Roen and Gharen were alive. They were somewhere safe. Hornet felt the tension bleed out of her and was able to sleep fitfully for the first time in a week. There was unfinished business to attend to, there always was in ugly situations like this. Natalie McBeef. Punching her had been satifying, and if the girl had had any sense she would have scrambled away with her traitorous tail between her legs. But no, she was as stupid as Hornet had expected. A threat was made by McBeef and Hornet could not have been more pleased about it.
Hornet woke early the next morning and made ready quickly. Her black armor, sturdy but light and flexible enough for lance work, was cleaned meticulously before she put it on. She admired the figure she cut in it. She was tall, powerful, and the black armor carried a certain amount of menace with it. It was perfect. She secured her lance to her back and made the trip from her small camp near Summerford Farms into Limsa Lominsa.
A ferry ride to Vesper Bay and a short chocobo ride later Hornet was walking through the Gates of Thal into the merchants district. She moved slowly and casually through the market stalls. As she moved she kept her eyes and ears tuned to any discussion that might lead her to McBeef or Kage, a man she took to be McBeef's confederate in all this. He seemed to be operating by her request the previous day, and would like try to intervene if blood was to be spilled.
Turning the corner she walked up the short stairs before moving down Pearl Lane. Her blood was up. She was craving a fight. She'd made a promise to McBeef as the coward had fled. Expect me.
Hornet woke early the next morning and made ready quickly. Her black armor, sturdy but light and flexible enough for lance work, was cleaned meticulously before she put it on. She admired the figure she cut in it. She was tall, powerful, and the black armor carried a certain amount of menace with it. It was perfect. She secured her lance to her back and made the trip from her small camp near Summerford Farms into Limsa Lominsa.
A ferry ride to Vesper Bay and a short chocobo ride later Hornet was walking through the Gates of Thal into the merchants district. She moved slowly and casually through the market stalls. As she moved she kept her eyes and ears tuned to any discussion that might lead her to McBeef or Kage, a man she took to be McBeef's confederate in all this. He seemed to be operating by her request the previous day, and would like try to intervene if blood was to be spilled.
Turning the corner she walked up the short stairs before moving down Pearl Lane. Her blood was up. She was craving a fight. She'd made a promise to McBeef as the coward had fled. Expect me.