Like a walk in the park

Shanari had barely escaped the clutches from the White Gale, she managed to shake loose from them and was now walking down the park in the middle of the light, the few lights making sure she was seen walking down the concrete path. The Russian glaring around quietly, she didn't expect an ambush from the White Gale but neither she expect to have to escape from them due to a failed plan, soon coming to a complete stop and sighed out, pulling the hood of her jacket over her head so she would remain unknown, she was getting the exit towards the main streets, where the White Gale would no doubt try to intercept or recognize her. Shanari needed a rest so she decided to take a seat on a bench infront of a pond where a group of swans were, glaring at them and spoke softly to herself.

" A family... Like hell that stays long. You'll be tossed away, like in every family. "

Sarah Gatt was sitting alone on the park bench, a lit cigarette between her lips as she sighed. She was there because she didn't want to go home. In fact she hadn't been home in several days after her incident with her friend Rika. SHe had lashed out against the younger, and now was to ashamed to face her again. She was prepared to sleep on the bench that night if it came down to it. She was barely paying attetion to the goings on around her, too focused on her thoughts.

Shanari almost immidiatly noticed Sarah and smirked when she saw her, taking a seat besides her and pressing against her, glaring at the small family of swans and spoke out softly to her.

" What a great night, isn't it, Sarah? "

She'd drape an arm around the girl and pulled her close to glare at the moonlight that reflected on the pond.

Sarah stiffened when someone sat beside her, and when they spoke she immediately knew who it was. Shanari. The one she least wanted to talk too right now. She immediately threw off Shanari's arm. "Fuck off, freak," she growled.

" Sheesh, you give the person you love the most oral and then wants you to fuck off, that's nice to hear. "

She'd rest herself against the bench as she crossed her arms against her chest instead, glaring at Sarah.

" Why are you here alone? "

Sarah clenched her fists tightly, remembering that night she and Shanari spent together. She wished Shanari could just forget about it.

"Cause I want to be," she growled, wishing the girl would leave. "And you're not helping the process."

" My apologies but right now this is the only place I can hide for the moment. "

She rested back against the bench and glared up at the stars, releasing a gently yawn.

" Hey, Sarah. "

Sarah clenched her teeth as it seemed like Shanari was not going to leave, and in doing so accidently bit down on her cigarette, effectively ruining it.

As she tossed away the remains, she growled out "What?" to Shanari.

" You want to lead of the Era of Hell alone, don't you? "

Shanari sounded blunt about it, and the boring look on her face as she glared at the pond made it seem like she had no interest in it.

Sarah rolled her eyes. In all actuality the Era of Hell was the last thing on her mind these days. Despite the fact how deep she was in it she just didn't care right now.

"If I had the choice," Sarah spat, looking away from the girl beside her. "Then yes."