<span style="font-size: 200%; line-height: 116%;"><span style="font-style: italic">Leto</span></span><br/><br/>Leto held her eyes shut as she waited for the woman to confront her. As soon as the woman appeared in front of her, Leto's eyes shot open and she stared into the opposing woman's. She blinked slowly and stood up on the rock, staring down at Lilith's face with an emotionless expression. She then gave a smirk and utilizing her incredible flexibility and reflexes, she did a backflip off the rock and stared into Lilith's eyes on the other side of the chunk of rock.<br/><br/>She was still smirking at the woman, and then began slowly walking backwards until, she flew off in a dead sprint. She wanted this woman to give chase; it was unlikely, but she did. Just to make things even more interesting, she stopped at least a hundred or so feet away, and pulled out her bow, placed an arrow in it, and then took aim. Fortunately, she had taken just a simple explosive arrow, and then shot it. Purposefully missing, she launched it off and it struck ten feet from Lilith causing a sizable explosion. She then launched three moreâ€”at the same time. All of them missing their unintended target, causing more explosions.<br/><br/>Leto wrapped the bow around her body, and then stood there, smiling. She knew that would give the woman enough of a reason to go after her. She just â€œattemptedâ€ to kill her with explosive arrows for Goddess's sake! This should be fun... And she had a perfect idea as to where she'll lead her off to...<br/><br/>Running away, she became unseeable within a small canyon.<br/><br/>~<br/><br/><span style="font-size: 200%; line-height: 116%;"><span style="font-style: italic">Roland</span></span><br/><br/>Roland gave her an odd look and then sighed, and chuckled a bit. This girl was an odd one. Her logic made sense, yes, but there was a little-to-no chance of her actually dying. He didn't know what occurred where she had just come from, but it was highly unlikely for death to actually befall her. Yes, he would feel even guiltier if she actually did now that he had thought these thinks. He shook his head and started the Racer again, and then drove off.<br/><br/>â€œWell then, li'l missy, I guess a nickname is in order,â€ He told her, chuckling again, patting her head, and smiling. He then looked forward again, and made a thoughtful expression, and scratched his neck for an unknown reason, but probably to fill the empty space of uncertainty. He then snapped and pointed at her. â€œI have a name to call you: Mimi.â€ He told her, smiling, which was quickly replaced by a look of sorrow. Almost as if the name had some sort of meaning; the next logical step would be to ask, but the answer was given. â€œMimi was my little sister back on Earth... She was killed by a terrorist attack; you remind me of her to an ungodly degree, well except for one detail...â€<br/><br/>He then laughed a bit to relieve some of the saddening tension. He then took a deep inhale, closed his eyes for a few nanoseconds, and then reopened them, and sighed. â€œYeah, sorry about that... Bad memories...â€<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">It was dark out before they struck. It was not fair; attacking at night wasn't fair! But that didn't matter to them. What was fair and what was right were two completely different things to them. You see, I would care as much as I would, but this crossed the line.<br/><br/>The first barrage of explosions ripped through my neighborhood, destroying everything, and basically leveling the landscape. I was about to run off to our family's bomb-shelter, when I remembered my little sister was outside... At the sight of the explosion.<br/><br/>â€¦!!<br/><br/>I quickly ran to the front of the interior of the house to see Mimi standing on the porch, crying. She saw me running to her. I was about to yell at her to get inside, but that's when my life ended... Another explosive landed, but only a few feet away from her. My eyes doubled in size as my brain finally computed what that was. I ran more, trying to get to Mimi before she was ended right there... I didn't get to...<br/><br/>The grenade detonated and it must've hit a gas-line or something because instead of a normal explosion with a typical detonation, it blew with a blast of white hot fire, engufing my sister in the blazing inferno. I lost it; my vision blurred and I blacked out. That last thing I did before it she was gone was get mad at her for intruding upon my room... I contemplated suicide, and attempted it; foiled three times.<br/><br/>I tried to get over it by joining the Crimson Lance and being transported to Pandora... I'm still not over it.</span><br/><br/>~<br/><br/><span style="font-size: 200%; line-height: 116%;"><span style="font-style: italic">Mordecai</span></span><br/><br/>Mordecai was lead by the girl, but didn't care, if that meant him not getting shot in the face and this girl would prevent it, by all means! Let her. He didn't know what she did when she disappeared behind the rock, but he heard four gunshots, and she returned that obviously meant she had taken care of them. She stared at her. Scratch what he thought earlier, this chick was gorgeous! Turquoise and violet eyes were not a colour he saw often.<br/><br/>He just continued to stare at her even while she had returned. He had to make up an excuse to be with her longer... Wait, he had a legitimate excuse; he had no idea where he was, thus, he didn't know where the nearest town was, and she obviously did, so being with her would be the logical thing to do. â€œSo then... Are they gone?â€ He cocked his head, and Bloodwing made a small chirp and ruffled his feathers;  Mordecai patted him calm. The bird was obviously nervous about one thing or another.<br/><br/>He looked down at the Skag, and smiled crookedly. Skags were cute in their own ugly way, but that was only when they were puppies not wanting to eat your heart out and poop on your corpse. Two thing he didn't typically like having done to him most of the time. He looked back to the girl, and then pursed his lips... He didn't know her name. â€œWhat be thy name, my fair maiden?â€