<div class="floatleft">(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c190/godspie996/010171dc7de0d60edbfe932f0b72d46b%201.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Charlotte 'Scarlet' Janvier</strong></span><br/><strong>HP:</strong>22<strong>AC:</strong>21 (+4Dodge)<strong>Passive Senses:</strong>14<br/><strong>Status:</strong>Just a Flesh Wound. Gods, the Doc really is as scary as they say. Putting a sister out of her misery.<br/>Character Sheet (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=223158)<br/><hr/><br/>Charlotte watched the carnage with a mixture of satisfaction, admiration and fear. She knew patch had a strong reputation for a reason, but somehow this was not what she had imagined. She turns away from what remains Ventles body after a few seconds and tries to catch her breath.<br/>Despite all her careful efforts the bastard had managed to land a blow. Whatever else the old guard had become, he was still a fighter. The blade had cut through her armor and taken a bite out of her left thigh. After a quick inspection Scarlet concluded it was merely a flesh wound. Annoying and painful but far from lethal. With basic medical attention it would be fine in a few days. Still she had screwed up, in more ways than one. With a long sigh Scarlet turned back to face Patch, finally working up the courage to answer his question.<br/>"Nothing useful, I don't know. He said Something about Moon, said he did this."<br/><br/>Scarlet walked back out of the hall and into the main room, where her fallen sister lay chained. Unwilling to step close enough for the ghoul to come to bear Scarlet began to pincushion the abomination. She threw daggers to kill. One, two, three, four, whatever it took. She would put her sister to rest if she had to use her entire arsenal to do it. When it was done she set about recovering her blades, as well as the fallen Sisters Kutte.<br/><br/>Scarlet turned back to Patch when she was finished. "We need to tear this place apart, find what we can and get the fuck out." She paused before adding. "Before anything else can go wrong."