Eye for an Eye

[Guest]

The clouds were really entertaining today. Every time Tsune looked up, they were spiraling around into more unique designs. It made him wonder what the sunrise had looked like... Ever since Endavi had been living with him, life had taken a new turn. Everything seemed to interest him just a bit more and it was looking up. Recently he had taken an interest in fire, trying to think of a way to combine it with his lightning. It was a dangerous and extremely deadly idea, but he was fiddling around with it.

It was late at night now and the clouds were stark white against the deepening blue of the sky. It was the rare day in winter when the city of Amestris turned out the lights. All the streetlights were dark and the houses black with sleep, even the moon snuffed her glow. It was a night for stargazers--one dedicated to astronomy: a powerful science of unknown, holding lingering questions that would remain until the collective human mind expanded. Tsune was empty-handed, walking the streets with his head turned up at the stars. The crisp air gnawed at the thinness of his purple sweatshirt, licking against his skin and making him shiver. Cities were always colder. It was a lonely night, most people already asleep due to the late--or rather early hour.

[Jay Furor]

Jay wandered down the street, hands in her pockets and calmly pretending to be nothing more than the average civilian. She was paranoid that she was being watched by the government, hunted down and now she was almost too afraid to go out in public. Almost. Though she wasn't totally stupid. Her automail was hidden and she was wearing shades. She was wearing more clothes than usual as well, to hide her many weapons. Her hair was also loose, though she would never dye it any color but it's original dirty blonde. As she was walking, she came across Tsune. She immediatly recognized him as the man who she had fought a while back. She winced and reached for her katana ever so lightly before jerking her hands back. She then sat at a bench and waited. Sooner or later he would move. She would casually follow him until he got to a more quieted place. Then, she would behead him on the spot, after making. Him. Suffer. She planned to only partially behead him. Enough to kill him, but enough to keep him alive and paralyzed as she used needles to stab his most sensitive nerve endings, producing excruciating pain until the moment his life was taken from his husk of a corpse... He would pay.

[Guest]

Tsune recognized the dirty-blond girl almost before he noticed her wince with recognition. She was the one that had previously tried to kill him. His steel blue eyes widened in shock and he immediately went on guard, wishing that she wouldn't try to kill him this time. Of course... his wishes never came true... He was almost positive she was grabbing for a weapon to slay him, when she suddenly sat down. Maybe he was too accustomed to Endavi... The silver-haired man stared at the blank streetlight that seemed to emanate darkness now that the light had been taken from it. He pocketed his hands casually as he continued walking straight towards her down the street, but in the direction of the bench. It would be too suspicious if he just turned around and went back, but she seemed to just be sitting there waiting for something. Good, maybe she hadn't seen him. Tsune could only hope, as he approached the bench where she sat, continuing on his aimless way under the stars. A shiver ran down his spine and he shuddered. No, she had definitely noticed him... She was probably plotting his death right now. The nerve of some people!

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