Hikari KiboKari a déplacé son masque à gaz autour de son cou sur son visage, elle n'en avait pas vraiment besoin mais rien ne dit 'temps de surface' comme un masque à gaz! Il a été peu vécu de toute façon, comme elle a vu les autres brise-journées commencer leurs incantations qu'elle a rejoints.
Whisper les damnants mots sous son souffle, elle s'émerveillait de voir combien husky et peu familier sa voix a toujours été tout en parlant les mots berçants. Dans une torche ambre, son apparence changea radicalement. Ses cheveux maintenant longs et mis dans des petits pains jumeaux, ses yeux semblaient briller une teinte orange. Sa tenue d'école un peu fantaisiste et stupide fut remplacée par des bouts de tissu et de chaîne qui s'enfonçaient intricablement jusqu'à elle. C'était délicat et beau, mais fragile, ce n'était pas. Aussi délicat qu'il semblait que c'était une armure et elle n'avait aucun doute qu'elle ferait son travail lorsque nécessaire. Elle manifesta son arc ardent, arrachant sa ficelle avant de la rejeter pour qu'elle puisse se déplacer plus facilement.
Elle regarda l'autre jour les briseurs, trafiquant dans toute leur gloire, une voix siffla plus fort qu'avant, excitée à combattre le long de ces guerriers pour achever la mission, une autre voix plus haute cria que la mission n'était pour rien. Les charognards ne pouvaient pas survivre. Ils pouvaient voir plus loin qu'elle et ils savaient que les Testrants étaient présents.
Kari regarda le disjoncteur qui avait posé la question dont ils avaient tous été curieux. Ce que leurs compagnons guerriers pouvaient faire. Ne voulant pas donner à beaucoup loin, elle a convoqué un arc d'un dixième de la taille de son arme réelle et a tiré une flèche adolescente l'accompagnant d'un «pew pew» verbal.
KiboBleeding Heart Obsidian Kari wants to kill every last Tyrant. No, she  has to. Only then can she atone for the wrongs she has done.Once apon a time in a forest of concrete and ash there was a burrow of bunnies. This burrow held lots and lots of bunnies, as it was one of the few bunny havens in the entire forest! Now on most days the mommy and daddy bunnys were very busy! With their burrowing and carrot harvesting, it was enough to keep them going day and night! So it was big sister bunnys job to watch all the little bunnys. Even though big sister bunny was only a handful of years older than the little bunnies she did her job very well! Day in and day out big sister bunny tended to the little bunnys, playing, feeding, and cleaning up after them. They were all very happy and they loved each other very much. But big sister bunny had a dark desire in her heart. She wanted to leave the burrows and go out to the forest! This was a no, no, no! She was not supposed to ever leave, she was to keep herself and the little bunnies safe in the burrows! But how she yearned for the outside!
One day it was just too much for her little bunny heart to take. Big sister bunny cried and cried and cried some more. The little bunnys were so sad to see their big sister bunny this way so they finally asked her, "Big sister, what is it that makes you cry so?"
"Oh little bunnies," she replied, " I wish to take a stroll through the forest!"
Though the little bunnies were very scared of the forest of concrete and ash and the monsters that were said to hide in it, their love for big sister bunny was even greater! So they put on their gas masks (for the air in the forsest was not safe for bunnys) and they snuck outside, hand and hand with big sister bunny. Oh how much fun they had! They skipped and jumped and climbed, playing in the now not so scary forest!
They were having so much fun that big sister bunny forgot to watch the time! Before she realized it the red haze of the moon bathed them all in a crimson light. "Oh no!" She called to all of her little bunnies, "we all must get back into the burrows at once!" But it was too late! Out of the shadows of the forest stepped the dark figures of wolves! The wolves started scooping up her little bunnies and popping them into their mouths! Big sister bunny was so scared that she started to run, "Run! Run! Run!" She called out to all her little bunnies. But her little bunnies couldnt run as fast as her. So when big sister bunny made it to a hiding spot she was all alone! And from her dark hole she watched as every one of her little bunnies got gobbled up, listening to their little bunny screams. She stayed in that hole and cried and cried and cried some more. Eventually a scavenger bunny found big sister bunny and brought her back to the burrow, but big sister bunny would never be the same again.