet being discharged, Romana's gun aimed at the back of Eirin's head.]
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The confidence, it seems, was not unfounced
In the same motion, she turns around and tosses a syringe in the direction of the shot, hoping to get her attacker before they are able to hide.-
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Quickly, Romana peeks out from behind the tree, raising her firearm at the same time to fire off a volley of shots before ducking back again. She keeps her limbs in tight, knowing that the tree trunk isn't the best protection and that she needs to move soon, find something better.]
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Pulling out another syringe, this time she injects herself, letting out a grunt that may have well given away her position. Still, she stays on the move. Soon, the drug would take effect...-
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She can feel the gases starting to affect her, a cough building in the back of her throat even as she forces it down. No. She can do this, she has to do this. She's not going to fail again.]
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But at what cost?
... Well... she already knew that. What happened with a full three dosages, which she had injected.
It didn't matter. She found Romana, and charged her with a primal scream no mortal being had heard from her.-
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[The whole town's been crazy lately. Something about letters, but he didn't get one, so he isn't sure why everyone is fighting all of a sudden.]
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[She tries her best to keep her voice light, hoping that somehow she can make this out to be a game to him, so he'll worry less.]
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A
G'day, love.
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Australia. Were you waiting for me, or just watching the door in case someone else burst in.
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...Besides, the way this town treats death I doubt she'll be dead for long.
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You're on tricky moral ground, kind of, but that's for the humans to decide.
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