(Mature themes involved.This is an open thread, please come talk if you'd like to get involved.)
The light drizzle of the rain was somewhat comforting. It wasn't cold, but wasn't hot. Plesant would be a good word for it. It gave everything a gentle sheen, washing the dust and dirt of the world away from the buildings and streets of the city. Magic and technology meshing into the town that sometimes seemed out of step and other times beyond its age.
Only if you listened carefully could you hear it as it hit the buildings and ground. The light trickle of the water washing down the storm drains. Though his hair was short, it was pushed down to his scalp by the continued exposure of the gentle parcipitation.
The black uniform provided him enough protection against the elements, but even long term exposure would eventually seep through. He wasn't quite drenched, but he was no longer dry. His footsteps were a wet "clack" against the rooftop of the building he stood upon. His arms folded behind him, resting above the silver cylinder resting length wise at the small of his back. He approached the edge of the building looking down on the city before turning back to look just outside the city.
Another foot step was on the building. "My Lord," the voice through the helmet speaker began, "My men are in position. They are awaiting your orders."
Travanix inhaled slowly, taking in the fall air. "Commander, do they know the target?"
"They are, My Lord." The response was quick and appropriate without the need of details.
"Excellent, Commander. I want this by the book. Break your teams up and await my signal."
The ground was abused as the Commander quickly shifted into a salute. "Yes, My Lord!" The soldier turned without being dismissed and climbed down the building the way he came.
Travanix looked up, seeing the moon light illuminate the clouds slightly, but not enough to cast true light on what he was about to do. The form jumped from the roof of the building, sailing downward quickly towards the target.
The light drizzle of the rain was somewhat comforting. It wasn't cold, but wasn't hot. Plesant would be a good word for it. It gave everything a gentle sheen, washing the dust and dirt of the world away from the buildings and streets of the city. Magic and technology meshing into the town that sometimes seemed out of step and other times beyond its age.
Only if you listened carefully could you hear it as it hit the buildings and ground. The light trickle of the water washing down the storm drains. Though his hair was short, it was pushed down to his scalp by the continued exposure of the gentle parcipitation.
The black uniform provided him enough protection against the elements, but even long term exposure would eventually seep through. He wasn't quite drenched, but he was no longer dry. His footsteps were a wet "clack" against the rooftop of the building he stood upon. His arms folded behind him, resting above the silver cylinder resting length wise at the small of his back. He approached the edge of the building looking down on the city before turning back to look just outside the city.
Another foot step was on the building. "My Lord," the voice through the helmet speaker began, "My men are in position. They are awaiting your orders."
Travanix inhaled slowly, taking in the fall air. "Commander, do they know the target?"
"They are, My Lord." The response was quick and appropriate without the need of details.
"Excellent, Commander. I want this by the book. Break your teams up and await my signal."
The ground was abused as the Commander quickly shifted into a salute. "Yes, My Lord!" The soldier turned without being dismissed and climbed down the building the way he came.
Travanix looked up, seeing the moon light illuminate the clouds slightly, but not enough to cast true light on what he was about to do. The form jumped from the roof of the building, sailing downward quickly towards the target.