Let it Flow
"So, I'm looking him right in his eyes... Just like this, in fact. And he lies."
A bloody hand rose up, turning to the other of her kind in the room, giggling to herself. Her victim in the chair seemingly going into shock. Well, a light shock, he could still hear and understand. She suspected he now knew that the ship named survival had long sailed. His family was in the corner, tied, gagged, and blinded. Their murmurs helping to create a light ambience in the background.
"Now, Malcolm can you believe that? Malcolm?"
The man tied to the chair nodded profusely, unsure of what to say, but intent on picking any answer that involved him not getting hurt anymore. She hadn't finished her procedure, but she had promised this man she would in verbatim 'open him, and pull his heart from his chest if he crossed her'... He did it. Here they were.
"It's a little difficult if you're not speaking sorry. Do you, or do you not believe that?
'I believe it, please just show me mercy this once. I'll never go against you again...'
Her lips pursed, leaning back and sucking the blood from her own index finger. She released a steady and audible sigh from her lips and truly considered it. In truth Malcolm was worth more to her alive, than dead. Still, he had crossed her, and those were lines you didn't cross in business.
"I'm a woman of my word, Malcolm. If not you, then who? Your Daughter?"
Her aqua blue hues scanned over to the corner, to which Malcolm spoke up quickly.
'Please! No, just... Just give me another chance Ms. Ambrosia, I won't disappoint you.'
He said shakily, trying anything to get out of his due punishment at this point. She sighed again, canting her head in thought, her own chair only a few feet from his own.
"You know Malcolm, I've never broken a promise. I'm not entirely sure if you are the person, I should break that streak for."
She stopped then, looking at his partially carved chest before rising to her feet. Exhaling again.
"I'll give you your chance though... Okay... I'm going to take something from you though. Of my choosing, at my leisure. Deal?"
'That's fine, please just stop'
The woman lightly bit her lip, smirking a bit.
"Splendid. Truly, outstanding."
With that, she reached forward, fingers grasping his bindings and clipping a single hand free before spinning on heel and sliding away from him. Gold heels clicking towards his door, and on to handle more business. Why exactly she was handling business herself was beyond her, though it was definitely fun watching the blood-bags squeal and beg.
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She hummed a melodic tune to herself as she clicked through the Coruscant streets, while taller than most, they tended to not pay attention to her, due to her own Esoteric Sangnir abilities. Those that did looked at her like a deer in headlights, entranced, stopping to stare until she left their field of view, then simply shaking it off and continuing on. Though only seconds would pass from seeing her, if asked they would likely say they didn't know who you were talking about, and for all intents and purposes, they weren't lying. They just couldn't recall the memory.
She would walk for a few hours, intent on heading back to her own place of stay for the night. Walking past some fundraiser Gala without giving it a second thought, unfortunately for her she couldn't smell the very viable threat that was currently less than thirty yards from her. And by the time she had walked past, ignorant and ego driven, she only focused ahead. Who would dare hunt her after all? She was the hunter...
Speaking of, she was starting to get a little peckish. She wondered what she could find on the menu tonight. A Twi'lek sounded tasty, maybe an Arkanian if she could locate one. In the end food was food, she wasn't too picky.
A light chuckle emanated from her, traveling on the wind as she strolled; seemingly unaffected by the chilly night air of Coruscant.
Valery Noble