A dirty transport ship docks at Alacritas Harbor, with its cargo of sad souls and grizzled crew. The desperate, diseased, undesirable passengers did not speak a lick of English and came here to escape their homeland. Only one soul within the ship bore some dignity... a dark robed young woman. All those on board left her alone, leaving her isolated. She was always isolated, and it wasn't the mortal's fault. Her very being induced some unease within weak souls.
The captain yelled at the passengers in a thick dialect that she couldn't understand. Seemed they reached port, and they had to get out. She welcomed the sea salt in the winds. As much as she wanted to fly across the sea, it would of caused a wide speculation. Mortals have grown interested in unidentified flying objects in the last sixty years, and flight for the last hundred. She had to commute with mortals to reduce the off chance of being caught and researched in a laboratory.
As they were getting shuffled out to the pier, the mortals gave something to the captain as the remains of service. She was stopped, and he put his hand out. He wanted something from her. She quickly touched his chest, and walked away. The captain yelled, but suddenly started coughing blood. The crew didn't know what to do, as the captain writhed in pain and collapsing to the ground. The rest of the passengers stampeded, dispersing into the city as confusion ate at the crewman. Little do they know was that they were going to suffer an isolated contagion. Death just sped it up for one individual.
She looked at the lights of the city.
Of what story shalt I witness?
The captain yelled at the passengers in a thick dialect that she couldn't understand. Seemed they reached port, and they had to get out. She welcomed the sea salt in the winds. As much as she wanted to fly across the sea, it would of caused a wide speculation. Mortals have grown interested in unidentified flying objects in the last sixty years, and flight for the last hundred. She had to commute with mortals to reduce the off chance of being caught and researched in a laboratory.
As they were getting shuffled out to the pier, the mortals gave something to the captain as the remains of service. She was stopped, and he put his hand out. He wanted something from her. She quickly touched his chest, and walked away. The captain yelled, but suddenly started coughing blood. The crew didn't know what to do, as the captain writhed in pain and collapsing to the ground. The rest of the passengers stampeded, dispersing into the city as confusion ate at the crewman. Little do they know was that they were going to suffer an isolated contagion. Death just sped it up for one individual.
She looked at the lights of the city.
Of what story shalt I witness?